The National Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole spans over 24,700 acres of diverse habitats, making it a prime destination for wildlife watching and photography.

A highlight is the seasonal elk migration from mid-December to early April, where thousands of elk descend from higher elevations. Established in 1912, the Refuge is also rich in cultural history, serving as the ancestral land of several Indigenous tribes.

Exploring Jackson Hole’s Iconic Moulton Barn: A Slice of History and a Photographer’s Dream

When you picture Jackson Hole, the timeless image of the T.A. Moulton Barn likely comes to mind. This rustic wooden barn, set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Teton Range, is one of the valley's most photographed landmarks—and it’s easy to see why. With its rich history and striking scenery, the Moulton Barn offers a glimpse into the past while serving as a favorite spot for photographers and travelers alike.

Jackson’s Town Square is the heart of the town, offering year-round charm with summer stagecoach rides and a winter ice skating rink. Don’t miss the iconic Elk Antler Arches, a must-see for any visit.

Old Trail Town in Cody is a must-visit! With 28 original buildings, a cemetery full of Wild West legends, and even a newly added brothel, it’s like stepping back in time.

Experience the thrill of the Cody Night Rodeo, a must-do on your Yellowstone trip! Watch fearless riders take on bucking broncos and fierce bulls, with fun activities like the calf scramble for the kids. Don’t miss this unforgettable Wild West adventure that’s perfect for the whole family.

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Experience the charm of Lake Yellowstone Hotel and Cabins, a historic gem in Yellowstone National Park. With its grand Colonial Revival style and stunning lakeside views, this hotel offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty. Enjoy delicious dining options, from a blackened halibut sandwich to a delightful breakfast buffet with smoked salmon. Read the full review on our website to discover more about this enchanting destination.

Yellowstone Lake stands as a crown jewel within Yellowstone National Park, the oldest and one of the most breathtakingly unique parks in the world. As the largest freshwater lake above 7,000 feet in North America, Yellowstone Lake offers a serene yet awe-inspiring experience. Nestled at an elevation of 7,732 feet, it spans 136 square miles with 110 miles of picturesque shoreline. Its waters, clear enough to see the bottom on a calm, sunny day, invite visitors to connect deeply with nature.

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