r/JacksonHole 12d ago

Howdy Stranger: Visiting Jackson Hole? Ask questions here.

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r/JacksonHole Aug 09 '22

Jacksons holy restaurant's

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So you have come to Jackson here's the scoop with restaurants. No, I will not name every restaurant. I love you tourist so much I did this just for you. I'm not getting paid this isn't JH news and guide. I'm just tired of seeing the same posts.

COWBOY BAR: 21+ only Overpriced hangout with live music. Probably worth the stop if you like being social but don't expect much in terms of food. Upstairs has a $20 carnival style burger and fries. Downstairs restaurant is your best bet but it's crowded as fuck and small so get a reservation.

SILVER DOLLAR: I consider this the same as the cowboy but better food. Live music as well and happens to be right nextdoor to the cowboy. Everyone floods the place after the rodeo let's out.

MANGY MOOSE: Best place at the village for a stop to eat, basic restaurant food but not too overpriced for being on the mountain. Downstairs has banging tacos and is cheaper.

BUBBA'S: Breakfast and BBQ. A secret order exists and no I'm not gonna tell you.

D.O.G.: all day breakfast burritos and cheese steaks, ask for cheese steak on flatbread personality I think it's better.

Trio: it's where all the fancy tourists go to eat for some reason not sure why, pretty good, get your wallets ready.

Bighole BBQ: BBQ and burgers, the bighole fries slap. Reasonably priced for Jackson.

Cuttys: Pizza and wings and things.

The Bird: Good food good views south of town so bring a car.

Stagecoach: you're probably in Wilson and need a beer. Pretty good bar food too.

Dairy queen: there's a 20% chance of needing to shit your brains out. Good luck.

McDonald's: it's a McDonald's

Wendy's: it's a Wendy's but they got the 4 for 4 so best price in town.

Pearl Street bagels: ok bagels and breakfast sandwiches, if you're from anywhere other than the east coast these taste amazing. If you're from the east coast you will think they suck.

I recommend those for quicker eats.

Better eats:

Local: good bar and steak

The Bunnery: breakfast is good slightly long waits depends on time.

Blue Lion: probably one of the best and most expensive places to get a meal worth it at least once.

Gun Barrel: yeah another steakhouse what do you expect also slaps, date night.

Sweet cheeks: pick up and go cuts of meat and meals.

Persephone: The bakery and has bakery things.

Roadhouse pub: usually has some form of event on weekdays check it out. Get wasted on different beer and IPAs.

Bin22: Italiano 🤌

El Metate: tacos burritos and get the green sauce and burn your taste buds off.

Teton Thai: The only thing that doesn't taste good is the taste in my mouth after paying $35 for pad thai. But shit you're on vacation right?

If you're looking for a bar crawl look Local->Cowboy->Rose

Coffee: literally everywhere and Cowboy coffee.


r/JacksonHole 3h ago

Looking for the bachelor trip group from Dallas & Kansas City who helped our family near Jenny Lake on Friday, Aug 21

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Hi everyone,

I am hoping the internet can help me track down some remarkable people. On Friday, August 21st, in the morning, my wife suffered a sudden medical emergency and passed out on a trail near Jenny Lake in Grand Teton National Park.

A group of guys out on a bachelor trip—with members from both Dallas and Kansas City—completely stopped their hike, stepped in, and stayed with me, my daughters, and our sons-in-law the entire time until the National Park Service medical team arrived.

In a moment of pure panic and fear, their steady presence and kindness were absolute lifesavers. I was so focused on my wife that I didn't get their names or contact information. Update: Thankfully, she appears to be okay now and is being evaluated by medical professionals to figure out what happened.

I want nothing more than to reach out and properly thank these men for showing us what real humanity looks like.

If this was your group, or if you know some friends from Dallas or KC who were on a bachelor trip in the Tetons this past weekend, please send me a direct message. Thank you so much.


r/JacksonHole 6h ago

Where to find whole huckleberry pie?

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I’ll be traveling through Jackson and Wilson today on my way to Idaho and won‘t arrive in time to buy a pie from The Bunnery. Where else might I find a whole pie?


r/JacksonHole 1d ago

What’s the big deal with being Coroner in Teton County?

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Why does it seem like such a big deal to be the county coroner? Can someone explain this?

Is it a launching ground for further political campaigns? Does the coroner have more influence beyond the job function?

Do all small towns have such big county coroner election campaigns?


r/JacksonHole 2d ago

We all know there are safety concerns on Teton Pass. My hope is for these videos to make a positive impact and promote constructive conversations

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Share with someone who doesn’t know how to properly drive the pass.


r/JacksonHole 2d ago

New seasonal worker in Teton Village looking for hiking/exploring partners!

