The Locals' Guidebook 2022 by Best of Jackson Hole

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2022

THE LOCALS’ GUIDEBOOK AC T I V I T I E S | D I N I N G | L OC A L FAVO R I T E S

Welcome to the Best of Jackson Hole 2022

Locals’ Guidebook

10,200+ participating community members nominated

18,000

copies printed in 2021

75+

14,000+

nominations for businesses & individuals

distribution points

200,000

estimated readership in 2021

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Experienced Naturalist Guides

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Staff & Contributors

Adventure and the Great Outdoors

Teton Wining & Dining

18 — The River’s Rules: A Misadventure on the Snake By Shannon Sollitt

32 — Recipe: Fueling for Mountain Fun By Tory Cameron

High Altitude Health & Wellness 42 — Mental Health in the Mountains By Emily Simpson

Mountain Character & Alpine Living 60 — Growing Against All Odds: High Alpine Farming at Huidekoper Ranch By Lindsay Vallen

Elevated Arts & Entertainment 74 — History in the Hole: The Story Behind Jackson Hole Landmarks By Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum

Photo: Nick Sulzer

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Staff Managing Editor Fan Hughes

Designer Taylor-Ann Smith

Copy Editor Cherisè Forno

Advertising Director Alyson Klaczkiewicz

Ad Design: Sarah Wilson Luis F. Ortiz Heather Haseltine Lydia Redzich Chelsea Robinson

Contributors Lindsay Vallen Caroline Chapman Emily Simpson Tory Cameron Shannon Sollitt Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum

Project Manager Betsy Neal Staff Writers Lindsay Vallen Caroline Chapman Shannon Sollitt

Staff Photographer Nick Sulzer

Contributors Lindsay Vallen

Lindsay works on the Buckrail team as a Community News Reporter covering a little bit of everything; with an interest in politics, housing, and amplifying community voices. In her free time, she enjoys snowboarding, hiking, cooking, and completing the Jackson Hole Daily crossword puzzles.

Caroline Chapman

Caroline is a Community News Reporter with Buckrail, who made Jackson home in 2021. Born and raised in Connecticut, she enjoys reading non-fiction works, skiing, hiking, and playing the piano in her downtime. She is most passionate about delivering and pursuing stories that directly impact the lives of individuals in the community. Her favorite aspect about living in Jackson is the genuine admiration that Wyomingites share for the land and the life that it sustains.

Tory Cameron

Tory moved to Jackson Hole in her early 20s, keeping true to a pact made with her cousin when they were 12 years old. She loves everything about the Jackson culture, but her most treasured times are spent running along mountain peaks and eating potato chips with her yellow Lab named Keela.

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Photographers: Dan Caudill Stephen Shelesky Jay Nel-McIntosh Della Frederickson Andrea Calo Ashley Byington Sarah Averill

On the Web bestofjacksonhole.com Contact info@bestofjacksonhole.com (307) 222-8609 1225 Maple Way, Jackson, WY

Cover Photo Della Frederickson Publishers

Emily Simpson

Emily is an East Coast transplant and forever-Wyoming convert. She spends her time trail running, biking, skiing, hiking, and doing any other pursuits that allow her to spend as much time outside as possible. Her adventure partners in crime are her husband Dutch, and their coyotelike mutt, Tashi.

Shannon Sollitt

Shannon is a Jackson-raised writer and reporter. She just completed a master’s in journalism from Boston University. Jackson has shaped her into an outdoorswoman, but a love for language and the human condition compels her to write. She believes there’s no story too small to tell nor adventure too small to take. Photo: Stephen Shelesky

ADVENTURE & THE GREAT OU T D OOR S

ADVENTURE & THE GREAT OUTDOORS

FA M ILY-FRI E N DLY ACTIVITY

Snow King Mountain Resort HOMETOWN HILL WITH YEAR-ROUND OUTDOOR ADVENTURE 402 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY (307) 201-5464 / SnowKingMountain.com In the 1920s, skiers began hiking up what was originally deemed “the town hill” and is now known as Snow King. For over 80 years, Snow King has been used recreationally by hikers and skiers alike. During the summer, hike, ride, bike, hop on the Cowboy Coaster or zip line for panoramic views of the valley.

