The mere mention of Jackson Hole instantly elicits visions of the rugged beauty of the nearly 14,000-foot Grand Teton and surrounding granite peaks. While the beauty may be the initial incentive for a visit, Jackson Hole is much more than mountains. The existing recreational and cultural opportunities, along with the benefits of living in a small resort community, are just a few of the reasons that invite people to become residents of Jackson Hole.Jackson Hole is an alpine resort community surrounded by the Teton, Gros Ventre, Snake River and Greys River mountain ranges. Although Teton County encompasses some 2.7 million acres, development is limited to less than 3% of this area, with the remaining bulk of the County comprised of Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Bridger-Teton National Forest, other public lands and private lands permanently conserved with scenic easements. READ MORE...
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