The Jackson Hole and Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center is located on the southwest corner of the National Elk Refuge at 532 N. Cache Street in Jackson. A series of exhibits explain the establishment of the refuge and offer a glimpse of some of its history, describe elk migration routes and seasonal ranges, explain federal and state land management agency missions, and provide wildlife viewing information.

Many visitors to the National Elk Refuge, especially during the summer months, also plan to visit some of the other federal lands in the area, including the Bridger-Teton National Forest and Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks. Area travel maps are available to pre-plan your trip. You're encouraged to print the maps prior to starting your trip. This will help you find your way here and serve as a key planning tool during your visit.

• Interpretive displays
• Educational programs
• Jr. Blue Goose Junior Ranger Activity booklet
• National Elk Refuge sleigh ride ticket sales and boarding area (winter only)
• National Elk Refuge historic Miller Ranch information
• Wildlife observation recommendations and safe wildlife viewing tips/regulations
• Extensive book and gift store operated by the Grand Teton Association
• Federal lands passes 
• Bird watching
• Trip planning assistance, including area travel maps
• Lodging and camping information
• Wyoming hunting and fishing licenses and regulations
• Area business & service brochures
• Courtesy phones for local calls
• Firewood and Christmas tree permits
• ATV / ORV permits
• Bear canister and pannier rentals
• Road reports and trail conditions
• U.S mail pickup
• Community events information
• Public transportation maps and schedules

Summer hours: 8:00am-7:00pm, Summer 2019 hours beginning Saturday, May 25
Winter hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm, generally in effect beginning October 1