Partners

The National Elk Refuge

Grand Teton Association

Bridger-Teton National Forest

Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce

Wyoming Game & Fish Department

Grand Teton National Park

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

 

Effective January 2010: The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce is looking for volunteers to help staff the Visitor Center. Volunteers will have the opportunity to work with State and Federal agencies in a fun working environmment, meeting people from throughout the country and sharing your love for the Jackson Hole valley.
For further information, please call the Chamber of Commerce at 307.733.3316.

 

One-Stop Visitor Services
The Jackson Hole and Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center is nestled in the heart of the Yellowstone Ecosystem in Jackson, Wyoming. Staffed by multiple organizations, it's the one place to find a wealth of information pertaining to all of your visitor needs.

During the Winer 2009-10 season, the facility is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily, except for Christmas Day. The Visitor Center is located at 532 N. Cache Street in Jackson.

• Interpretive displays
• Educational programs
• Extensive book and gift store
• America the Beautiful Federal Lands Pass
• Trip planning assistance
• Lodging and camping information
• Jackson Hole/Yellowstone Travel Map
• Yellowstone National Park fishing permits
• Wyoming hunting and fishing licenses
• Area business & service brochures
• Courtesy phones for local calls
• Firewood permits
• Christmas tree permits
• Road conditions
• U.S mail pickup
• ATM machine
• Community events

Take a Virtual Tour of the Jackson Hole & Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center.

Jackson Hole Information

• Welcome to Jackson Hole
• Jackson Hole Weather
• Family Activities in Jackson Hole
• The Visitor Center Grass Roof
• Bridger Teton National Forest Dispersed Camping

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2009-10 Winter Programs

2009-10 Winter Programs Flyer

Feature Creature Series - December 14 through April 3
Winter naturalists will offer 15-minute programs as part of a “Feature Creature” presentation series that focuses on the lives of animals found on the refuge. A different creature is featured daily at 11 a.m or upon request. Call 307.734.9378 for more information. Reservations are not required; the programs are free of charge.

Wildlife Caravan - December 14 through April 3
Naturalists offer a free wildlife caravan at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays to persons interested in touring on the Refuge Road to look for bighorn sheep, elk, eagles, coyotes. Participants can ride with the naturalist or follow in a separate vehicle. Reservations are required for the 1½ – 2 hour wildlife caravan and can be made by calling 307.734.9378 or signing up in person at the Visitor Center. The wildlife caravan trip is free of charge.

Family Events
To help families find new ways to enjoy public lands, the Visitor Center staff occasionally schedules special events for the whole family to enjoy. Check this web site for updated information, or click here to request that your name be added to an email list to receive an announcement when events are scheduled.

Horse-Drawn Rides - December 14 through April 3
Sleigh rides offer a unique way to observe and photograph wildlife on the refuge. Rides are offered from 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily, including weekends. Closed on Christmas Day only. Call 307.733.0277 or click here for more information.

Junior Blue Goose Ranger Program
Pick up your FREE activity book at the Visitor Center desk to earn a National Elk Refuge Junior Blue Goose Ranger badge. For children ages 7-12; free of charge.

Winter Road Closures
A portion of the Refuge Road closes from December 1 to April 30 each year to protect wintering wildlife. Click here for a news release on the travel restrictions.