Jackson Hole / Grand Targhee Ski Resorts
Preview some of the best ski terrain in America.
Tour Jackson Wyoming
Local attractions, fine dining, western art galleries, nighttime entertainment, Wyoming cowboy festivals.
Yellowstone National Park
Preview one of the most famous parks in the nation.
Tour Grand Tetons National Park
Preview one of the most famous parks in the nation.
Wyoming Wilderness Adventures
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Discover Wyoming's natural wonders when you explore to a scenic backdrop of rugged wilderness terrain.
Wyoming features many exciting high wilderness adventures opportunities for
rock climbing, mountaineering, fishing, camping, hiking and more.
Tour Pasadena California
Best known for the Tournament of Roses Parade and Bowl Game.
Tourists may also enjoy visits to Old Town Pasadena which features a huge variety of choices of restaurants, shopping centers, night clubs, bars,
and movie theaters, and 'Paseo Colorado,' which features a unique collection of retail stores, fine and casual dining and garden promenades.
Hawaiian Island Getaway
One of the most popular tourism destinations in the world is the Hawaiian Islands. Local attractions include touring royal palaces,
miles of beautiful beaches and polynesian cultural entertainment venues.
Fossil Country Frontier Museum
PO Box 854, 400 Pine Ave, Kemmerer WY 83101; 307-877-6551;
Museum Website;
Fossil Country Frontier Museum collects, preserves, researches, exhibits, and
interprets materials related to the natural and cultural history of South Lincoln County and southwestern Wyoming,
for the education and enjoyment of the public.
Exhibits cover the history of coalmining, Bootlegging Stills and Wine Presses,
Hadrosaurid footprint, Mountain Men, JC Penney Mother Store, Sawaya's Kemmerer Shoe Store, cattle rustlers.
Jackson Hole History Museum
105 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001;
Museum Website;
The Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum is to the history of
Jackson Hole, Grand Tetons and Yellowstone Parks.
The collection contains upwards of 12,000 artifacts, featuring an outstanding collection of Native American pottery, weapons, and stone tools.
Museum began in 1958 as a private history museum to house the lifetime collection of W. C. "Slim" Lawrence.
Important collections include fur trade era tools and firearms and material culture from the pioneer settlement era as well as other objects of antiquity.
National Museum of Wildlife Art
2820 Rungius Road, Jackson Hole, WY 83002, 800-313-9553;
Museum Website;
Home to an internationally acclaimed collection of fine art paintings, sculpture and photography devoted to wildlife.
Wildlife art is one of humanity's earliest artforms, dating back to prehistoric cave paintings. Its long existence in
virtually every culture exemplifies humankind's vital relationship with nature, a relationship that has suffered in
western civilization since the onset of the industrial revolution and the ensuing technological age. Established in 1987.
Yellowstone Heritage and History Museum
200 Old Yellowstone Trail, Gardiner, MT; 307-344-2664;
Museum Website;
Open Mon-Fri : 9AM-4PM / Public Tours - Summers Tues and Thurs at 10AM
This state-of-the-art facility that is home to Yellowstone National Park’s museum collection, archives, research library, historian, archeology lab, and herbarium.
It now houses almost 3,000 linear feet of historic records, 90,000 photographic prints and negatives, 20,000 books and manuscripts, 300,000 cultural
and natural science specimens, over 35,000 archeological artifacts and approximately 10,000 plant specimens.
Lander Children's Museum
445 Lincoln St, Lander, WY 82520; 307-332-1341;
Museum Website;
Opened in 1999, the museum is targeted toward the 3-12 age group, but also provides service opportunities for older children.
The museum offers a variety of hands-on exhibits which encompass the fields of math, science, art, music and reading.
Museum of the American West - Lander WY
1445 Main St, Lander, WY 82520; 307-332-4137;
Museum Website;
Exhibits cover the cultural history of early inhabitants of Central Wyoming and the American West - including american indians and pioneer settlers.
The Museum is vital in preserving the heritage and interpreting the relationships among the three distinctively different cultures which
inhabit the nearby Wind River and Sweetwater valleys – the Eastern Shoshone, the Northern Arapaho, and the pioneers and their descendants.
Wind River Heritage Center - Riverton WY
412 E Fremont Ave, Riverton, WY; 307-856-0706;
Museum Website;
Dedicated to preserving the natural and human history of the West.
