Jackson, Wyoming is a heavenly playground for any outdoor enthusiast. Within spitting distance of Grand Teton National Park, five national forests, wilderness areas and the Snake River, it leaves locals and visitors many acres to explore. Jackson sits in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, one of the last and largest relatively intact ecosystems in the temperate zone on earth. The seasons are stunning, the mountains views breathtaking, and the wildlife unmatched. It leaves something to be celebrated that a land like this still exists.
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13 Images of Jackson Hole We Can't Stop Looking At
1. Summer on String Lake
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2. Elks in National Elk Refuge
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3. Horses grazing in Teton Village
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4. Moose in Grand Teton National Park
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5. Mountains looming over Teton Range
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6. Wild bison
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7. Sunrise from Teton Pass
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8. John Moulton homestead
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9. Sunset over The Grand Tetons
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10. Fishing on Snake River
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11. Grizzly bears, Teton County
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12. Red Hills of Gros Ventre Wilderness
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The Grand Tetons with the Snake River
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