Triangle X Ranch

Dave Hansen Whitewater

ACTIVITY-FILLED DUDE RANCH

SCENIC & WHITEWATER RAFT ADVENTURES

(307) 733-2183 | TriangleX.com

(307) 733-6295 | DaveHansenWhitewater.com

Turpin Meadow Ranch

SUMMER

WINTER

Guided Hikes Horseback Riding Tours to National Parks Fly Fishing • UTV Rentals

Snowshoeing Fat Tire Biking Snowmobiling Cross Country Skiing

Restaurant Open For Lunch & Dinner 307-543-2000 | turpinmeadowranch.com 24505 Buffalo Valley Rd, Moran, WY 83013

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B IKI N G

Grand Teton National Park UNIQUE & BEAUTIFUL BIKE PATH

Teton County Pathways BIKE PATH WITH UNBEATABLE VIEWS

Teton Pass

PEDAL-POWERED BIKE TERRAIN

GEAR SHOP

Teton Mountaineering CLIMBING, CAMPING & SKI GEAR

(307) 733-3595

Skinny Skis OUTDOOR & CROSS-COUNTRY SKI GEAR

(307) 733-6094

Headwall Sports

PRE-OWNED & USED ADVENTURE GEAR

(307) 734-8022

Thank you Jackson Hole

for your continued support! — The TM Crew The TM Crew Winter ‘21/‘22:

Mike

John

Scott

Jackson

Matt

Sierra

Charlie

Keith

Jeff Wade Kat

Wen

Not pictured: Brandon, Izzie, Nick, Jack, Trevor, Tess, Wade D., April, Neil and Eric.

B I KE SH OP

Fitzgerald’s Bicycles - Jackson FAMILY-RUN REPAIRS & BIKES (307) 201-5453 | FitzgeraldsBicycles.com 500 US Hwy 89, Jackson, WY Fitzgerald’s—locally known as “Fitzy’s”—is a familyrun bike shop servicing the Tetons and beyond. Fitzy’s offers bike sales, repairs and maintenance as well as accessories and apparel. Their collection of bikes includes mountain, road and gravel bikes from brands like Salsa, Pivot and Trek. If they don’t have what you’re looking for, talk to them about a custom bike build to make your adventuring dreams come true.

Hoback Sports

Hoff’s Bikesmith

MOUNTAIN BIKES, ROAD BIKES, E-BIKES & REPAIRS

BIKE & REPAIR SHOP

(307) 733-5335 | HobackSports.com 520 W Broadway, Jackson, WY

(307) 203-0444 | HoffsBikesmith.com 265 W Broadway, Jackson, WY

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MOUNTA I N G U I D E

Bradley Parker

TETON WILDERNESS TOURS

Giles Lajevic-Augustine SKI GUIDE AT TETON BACKCOUNTRY GUIDES

Kim Havell

FIRST FEMALE TO SKI-GUIDE THE GRAND TETON

FISHING OUTFITTER

Jackson Hole Fly Fishing School HANDS-ON FLY FISHING LESSONS & TRIPS

Triangle X Ranch RANCH-RUN GUIDED TRIPS

Westbank Anglers

SPECIALIZED FLY FISHING GUIDES

WI L DL IFE TOUR

Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures YELLOWSTONE & GRAND TETON WILDLIFE TOURS (307) 690-9533 | JHEcoTourAdventures.com 1300 Carol Ln, Jackson, WY Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures offers a variety of wildlife viewing in the Jackson Hole, Grand Teton and Yellowstone ecosystems. They offer trips in Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone and the greater Jackson Hole area with friendly and professional guides on full-day or half-day trips.

Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris

Wildlife Expeditions of Teton Science Schools

GUIDE-OWNED & OPERATED

JACKSON HOLE’S FIRST WILDLIFE TOUR

(307) 690-6402 | JacksonHoleWildlifeSafaris.com 650 W Broadway, Jackson, WY

(307) 733-1313 | WildlifeExpeditions.org 700 Coyote Canyon Rd, Jackson, WY

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F IS HING G U I D E

RIVER GUIDE

Annie King

Will Dornan

Brian Shott

Jeff Tibbetts

JACKSON HOLE FLY FISHING SCHOOL

TETON EXPEDITIONS

Boots Allen

Ryan Fitzpatrick

JACKSON FLY FISHING GUIDE

BOOTS ALLEN FLY FISHING

FACT

SNAKE RIVER ANGLER AND SCENIC FLOAT TRIPS

MAD RIVER BOAT TRIPS

“The Picnic” is a local mountain competition where experienced individuals ride their bike from Town Square to Jenny Lake, swim across the lake, climb the Grand Teton then do it all in reverse in the same day. It’s not everyone’s idea of a picnic …

G O L F CO URS E / C LUB

Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club GOLF COURSE & COUNTRY CLUB (307) 733-3111 | JHGTC.com 5000 Spring Gulch Rd, Jackson, WY As the first golf course to open in the valley, Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club is the locals’ favorite course, winning gold for the fourth time in five years. This challenging Robert Trent Jones, Jr. course features the most stunning, unobstructed Teton views of any club in the valley. Open to the public, both visitors and locals can enjoy a round followed by lunch, dinner or an aprés golf cocktail on the fireside patio or indoor bar and restaurant.

Teton Pines

Snake River Sporting Club

LUXURY COUNTRY CLUB

PRIVATE WESTERN RESORT

(307) 733-1005 | TetonPines.com 3450 Clubhouse Dr, Wilson, WY

(307) 733-3444 | SnakeRiverSportingClub.com 14885 Sporting Club Rd, Jackson, WY

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TAKE CARE OF WHAT TAKES YOUR BREATH AWAY. Jackson Hole is one of the last wild places on earth. And we want to keep it that way. Practice responsible tourism and help preserve this special place for generations to come. VisitJacksonHole.com/Sustainability

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the river’s rules:

a misadventure on the snake By Shannon Sollitt

Photo: Nick Sulzer

“Never let anyone else row your boat,” we had said. “It only leads to disaster.” So we jinxed it from the start. The adventure du jour was an evening float on the Snake River through Grand Teton National Park with my partner, my parents and visiting cousins. The stretch we chose is notoriously tricky. The calm water puts people at ease, but the river is braided and lined with dangerous strainers (obstructions in the river that allow water to pass but block larger objects such as boats and people). These seemingly innocent obstructions can, and have, lead to fatalities on the river.

Still, our late start was no cause for alarm. My partner — the captain — had rowed this stretch of river countless times. Wildfire smoke choked the mid-August sky. We stopped for a swim and a snack as the sun floated west, painting the sky in orange and red. Then, my partner gave up the oars. Our temporary captain was at least as experienced on the river, but this 16-foot raft was unfamiliar and heavier than he was used to. It all happened in a few short seconds, but I still see it in slow motion. The raft floated

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into a strainer and was pinned against a tree. From the raft’s high side, we watched the contents of the boat float in the water around us, and then away from us: a cooler; dry bags full of phones, cameras, wallets and keys; clothes we had shed; life vests we couldn’t be bothered with to wear. They would do us no good now. We got lucky. All six of us fit on the tree’s huge trunk. Teton County Search and Rescue was poised and ready to save us from this precarious perch. But without the weight of six bodies (and their possessions), the raft righted itself. Our captain was able to quickly maneuver back into the main channel as we all jumped back into the boat. We were off the tree and safe. But darkness was falling. Five miles still separated us from our final destination — at least an hour’s row. The river ahead was interwoven; navigation is tricky even in broad daylight. Call it survival instincts or adrenaline, but our captain’s other four senses kicked into high gear. He rowed through dusk into darkness, guided by sound and memory. A Search and Rescue volunteer met us at the takeout to ensure we had made it safely. This story has a happy ending. We even

