Jackson Hole Adventure Rentals

We spent 3 nights by the river in Jackson Hole, and it was nothing short of magical. Visiting in mid-April meant chilly weather and the town being in its quiet, off-shoulder season. Many places were closed, and some roads were still inaccessible due to snow—but the peacefulness and stillness gave us a rare chance to experience Jackson Hole without the usual crowds. It felt like we had the whole place to ourselves, and we loved how well-preserved everything was, from the rustic architecture to the stunning natural landscapes. One of the absolute highlights was visiting The Wort Hotel and the iconic Silver Dollar Bar. This legendary spot is rich with history, and the vibe is something you can’t find anywhere else. Locals were dressed in cowboy hats and boots, dancing to live music like it was straight out of an old Western film. For someone from Thailand, it was an eye-opening cultural experience and one that I’ll never forget. The warmth and energy in that room were contagious—it’s truly a must-visit if you’re in town. We also ventured out to Mormon Row to see the historic barns with the Tetons in the background. Due to seasonal road closures, we had to walk quite a bit to reach the best viewpoints, and although the cold wind made it challenging, the views were absolutely worth it. The contrast of snow-covered mountains and open fields was breathtaking. A hidden gem we found was Snake River Roasting Co.—highly recommend stopping by for a cozy coffee break. Their coffee is top-notch and the vibe is just what you need to warm up after a chilly morning adventure. What really stood out was the people—especially the park rangers. Every ranger we met was genuinely passionate about their work, eager to share tips, and full of love for the area. It made our experience feel extra welcoming. We can’t wait to return in the summer to see this place in full bloom. Thank you, Jackson Hole!

Loved the time there with my daughter and grandson.. Huckleberry shake from Jackson Drug is a must! (I posted here because Jackson does not allow reviews/pics to be added)

This place is so cool! So much to do at any time of the year. Cabins are expensive, but worth it if you're planning a group vacation. The sights are gorgeous.

I love this place, apart from its beautiful landscapes there are so many things you can do whether in summer or winter, my family and I always come back to this place.

Fun little touristy town with traditional stores for necessities close by. The arches of antlers stand at the corners of the square. Bronze sculptures of historical figures invite you to imagine having a chat with the likes of Amelia Earhart or Mark Twain.