Travel Guide Jackson

South of the Grand Teton Park, the city of Jackson is nestled at the foot of the sometimes snow-covered landforms, sometimes green of the Rocky Mountains. A mix of good restaurants, outdoor agencies, charming hotels that welcome sports visitors, adventurers and passionate nature, as well as a more elitist clientele. With its wooden houses painted in bright colors and original signs on a backdrop of grandiose landscapes, Jackson has the air of Far West Mountains. The local attraction is located on the Town Square and takes the form of a monumental arch made of cracks. What makes the city unique is that, in spite of its origins, budget or travel, travelers are all left to explore the wild and spectacular roads of the two national parks. neighbors (Grand Teton and Yellowstone above), and in winter to rob Jackson Hall's runways 15 kilometers away, further north. The city is also the starting point for many sports activities: skiing, mountain biking, kayaking, horse riding… and has a crazy charm during the Christmas prank.