recovered most of our lost belongings, found floating in eddies by friendly strangers and acquaintances. I would love to chalk this all up to bad luck, but that would be insincere. So what can we learn? Adventures of any size can go wrong in the blink of an eye to even the most prepared parties. All it takes is a second of indecision, inattention or false security. Our combined experience on the river likely saved us, but there are

plenty of things we did wrong — we left too late. We took off our life vests. We didn’t plan for an emergency, so we had no lights or first aid supplies. A few extra precautions can go a long way. Whether you’re on the river or the trails, it’s best to prepare for the worst and expect the best. Continued on pg. 20

20 Here’s how: Be prepared to scrap your adventure or have a Plan B if conditions change. Remember, time is a condition! Late starts happen; they might just require a smaller adventure. Every pack or dry bag should include basic emergency goods: light, warmth, food, water, first aid and navigation tools. Backcountry Zero has complete packing lists on its website to help guide you. And if things do take a turn for the worse, Teton County Search and Rescue is there. You can call or text 911 to reach them, or you can use their app, BackcountrySOS, to send your status and location to emergency personnel. Some misadventures make for good stories, but this is a cautionary tale. These rivers and trails don’t care about your plans or your experience. They demand respect and attention. Give them that, and you’ll have a good story to take home with you. But a lesson is a useful souvenir, too.

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TCSAR is a volunteer team of highly experienced rescuers. They’re your best friends in an emergency, but they’re also dedicated to helping you avoid their assistance. Initiatives like Backcountry Zero and WYSAW (Wyoming Snow and Avalanche Workshop) provide education through classes, gear lists, and hands-on training. Backcountry Zero’s mission is to reduce fatalities in the backcountry, and it is a critical resource for trip planning. Visit BackcountryZero.com to learn more. TCSAR also developed its own app, BackcountrySOS, to help emergency responders find you in case of an emergency. Download it to your phone before your next adventure. You can also always reach TCSAR by calling or texting 911. Visit TetonCountySar.org to meet the team and learn more about the organization’s life-saving initiatives.

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river safety UNPREPARED

PREPARED

Tell someone where you are going, when you expect to return, and where to call if you don’t.

Know your limits of swimmers rescue and self rescue on whitewater rivers. Know when and how to swim for an eddy.

NEVER BOAT ALONE. Be sure your whitewater/boating skills and experience are equal to the river and the conditions.

Carry a first aid kit and know how to use it. Learn or review medical aid responsibilities and CPR.

Wear a properly fitted Personal Flotation Device (PFD) at all times when you are in or near the river.

Never run a rapid unless you can see a clear path through it. Watch out for new snags after winter and spring floods.

Voted Best Rafting Company in Jackson Hole 10 Years in a Row Home of the 8 man raft, whitewater and scenic river trips. 50+ years experience getting people soaked on the Snake River. What will your splash face be!?

Davehansenwhitewater.com 307-733-6295 | 225 W Broadway, Jackson

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R A F TI N G COMPANY

Dave Hansen Whitewater and Scenic River Trips SCENIC & WHITEWATER RAFT ADVENTURES (307) 733-6295 | DaveHansenWhitewater.com 225 W Broadway, Jackson, WY Since 1967, Dave Hansen Whitewater has been leading scenic trips down the Snake River for people of all ages. Dave Hansen Whitewater is committed to creating safe, fun river adventures while offering views of the Tetons and plenty of wildlife sightings. Each trip takes guests down the Snake River giving them an opportunity to learn rafting skills including how to sit, paddle and stroke.

