I had a very difficult time reconciling my feelings after leaving this museum. It is a very…read moreimpressive collection of guns, tanks, trucks, cannons. Any war buff would love it. With the technological innovations that come with war, comes a huge human cost.This museum did a decent job of balancing those aspects. I am deducting one star off of my review for a very specific reason. Before entering the Holocaust section, there is a trigger warning, letting viewers know there are images that some may find disturbing. There is no such warning before entering the Vietnam section. This area of the museum is very realistic with dim lighting, bamboo shoots, and literal "Charlie in the trees", waiting to be illuminated and startle you. Many Vietnam veterans, like my father, are suffering from PTSD. Knowing how many of them will probably visit this museum, there needs to be some sort of warning before entering this area!

This place is incredible. I had two military veterans with me. One from the Vietnam era and one…read morefrom the current era. They both said there were vehicles in here they'd never seen or heard of before.

We have a second home in Wilson, and we use A1 to get us and our visitors back and forth from the…read moreairport. Vitalie is usually our driver, but he has helpers as well, and we have always been pleased with the service. They are friendly, prompt and honest. We recommend A1 highly.

Quick response time. Had a nice Sprinter van for a group of 10, very reasonable also.read more

Thank you Heart 6!! A big huge shout out to Austin as our guide. I surprised my husband with an…read moreexperience for his birthday and our 20th anniversary. Can I say that this tour/horseback ride was the cherry on top of our Grand Teton vacation. Austin is very charismatic, sincere and knowledgeable. As our guide he really made the experience just as fun as the beautiful views. I hadn't been on a horseback ride before. Austin made sure our whole group felt safe, attended to and gave all the attention needed during our entire ride. Thank you to all for your kindness on making this a forever beautiful memory!

The experience at Heart Six Guest Ranch was wonderful! Our guide, Arie (I believe her name), was…read morefull of amazing information and she made sure envying our group was able to keep up. We would definitely do the three hour ride again. Somewhat disappointed we didn't get to see as much wildlife as we'd hoped, but see some unexpected wildlife was fun too. We see otters at our home in Florida, but apparently they aren't as common at Grand Teton National Park. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't perfect with rain the last part of our ride, but our guide ensured everyone was safe with the slippery conditions. The horses all look well cared for and that is important to us as well, since we also own horses. Riding horses that are rented in a group, is never the same as riding your own horses, but the horses were better behaved than most rental horses. We'd definitely do this ride again with the Heart Six Ranch and request our guide, who is from Texas and been with this ranch for three years, as well. Thank you Heart Six for a very fun experience!

Wonderful little museum! The Big Horn Sheep Museum is small but packed with great information and…read morewell‑done exhibits. The scavenger hunt was a huge hit with the kids, and they loved earning stickers and sheep horns. Totally worth the small admission fee, and the gift shop has some fun finds. Exceeded expectations!

Beautiful display and great staff - definitely a must see…read more This is located right off the south side of the main road through Dubois (26) and in front of Dubois Park. There is a fair size parking lot. The building and exhibit are free and are very nice. You enter and exit through the gift shop. They are COVID compliant with shields and face masks. As you enter you are greeted by a person who explains about the exhibit and offers information on a driving tour through a wildlife management area about 4 miles east of town. There is a 10 minute video that runs on a loop and displays that show the various sheep and habitats. It is very nicely done and the staff was excellent. I leaned a lot and recommend this for anyone interested in bighorn sheep.

Everything. The exhibits are accurate, very complete and elegantly done. It is a little light on…read morethe cultural interactions between the Mountain Men and the Indians (we prefer this than Native Americans...it just jumbles us all together and we lose identities when white cultures decide For Us(!) how we should be called. We are of 100+ Tribes, Not "Native" Americans, since that includes Everyone who is identified as a Loyal American to our culture and our Constitution that protects us...Not one of those people who are trying to change our religion and our pride in our cultures.

Great little museum to learn all about the life and times of the Mountain Man. Displays were…read morefascinating. Significant art collection as well. Plan on 1&1/2 + hours for your visit.

Loved the experience at the wildlife art museum. Parking was easy, and the museum itself was in a…read morebeautiful, scenic area. The museum was reasonably priced (there were some closed exhibits so they discounted the ticket rate), and the art itself was stunning. We got there as it opened, and while it was not packed, it was busy for the hour. Hugely impressed!

This museum is really nice and definitely worth a visit. We had actually planned on coming here the…read morelast morning we had in Jackson and it rained that day, so I think it brought more people in. They have a nice collection of wildlife art with a focus on the American West along with other representations and very interesting graphics that speak to the history behind the works. We spent more time than I thought we would as it's bigger than it seems and they have a lot to see. My greatest surprise was seeing a Rousseau I have never seen before.

Great little museum in town. We enjoyed the exhibits and reading about the original homesteaders…read more Their exhibits are spread across two locations as an FYI if you're interested in seeing both. We learned more about ranch life in the early days and had fun looking at old newspaper headlines. Nice little historical stop!

This is a really dense museum with a lot of information and exhibits. It's a great local museum…read morethat you can spend some time exploring in. The staff was very nice and welcoming as well.

This place gives you a great opportunity to experience and learn about the local history in a…read moreunique setting. They constantly are providing changing displays so there is always something new to see.

My friend and I booked a cow elk hunt with Wood River in October and I can't say enough good things…read moreabout this hunt. From the day we arrived we were treated like we were family. The accommodations were clean and comfortable. The food was like you were eating at a high end restaurant every night. Our guide had grown up in the area and was very knowledgeable about where the elk would be moving and where we needed to be. We shared a lot of laughs with him but when it came time to hunt, it got very serious. Like any elk hunt, there was plenty of walking at some altitude so come in the best shape that you can. The hard work paid off as we both tagged out on the second day. Once we got the elk off the mountain and in the cooler, the guys helped us pick out a processor to take them to. I would highly recommend Wood River to anyone that is looking for a Western elk hunt and wants to be treated like their trip really matters to the outfitter.

We had the opportunity to visit Wood River Ranch recently, and had a wonderful time. We stayed in…read moreone of the "Hawk's Rest" rooms, which was very clean and well kept. In addition, the staff was very welcoming, and made us feel like one of the family. The ranch itself is located in a beautiful valley, which is teaming with wildlife, such as antelope, elk and even moose, all of which we saw. While at the ranch, we had a lot of relaxing down time, but also did some great hikes as well some fishing. With the Wood River just a short walk across the road, we were able to fish several times, and caught (and released) a number of very nice cutthroat trout. Since we flew into Cody, we spent some time in town and highly recommend that you set aside at least a half or full day for the Buffalo Bill Historical Center. We were pleasantly surprised by both the quality and quantity of western art, historical displays and the firearm collection. It is truly a world class museum. Since the ranch is also an easy drive from Yellowstone, we took a day trip to the park, did a driving tour, two different hikes, and still had time to stop in Cody for dinner on the way home, and then stop at the Cowboy Bar in Meeteetse for a night cap. The Cowboy Bar was like stepping back in time, and you could really feel the history. I mean really, how often do you get to have a drink in a bar that Butch Cassidy drank in! In summary, we had a great time at the ranch, and the surrounding area, and would highly recommend that you visit yourself.