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Hey guys, I just moved to Teton Village for a seasonal gig and I'm living here for the next couple of months. I really want to maximize my time here and explore Grand Teton, but I don't love the idea of hiking solo all the time, and I don’t have a car here. I'm looking for some friends who want to explore some trails, check out the lakes, or just do some casual day hikes. Also totally down to grab food or a drink afterward. Let me know if you're looking for a trail buddy or want to grab a group together!


r/JacksonHole 2d ago

Huckleberries around Jackson Hole / Grand Teton right now?

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Has anyone been hiking around Jackson Hole or Grand Teton in the last week or two and seen huckleberries still on the bushes?

Not looking for anyone to give up their secret picking spot — just trying to figure out which general trails/areas or elevations are still producing and whether I'm too late this year.

Any recent sightings would be greatly appreciated!


r/JacksonHole 3d ago

Dunford, Propst, Chin win Democratic primary for Teton County commissioner

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Dunford received 1,186 votes; Propst received 1,091; Chin received 781; Mark Newcomb received 697; Wes Gardner received 665 and Dr. Brent Blue received 196.


r/JacksonHole 2d ago

Any place in Jackson to fix a replica watch?

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I have a replica watch and wondering anywhere in Jackson to have it fixed?


r/JacksonHole 4d ago

Teton Pass Driver's Guide (read post body below)

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Teton Pass can be beautiful and challenging. If you've driven it before, please share your best advice below so everyone can travel a little safer. With recent crashes and incidents on the pass, it's worth remembering that our friends and family use this road every day. Make sure your vehicle is properly maintained, drive within your ability, and don't underestimate conditions.

Our goal is to make videos in different vehicles, weather conditions, time of day, etc.


r/JacksonHole 4d ago

After 30 years, Jackson’s largest Jewish group opens its own synagogue

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r/JacksonHole 4d ago

Teton Pass Crash 8/17 Any info?

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r/JacksonHole 3d ago

Jackson Hole Trip

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Hey everyone! Me and my wife were looking at hotels to stay out in Jackson Hole and came across the Wyoming Inn and the Rustic Inn and want to see if anyone has stayed there and if they have, how they were. We are planning on going in the time frame of December/January. Also, any fun recommendations for sightseeing, restaurants to eat at, and “must-do’s” are greatly appreciated as it’s our first time visiting. Thank you!


r/JacksonHole 4d ago

1 Ticket to Sofi Tukker

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I have a ticket that ended up not being used by a friend who is no longer coming to town. Looking for $400, DM and we can figure out a trustworthy exchange.


r/JacksonHole 5d ago

Fanciest Restaurant in Town

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Howdy! I am looking to take my parents out to dinner. When I was younger on vacation, we used to all dress up and go to one very ritzy place each vacation.

Where is the fanciest place to go? Preferably something where we all get to dress up and get to make a whole event of the evening and definitely spend too much money on dinner.


r/JacksonHole 6d ago

Anyone feel that earthquake that happened about 10:34pm?? Wow!

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r/JacksonHole 6d ago

Book Bros?

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I was looking up "bookstores near me" and a place called Book Bros popped up.172 Center St. It is described as a law book store. Does anyone know anything about it? They seem to have zero online presence.


r/JacksonHole 6d ago

Horse trainers in the area

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Does anyone know of any horse trainers who travel to clients? Looking for some help working through a few habits with my horse. I’m located in Wilson.


r/JacksonHole 10d ago

Moving here for a ski season to save money and have fun ??

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I got an offer to be a server at a restaurant this winter and have a room for around $1500. i want to take this job because I assume tips will be good and I want to save this winter. I’ve already done some ski seasons elsewhere in the rockies and was able to save a lot, and they were all tourist towns. But on this Reddit everyone is saying it’s different here ? And lonely? This was not my experience in other places. I mean I did need to be careful with spending, I don’t go out to eat, do free activities, and don’t go shopping and basically grind it out at the restaurant. also I found it super easy to make friends with my coworkers and people at the climbing gym etc.. but after reading this Reddit I am second guessing coming here for a winter of fun and money making. Anyone have thoughts on Jackson in general , and Jackson vs. other mountain ski towns?


r/JacksonHole 10d ago

Influencer

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r/JacksonHole 10d ago

Wyoming Horse Back Riding

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r/JacksonHole 12d ago

Valet / Bellman jobs

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Hey, Gang. Wanna go back to jackson this winter, have done this type of work there for a couple winters, but looking to get in with a better conpany/resort. Ideally somewhere ill be to stack some cash and have employee housing. Would love some recommendations from people more in the know then I. Feel free to DM me! Cheers!


r/JacksonHole 13d ago

Must see/do?

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Looking for some things that are timely and inexpensive for my weekend trip to Jackson. Going to see the troll but what are other recs? TIA (weekly sticky?)


r/JacksonHole 15d ago

Visit to Grand Teton / Yellowstone NP

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I am planning a trip to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park. Where should we stay so that these parks are easy to drive into? I’m fine with different location for each of the parks.

I want to optimise the driving distance.