Jackson Hole Whitewater

Triangle X Ranch - National Park Float Trips

FAMILY RUN SINCE 1963

RANCH-RUN RAFT TRIPS

(307) 733-1007 | JHWW.com 945 West Broadway, Jackson, WY

(307) 733-2183 | TriangleX.com 2 Triangle X Ranch Rd, Moose, WY

TIP

Playing a round at Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis can be an excellent way to see wildlife. Moose, elk and deer sometimes play through, and water features make great duck habitat.

LO CA L S PORTS TEAM

Jackson Hole Moose Hockey SENIOR A-DIVISION HOCKEY TEAM Moose.PuckSystems2.com The Jackson Hole Moose Hockey team is a non-profit organization that competes in the Senior A division of the U.S.A. Hockey Association. The competition level is full-check hockey with no holds barred action. The Moose play a 30-game home schedule on Fri. and Sat. nights throughout the winter at the Snow King Center.

Photo: Sarah Averill

Jackson Broncs Football LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL TEAM

Jackson Hole Juggernauts

WOMEN’S ROLLER DERBY TEAM

WIN IN G & D I NI NG IN TH E T ETON S

Photo: Orijin

TETON WINING & DINING

OV E R AL L RE STAURANT

Snake River Grill INSPIRED, ELEVATED FOOD & AMBIANCE (307) 733-0557 | SnakeRiverGrill.com 84 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY Celebrating nearly 30 years on the Town Square, Snake River Grill is still the locals’ favorite fine dining experience. Whether at the intimate bar, featuring 300 wines and signature cocktails or in the rustic-elegant dining room, SRG is a must for fresh, uniquely-crafted New American cuisine.

The Blue Lion

The Bistro

UPSCALE EATERY IN A COZY CABIN

PARISIAN-STYLE RESTAURANT AT THE CLOUDVEIL HOTEL

(307) 733-3912 | BlueLionRestaurant.com 160 N Millward St, Jackson, WY

FACT

(307) 739-1100 | TheBistroJacksonHole.com 112 Center St, Jackson, WY

Famous Food Network show Diners, Drive-ins and Dives has featured many of the Best of Jackson Hole winners, including Sidewinders Tavern, Pinky G’s Pizzeria and Nora’s Fish Creek Inn.

TE TON VALL EY R ESTAU R A N T

DAT E N I G H T S P OT

Teton Thai Brewery & Restaurant

King Sushi

TetonThai.com/Driggs

KingSushiJH.com

Big Hole BBQ

Snake River Grill

BIG HOLE’S ORIGINAL LOCATION

ELEGANTLY-PLATED DISHES & COCKTAILS

Butter Cafe

Bin22

ButterInVictor.com

Bin22JacksonHole.com

THAI FOOD, TAP ROOM & SUSHI BAR

BigHoleBBQ.com

COZY CAFE FOR BRUNCH & LUNCH

CREATIVE SUSHI & COZY AMBIANCE

SnakeRiverGrill.com

MEDITERRANEAN-INSPIRED TAPAS & WINE BAR

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M E X I CAN CUIS I N E

El Abuelito Family Mexican Restaurant FAMILY-OWNED AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD (307) 733-1207 | ElAbuelitoJH.com 385 W Broadway, Jackson, WY This family-friendly spot serves authentic Mexican cuisine daily. Open for lunch or dinner, El Abuelito is a perfect spot for a large group or family gathering. Don’t miss their sizzling fajitas or jumbo-sized margaritas!

The Merry Piglets Mexican Grill

Fiesta Mexican Restaurant

TEX-MEX IN THE HEART OF TOWN

DELICIOUS MEXICAN FOOD & A GREAT TIME

(307) 733-2966 | MerryPiglets.com 160 N Cache St, Jackson, WY

(307) 264-1750 | FiestaMexicanRestaurantJH.com 975 Alpine Ln #3, Jackson, WY

B R E WE RY

Snake River Brewing Co. WYOMING’S OLDEST BREWERY (307) 739-2337 | SnakeRiverBrewing.com 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY Wyoming’s oldest brewery, Snake River Brewing (SRB) has been the locals’ favorite watering hole for over 25 years. SRB produces its awardwinning beers in-house while serving up locallysourced food for locals and visitors alike.

