East Gros Ventre Butte
Amangani
A hilltop sanctuary of Oklahoma sandstone and redwood with forty suites, an outdoor infinity pool over the valley, and uninterrupted Teton views.
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For private groups
Every signature Jackson Hole experience has an exclusive-use version. We assemble them into one seamless week.
Design This TripJackson Hole is built for buy-outs. Charter a private flotilla of scenic floats on the Snake, book guided wildlife safaris with naturalists across multiple vehicles, and reserve private drift-boat days for the anglers. Every signature experience has an exclusive-use version.
Lodging anchors well around Teton Village for ski-in ski-out residences and the Four Seasons, or a hilltop estate near Amangani for privacy and the view. A private group soak at Granite Hot Springs or a chef-led dinner gives the party a shared evening centerpiece, and the valley's compact scale keeps the park, the river, and the village within a tight radius.
We coordinate the manifest across boats, vehicles, and tables, stage the group dinners, and keep a single point of contact for the whole party.
What’s inside
A sample rhythm
Gather
A villa estate or resort base, a relaxed first group dinner in town.
River day
A private float flotilla on the Snake for the whole party.
Split & choose
Wildlife safaris, fishing, and the tram in parallel.
Centerpiece
A private hot-springs soak or chef-led dinner to close the week.
The Jackson Holewe’d build in
Where to stay
From a Teton-facing hilltop sanctuary to a slopeside flagship at the base of the tram, these are the stays a Jackson Hole trip is built around.
East Gros Ventre Butte
A hilltop sanctuary of Oklahoma sandstone and redwood with forty suites, an outdoor infinity pool over the valley, and uninterrupted Teton views.
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The slopeside flagship at the base of the resort, with ski-in ski-out access, a heated outdoor pool, and the only Forbes Five-Star spa in the valley.
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An intimate, family-owned LEED-certified boutique half a block off the Town Square, blending mountain-modern rooms with Mediterranean dining.
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A slopeside village base with a five-story cascading grotto pool and a 17,000-square-foot spa, steps from the aerial tram.
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A 1941 downtown landmark above the famous Silver Dollar Bar, walkable to the Town Square antler arches, galleries, and dining.
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An eco-luxury ski-in ski-out hotel in the village with a rooftop pool and hot tub, a short walk from the tram and gondola.
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The signature days: a scenic float beneath the peaks, a wildlife safari into the Tetons at dawn, and the soak that ends a big day outside.
Snake River scenic float season runs roughly May to September; whitewater and wildlife outings are guide-led and weather dependent.
Grand Teton NP
The classic Jackson Hole outing, a calm-water raft float on the Snake beneath the Tetons, prime time for moose, eagles, and beaver at the banks.
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Guided dawn and dusk drives to spot moose, bison, elk, pronghorn, and the valley's bears and wolves, with spotting scopes and a naturalist.
Bridger-Teton NF
A historic backcountry hot-spring pool at the end of a scenic canyon road, reached by car in summer and by sleigh or snowmobile in winter.
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Eight miles of Class II-III rapids south of town through Alpine Canyon, the valley's lively half-day whitewater run for summer.
Teton Village
The legendary apres-ski institution at the base of the village since 1967, the place the whole mountain gathers after the last run.
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The winter home of thousands of elk just north of town, viewed on a horse-drawn sleigh ride that glides right into the herd.
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Jackson Hole is blue-ribbon fly water. Guided float and wade trips run the Snake and its tributaries for native Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat.
Wilson
A respected full-service Orvis-endorsed fly shop and guide service running float and wade trips on the Snake and South Fork.
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A locally owned outfitter pairing guests with veteran guides for drift-boat days on the Snake and walk-and-wade on small mountain water.
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An Orvis-endorsed operation guiding the Snake, South Fork, and Teton waters, well regarded for float trips and casting instruction.
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A storied Jackson name on the square outfitting anglers for generations, with guided floats and a deep bench of local river knowledge.
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The fine-spotted cutthroat fishery beneath the Tetons, a guided drift-boat day that is as much scenery as it is sport.
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A boutique guide service focused on small groups and private instruction across the valley's float and wade fisheries.
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Grand Teton National Park rises straight off the valley floor with no foothills to soften it. These are the overlooks, lakes, and drives we point guests to.
Grand Teton National Park requires an entrance pass; the Moose-Wilson Road and some interior roads close seasonally with snow.
Moose
The reason to come: jagged 13,000-foot peaks rising abruptly off the valley floor, with the Teton Park Road tracing their base past turnout after turnout.
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The park's glittering glacial centerpiece beneath the Cathedral Group, with a shuttle boat across to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point.
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The Ansel Adams vista where the Snake River bends below the full Teton skyline, the most photographed pullout in the park.
Grand Teton NP
A quiet riverside spot famed for mirror reflections of the range at dawn, with beaver ponds and frequent moose along the bank.
Antelope Flats
The iconic Moulton barns set against the Tetons on Antelope Flats, a homestead row that is the valley's signature photograph.
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A short paved drive to an 800-foot-high panorama over Jackson Lake, the valley, and the entire Teton Range.
The table
Jackson's dining runs from a fine-dining institution above the Town Square to a wood-fired Italian room and a beloved bakery. We hold the hard reservations.
Town Square
The valley's defining fine-dining room on the Town Square, a James Beard-recognized kitchen serving elk chops, fresh fish, and a deep wine list since 1993.
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A wood-fired Italian trattoria a block off the square, house-made pastas and seasonal small plates with a serious amaro and cocktail program.
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A modern steakhouse on the square sourcing local game and grass-fed beef, a go-to for dry-aged cuts and a lively bar scene.
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A chef-owned American bistro just off the square, known for its wood-fired flatbreads, bistro classics, and consistently warm service.
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The beloved French-style bakery and cafe a block from the square, the valley's favourite morning stop for pastries, espresso, and breakfast.
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A sleek Asian-fusion and sushi room off the square, a refined dinner option blending Pacific Rim plates with a strong sake and cocktail list.
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Private group retreat
Share what you can already picture. A concierge fills in everything still open and sends back a plan, not a quote.