Town Square is a beautiful park located in Jackson, Wyoming. It features iconic antler arches that are made from elk antlers and is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike.

National Elk Refuge is a wildlife refuge that protects Jackson's elk herd in winter. From November to May, visitors can see several thousand elk and enjoy winter sleigh rides through the scenic landscape.

The National Museum of Wildlife Art showcases important wildlife art in a building inspired by a Scottish castle. Inside, visitors can see stunning works by famous artists like Bierstadt and Remington and enjoy an outdoor sculpture trail.

The Jackson Hole Rodeo is a lively event held at Teton County Fairgrounds. It features thrilling rodeo events like bull riding and barrel racing, bringing excitement to locals and visitors alike.

Mormon Row Historic District features historic homesteads from the early 1900s. The iconic T.A. Moulton Barn is one of the most photographed spots in Wyoming, showcasing stunning views of the Grand Teton mountains.