Roadhouse Brewing

Melvin Brewing

BEER CRAFTED IN THE TETONS

AWARD-WINNING CREATIVE BEERS

(307) 264-1900 | RoadhouseBrewery.com 1225 Gregory Ln, Jackson, WY

(307) 654-0427 | MelvinBrewing.com 624 County Rd 101, Alpine, WY

TETON WINING & DINING

S LOSH I E

M A R GA R I TA

Creekside Market

Hatch Taqueria & Tequilas

CreeksideJacksonHole.com

HatchJH.com

GREYHOUND OR BUST

TEQUILA & TACOS

Hoback Market

Pica’s Mexican Taqueria

FROZEN REFRESHMENTS BY THE SNAKE RIVER

MEXICAN TAQUERIA

Rations

El Abuelito Family Mexican Restaurant

RationsWilson.com

ElAbuelitoJH.com

10880 US HWY 89, Jackson, WY

CREATIVE & REFRESHING FLAVOR COMBOS

PicasTaqueria.com

FAMILY-OWNED AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD

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AS I A N C UI SI N E

Teton Thai

SLOPE-SIDE THAI (307) 733-0022 | TetonThaiVillage.com 7342 Granite Loop Rd, Teton Village, WY At the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort sits an authentic Thai restaurant satisfying skiers, snowboarders and après-skiers’ appetites. Teton Thai is a family-owned restaurant backed by endless tunes and stellar staff dishing up tasty curries, noodles and other Thai classics.

King Sushi

Thai Plate

CREATIVE SUSHI & COZY AMBIANCE

TRADITIONAL, LAID-BACK THAI FARE

(307) 264-1630 | KingSushiJH.com 75 S King St, Jackson, WY

(307) 734-2654 145 Glenwood St, Jackson, WY

I TA L I A N

Glorietta Trattoria WOOD-FIRED RUSTIC ITALIAN (307) 733-3888 | GloriettaJackson.com 242 Glenwood St, Jackson, WY Glorietta is an Italian-style trattoria serving elegant dishes, bold Italian wines and handcrafted cocktails. Their specialty cocktails are thoughtfully designed, and their wine list is curated to take you on a tour of Italy. Don’t miss their handmade pasta or wood-fired entrées, and always save room for a sweet “Dolce” to cap off your meal.

Calico Restaurant and Bar

Il Villaggio Osteria

CASUAL ITALIAN & NEIGHBORHOOD BAR

ROBUST ITALIAN IN TETON VILLAGE

(307) 733-2460 | CalicoRestaurant.com 2650 Moose Wilson Rd, Wilson, WY

(307) 739-4100 | JHOsteria.com 3335 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY

Best Thai Restaurant

Best Take Out

Best Vegetarian Food

Best Thai Restaurant

Best Take Out

Best Outdoor Dining

Best Thai Restaurant

Best Take Out

Best Thai Restaurant

Best Outdoor Dining

Best Vegetarian Food

Best Take Out

Best Vegetarian Food

Best Thai Restaurant

Best Take Out

Best Thai Restaurant

Best Take Out

Best Thai Restaurant

Best Asian Cuisine

Tetonthaivillage.com 307 733 0022

Best Take Out

Best Thai Restaurant

Best Asian Cuisine

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LO CA L FOOD / DRINK PRODUCER

Sweet Cheeks Meats LOCAL TASTY MEAT TREATS (307) 734-6328 | SweetCheeksMeats.com 185 Scott Ln, Jackson, WY This small, local butcher shop is more than “meats” the eye. Sweet Cheeks not only serves the community high-quality and local meat treats but specialty sandwiches, burgers, breakfast burritos and more. Their grab-n-go options are perfect for entertaining and their lunch specials will be sure to fill you up before or after your mountain adventure.