The Wind River Heritage Center features lifelike displays of the Jake Korell Wildlife Collection and a collection of historic traps dating from 1804, from the fur trade era.
Old Trail Town - Cody WY [May-Oct]
Open: 8AM-8PM (May-Oct); Museum Website;
Located 3 miles west of Cody. 307-587-5302;
Collection of historic buildings, vehiciles and other artifacts from the wild west heritage of Wyoming.
The collection of 26 buildings, which date from 1879 to 1901, one hundred horse-drawn vehicles, plus an extensive collection of Native American artifacts and memorabilia of the Wyoming frontier.
Native American artifacts are representative of Shoshone, Gros Ventre, and Crow indian culture and heritage. Old Trail Town interprets the American West and Wyoming's colorful western past with its
buildings and extensive collection of treasured memorabilia reflecting live on the Wyoming Frontier.
Buffalo Bill Historical Center - Cody WY
720 Sheridan Avenue, Cody, WY 82414; 307-587-4771;
Museum Website;
A group of five old west themed museums with exhibits, artifacts and artwork depicting early life in the Western US.
Buffalo Bill Museum, Cody Firearms Museum, Plains Indian Museum, Whitner Gallery of Western Art and Draper Museum
of Natural History. One of the finer attractions in Western Wyoming.
Buffalo Bill Museum - examines both the personal and public lives of Buffalo Bill Cody and interpret his story in the context of the history and myth of the American West.
Cody Firearms Museum - 5000 pieces from 16th century to present
Plains Indian Musem - one of the country's largest and finest collections of Plains Indian art and artifacts. Explore the cultural histories,
artistry and living traditions of Plains Indian peoples, including the Arapaho, Crow, Cheyenne, Kiowa, Comanche, Blackfeet, Sioux, Gros Ventre, Shoshone and Pawnee.
Whitney Gallery of Western Art - an outstanding collection of masterworks of the American West. Original paintings, sculptures and prints trace artistic interpretations of the West from the early 19th century to today.
Draper Museum of Natural History - integrates the humanities with natural sciences to interpret the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and adjacent intermountain basins.
Tecumseh's Old West Miniature Village & Museum - Cody WY
Tecumseh Trading Post
140 W. Yellowstone Ave., Cody, WY 82414; 307-587-5362;
Museum Website;
Thousands of miniature figures trace the history of Wyoming and Montana from the 1600s to the late 1890s at the indoor village located near the Cody Rodeo Grounds and Old Trail Town.
The museum section of the complex includes thousands of Western and Indian artifacts. Including full size wildlife mounts, guns of the Frontier and fur trade artifacts.
Jackson Hole Quality Inn 49'er
330 W. Pearl St., Jackson, WY 83001
Ideally located within walking distance to Town Square, the Quality Inn & Suites 49'er
features economical accommodations and premium amenities.
Skiers will be in paradise at the three nearby ski areas: Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Grand Targhee Resort and Snow King Resort. Golfers will enjoy playing a round at either The Links at Teton Peaks or Powder Horn Ranch & Golf Club, both just minutes from this Jackson hotel.
Jackson Hole Super 8 Motel
750 S. Hwy 89, Jackson, WY 83001
91-room award-winning facility features Super Start Plus Breakfast, Coffee Maker in all rooms,
Microwave/Refrigerators and Wireless Hi Speed Internet in all rooms.
Free use of lobby computer with Hi Speed connection, Evening snacks, guest laundry, in room safes and Real Western Hospitality. The property also offer Group Rates and Ski Packages.
Jackson Lake Lodge Resort
5 Miles North of Moran Junction Highway 89, Moran, WY 83013
This vacation lodge is situated on a hilltop ridge overlooking the Grand Teton Mountain Range and Jackson Lake.
The main lodge includes a limited number of guest rooms, two restaurants, cocktail lounge offering live entertainment, outdoor heated swimming pool and gift and apparel shops.
The majority of its accommodations surround the main lodge as guest cottages. The upper lobby features 60 foot picture windows framing the Teton Mountain range as well
as a collection of Native American artifacts and Western art. In keeping with the National Park location, rooms do not have televisions or radios, but do have telephones, voicemail and data ports. Open May -Oct.