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Very nice! Upscale Western town with excellent art galleries throughout.

Oh my goodness this place is a tourist trap. Lots of overpriced food and shops. One guy was yelling stuff against the president of the United States and he was bothering everyone right in the intersection of the main roads. I was trying to cross the street and he was waving posters and yelling at everyone to hate the president. Here we were enjoying traveling the many beautiful places in the USA but this closer was yelling bad things, no one stopped or talked to him. If it's an expensive tourist trap why the protesters? The town square is the only thing here and after finding a $19.00 burger i didn't want to hear a man yelling at me.

Just a must see place to stop and get your picture by the famous Antler Arches. Touristy to say the least. As a coastal person myself the over night stay was just the right amount of time spent here. Super, super expensive hotels in upwards of $800+ a night. I guess if you're a skier ⛷️ this place might be nice in the winter. Sidewalks are boardwalks. Watch your step. National Elk Refuge right outside town. About an hour to Grand Teton National Park.

We made a quick stop in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and really enjoyed the western charm of the town. We walked around Park Square, saw the famous antler arches, and even checked out the Cowboy Bar. A fun spot to soak in that classic western vibe, even if you’re just passing through!

Jackson Hole is truly my happy place 🤍 Breathtaking views in every direction, fresh mountain air, and a sense of calm that instantly grounds you the moment you arrive. It’s rugged, stunning, and peaceful all at once. Whether you’re hiking, exploring the outdoors, or simply soaking in the scenery, there’s something magical about being surrounded by so much natural beauty. It’s the kind of place that makes you slow down, breathe deeper, and feel deeply connected to the world around you. Gorgeous, grounding, and unforgettable.