Vertical Harvest Farms

Persephone Bakery

URBAN HYDROPONIC FARM

CHIC FRENCH NOOK & ARTISANAL PASTRIES

(307) 201-4452 | VerticalHarvestFarms.com 155 W Simpson Ave, Jackson, WY

(307) 200-6708 | PersephoneBakery.com Multiple Locations

CO F F E E S H OP

Cowboy Coffee Co. BEST CUP OF JOE WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI (307) 733-7392 | CowboyCoffee.com Multiple locations Cowboy Coffee is slingin’ hot and cold brewed beverages to your taste’s delight. The Town Square Coffee Shop is a perfect stop while exploring Downtown Jackson Hole, or if you’re on the go, try their drive-thru window on Highway 89. Their coffee bean blends make for a great souvenir—take a taste of the old west home with you!

Pearl Street Bagels

Persephone Bakery

(307) 739-1218 | PearlStreetBagels.com 145 W Pearl Ave, Jackson, WY

(307) 200-6708 | PersephoneBakery.com Mulitple Locations

CASUAL BAGEL & COFFEE SHOP

CHIC FRENCH NOOK & ARTISANAL PASTRIES

TETON WINING & DINING

B RE A K FAST

BA K E RY

Nora’s Fish Creek Inn

Persephone Bakery

Café Genevieve

Pearl Street Bagels

COMFORT FOOD IN A HISTORIC LOG CABIN GenevieveJH.com

CASUAL BAGEL & COFFEE SHOP PearlStreetBagels.com

The Virginian

The Bunnery Bakery & Restaurant

VirginianRestaurant.net

Bunnery.com

HOME AWAY FROM HOME NorasFishCreekInn.com

HOMESTYLE AMERICAN BREAKFAST

CHIC FRENCH NOOK & ARTISANAL PASTRIES PersephoneBakery.com

MADE FROM SCRATCH

H E A LT H FO OD

Healthy Being Cafe & Juicery ORGANIC CAFE & JUICERY (307) 200-9006 / HBCafeAndJuicery.com 165 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY Healthy Being Cafe, Juicery offers local, organic coldpress juice and smoothies as well as a selection of oraganic eats in a cozy gathering space just off the Town Square.

Whole Foods Market

Cultivate Cafe

(307) 733-0450 | WholeFoodsMarket.com/Stores/ JacksonWyoming 1155 US-89, Jackson, WY

(307) 200-9631 | Cultivate-Cafe.com 135 W Deloney Ave, Jackson, WY

NATURAL & ORGANIC GROCERY

CAFE, COFFEE SHOP & BAKERY

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Recipe: Fueling for Mountain Fun By Tory Cameron

Whether on trails or snow, the people of Jackson thrive outdoors. As a community of athletes, we are constantly tuning, tweaking or replacing our gear to take us faster and further into the landscape that surrounds us. However, what about finetuning our bodies to become trail running/ mountain biking/skiing superheroes? While there’s a lot that goes into feeling stronger recreating in the mountains, there is one simple tweak that can seriously improve performance. Nutrition is one of the most important components of training that is often overlooked. Fueling appropriately can help you achieve King/Queen of the Mountain status, or simply feel good about your effort. Focusing on pre- and post-workout meals and snacks is a great first step toward fine-tuning your nutrition.

TETON WINING & DINING

ating Before a Workout

ating After a Workout

Which foods and how much to eat depends on the type, duration and intensity of your workout. However, a good rule of thumb is to eat a complete meal containing carbs, protein and healthy fat 2-3 hours before exercise. Depending on the timing of your workout, that timeline may not be achievable. In that case, you can still eat a decent pre-workout meal or snack within a shorter window of time. Keep in mind that the closer you eat to the start of your workout, the smaller and simpler your meal or snack should be. If you are eating 30-60 minutes before your workout, choose foods that are easy to digest like simple carbs.

