Whether you’re hiking among black bears, grizzly bears, or both, the general rules for not getting into trouble are pretty consistent. Following them can ensure that you have a safe and exciting time in the outdoors.
Jackson, Wyoming may be a small town, but it’s no stranger to craft beer. The town itself boasts four different breweries, all within walking distance of each other, as well as two more just thirty minutes away on the other side of Teton Pass in Victor, Idaho. Read up on what makes each one special and discover for yourself just how good mountain town beer can be.
There’s no end to hiking in the Jackson Hole area. From short treks outside of town to alpine passes and lakes in the national parks and wilderness areas in the region, there are options for everyone, and there’s a few helpful hints that locals know to help them on their way.
The Teton Crest Trail is without a doubt one of the country’s most beautiful hikes. Staying in the national forests and wilderness area gives hikers looking to save a buck and/or dodge a permit system a free ticket to experience an unparalleled trail in unparalleled mountains.
As a wildlife safari guide in Jackson Hole, a question I was frequently asked was, “Where do I find grizzly bears?” There are some tricks to finding them of course, but as is the case with so much, timing is everything. To maximize your chances, and because it’s impossible to say where any animal will be in the future, it’s always best to know the habits of grizzly bears to better understand where they might be.
