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.

This was a really cool stop as you enter the town of Jackson. It's right across the street from one…read moreof four of the antler arches. They have museum exhibits, gift shop, restrooms and a ranger information desk. Parking lot is rather large, plus street parking available. The best part was the elk refuge overlook in the back of the building. You access it from upstairs inside. Overall we enjoyed our time here. Staff is friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend!

Five stars for this Visitors Center in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. What's to like? The building is on…read morethe newer side, well-stocked with travel brochures for both Jackson Hole and Yellowstone, has clean restrooms, and is close to the free community parking lot. A special shout out though for the staff member at the counter who was phenomenal in his advice for things to do (and not do) in Jackson Hold, Grand Teton, and Yellowstone -- some of which were hidden treasures that seemed to have been customized to the interests of the specific visitors. (Sorry, we forgot his name but he has been living in the Jackson Hole area for about 7 years, originally from Wisconsin). For instance, he suggested areas where we might find wildlife, and we did indeed see pronghorn antelopes, elk, and herds of bison. And, at his advice, we took Lake Butte Road up to an overview to get a stunning view of Lake Yellowstone in late afternoon. While there, everyone atop was abuzz with the news that traffic was currently delayed by rangers a few miles ahead to allow a grizzly bear to cross the road. (We did see the bear but it but were too far away for a photo).

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!

Amazing new space for kiddos of Jackson Hole & visitors alike! My new go to spot to bring family…read morewhen they are in town.

The new space on Mercill Ave is truly stunning. What an excellent resource for our community! The…read morekids loved it and it was fun for us grown ups too. All the exhibits are state of the art and encourage STEAM focused play. So cool!

The National Elk Refuge in Jackson, WY is a truly special place. It's amazing to see such a large…read morewildlife refuge preserved right next to a town and know that places like this still exist. It's a reminder of the importance of protecting these spaces so future generations can enjoy them. A must-visit when in Jackson Hole. Beautiful, peaceful, and a great example of wildlife conservation done right.

The elk are corralled here to protect them from getting hit by cars. During the winter they are…read moregiven nutrient rich pellets. The antlers are picked up & sold to pay for pellets. We did not see elk during our June visit. They're at the refuge from mid-December through early April when they begin migrating. They move toward their summer ranges, following the receding snow line up to higher elevations in Grand Teton National Park & the Bridger Teton National Forest. From October through December, deepening snow cause the elk to seek food and shelter at these lower elevations in Jackson Hole.

[1064] 12/2019…read more This two screen cinemas is a nice change to visit once it's cold outside The chairs recline and are comfortable so I liked them that The floor was NOT cleaned before our movie as there was popcorn on the floor The older guy checked our bag for food ...like seriously went to the bottom of our bag. It is so weird especially since we are middle aged adults w our child. He did not check the lady w 2 bags. Annoying!! I don't know what his issue was The popcorn was eh. Nothing to write home about. Luckily it was not that expensive. I will not be back due to the service

Should inclement weather strike while I visited in Jackson Hole, I was prepared to do what Kim &…read moreKanye did on their Irish honeymoon when it rained: go see some movies. The JH Cinema (aka Twin Cinema) is a great spot for enjoying flicks. It features state-of-the-art, all-digital projection systems and giant, wall-to-wall screens for a perfect (big) picture. The place claims on their website to have the "world's best popcorn" with real butter. Located conveniently just 3.5 blocks from the Town Square at the corner of Pearl and Jackson Streets, I have to give the JH Cinema the vaunted 5 YELP STARS for just being there in case of need. And also running first-run movies right when they come out & offering discounted matinee pricing. (see photos)

Absolutely phenomenal store. They have one of the largest collections of rare fossils including…read moreopalized ammonite!!!! The cashier was incredibly knowledgeable about the fossils and minerals they had in store. Although they were a little bit expensive, their selection was breathtaking. I felt like every time I looked I saw something new!! Even if you have no plans on shopping I would HIGHLY recommend stopping by, to the point I made a yelp account just to review this store!! TLDR: Service was phenomenal, selection was amazing, employees were friendly, approachable, and knowledgable, and though a little pricey 100% worth it!

From the owner: We specialize in American Indian & First Nations art and gift products and an extensive selection…read moreof crystals and minerals from around the world! Visit us for a unique collection of dream catchers, books, stickers, home goods, T-shirts, and one-of-a kind art objects.

Too bad I can't give Thal Glass a negative 5! I saw this gallery showcased in a brochure of art…read moregalleries in the Jackson area. There were at least 100 brochures displayed at the National Museum of Wildlife Art near Jackson. The brochure listed the galleries address and hours. My friend and I drove out of our way to find this gallery...I collect blown glass and it is hard to find. We arrived and a man walked up and asked did he miss my call. I told him that the brochure didn't indicate that I should call first. He told me he was in the middle of something, he was spray painting a bbq grill, and that his gallery smelled because he was heating his $15,000 kiln. He was rude and obviously put off by our appearance. I left empty handed never seeing a single piece of glass with $9,000 still in my pocket. Had he welcomed me, and IF the glass was as spectacular as the photos in the brochure, I have no doubt he would have had every dollar in my pocket. I was surprised by his rudeness and sad that I left empty handed. From here on if I happen upon blown glass in the northwest I will insure that it is not from this gallery before purchasing.

I missed the part about calling to check hours but luckily Dan was out doing some yard work and…read moregraciously opened the studio for us. He walked us through the different pieces, explained about his and Laurie's process and was very friendly and helpful. Although I would have liked to buy 5 or 6 of their absolutely stunning pieces, I did leave with one beautiful vase. I hope to return in the future to buy more. Dan and Laurie's work is absolutely incredible. I have glass from other well known artists but I found their work particularly unique. If you love glass, do yourself a favor and visit the studio ((just make sure to call first)!

OMG they were SO nice on the phone and helped me many times before I got there and when I stayed!!…read more Thank you so much for all your kindness and help!!!!

The best part and seat here in Jackson Hole are the hammock egg chairs on their front porch…read more Every time we walk by, we sit for a spell. Comfy chairs, would be better if the chairs didn't force you to sit so upright, but a fantastic break after walking around downtown. It's a busy Broadway street and lots of cars going by. The Chambers is closed, but they do make it inviting to come and sit a spell.

"The diversity of life on this planet is a miraculous gift. What gives me the greatest joy is being…read moreable to share glimpses of it. I hope my work stands as a testament of the power timeless beauty and a reminder that we must not take our fellow wild creatures for granted." Tom Mangelson Tom Manglesen has the patience of Joab as he waits in the wilderness to capture Mother Nature's creations going about their day and living their life. Customers are the beneficiary of his talent as it gives you snipets of their existence captured by the artist, photographer: Tom Mangelsen. Step off the busy sidewalks of Jackson into Mangelsen's gallery, and you'll find yourself enjoying a quiet moment and the beauty of the outdoors caught by his keen eye. Helpful information: *his photography is available for purchase *his published books are available here *he offers limited editions *photography from his artist proff collection available

Nice gallery in the center portion of Jackson, WY. This is a gallery featuring different wild…read moreanimal photography. Nice staff. Beautiful collection of photos.