After a workout, your body needs to build up glycogen stores and repair and regrow muscle proteins. Eating the right nutrients after you exercise is essential for these processes. The two most important macronutrients after a workout are carbs and protein. Eating a meal filled with these crucial nutrients will ensure optimal recovery and allow you to get after it in the mountains the next day.

If your workout starts within 2-3 hours: During this time frame, you want to consume a meal with carbs, protein and healthy fats. Try grabbing an omelet from the Virginian, a grain bowl from Persephone or the rendezvous bowl from Cultivate Cafe. If your workout starts within an hour: My favorite meals containing mostly simple carbs include a Pearl Street bagel with a small amount of peanut butter or cream cheese, a fruit smoothie from Healthy Being Juicery or a pastry from Picnic. Looking to make something at home? Try my favorite pre-workout PB&J smoothie. INGREDIENTS 1/2 cup frozen blueberries 1 frozen banana 1 tbsp peanut or almond butter 2 handfuls spinach 1 cup soy milk DIRECTIONS Combine ingredients in a blender and blend until mixed. Top with granola, seeds or fresh fruit!

My favorite post-workout meals include a sandwich from Creekside Market or Sweet Cheeks Meats, any noodle or rice dish at Teton Thai, a burrito from Pica’s Mexican Taqueria or Chowmein noodles from Everest Momo Shack. Looking to cook something up at home? Try this super easy Power Grain Bowl* recipe: INGREDIENTS 1 lemon, zest and juice 1 tbsp Dijon mustard 1 tbsp olive oil 1 tsp honey Salt and pepper 1 can (5-oz) tuna in water, drained 1 cup cooked barley (if gluten-free use brown or wild rice) 1 small bell pepper, cored and chopped 2 tbsp fresh parsley, chopped 1 tbsp fresh mint, chopped 1 tbsp fresh basil, chopped DIRECTIONS Prepare barley or other grain ahead of time according to package directions. Let cool. In a bowl, whisk together zest (if desired), juice, Dijon, oil and honey. Season with salt and pepper. Add tuna and stir to coat. Add remaining ingredients and toss. Serve cold or at room temperature. *adapted from Self Magazine

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BA R

WINGS

The Bird

TheBirdinJH.com

LOCAL BREWS AND DECK VIEWS

Million Dollar Cowboy Bar ICONIC WESTERN POOL & DANCE HALL

WINGS NOT SUITABLE FOR WIMPS

Cutty’s Bar and Grill FRIENDLY TAVERN FOOD & FUN

MillionDollarCowboyBar.com

CuttysGrill.com

Silver Dollar Bar & Grill

Sidewinders American Grill

WortHotel.com/Silver-Dollar-Bar

SidewindersTavern.com

THE WORT HOTEL’S FAMOUS BAR

TIP

CASUAL AMERICAN PUB GRUB

Sloshies are Jackson Hole’s favorite drink. They’re exactly what they sound like: slushies made with hard alcohol, served out of traditional icee machines. Every spot has their own flavor combinations!

HAP PY H O U R

APRÈS SCENE

Bin22

Mangy Moose

Bin22JacksonHole.com

MangyMoose.com

MEDITERRANEAN-INSPIRED WINE BAR

Local Restaurant & Bar CONTEMPORARY CHOPHOUSE WITH NIGHTLIFE

ROWDY & ICONIC EPICENTER FOR APRÈS SKI

Spur Restaurant & Bar MOUNTAIN CUISINE AND APRÈS SCENE

LocalJH.com

TetonLodge.com/Spur-Restaurant

The Bird

Streetfood @ The Stagecoach

TheBirdinJH.com

StreetFoodJH.com

LOCAL BREWS AND DECK VIEWS

LOCAL WATERING HOLE AT THE BASE OF TETON PASS

Success is measured

MANY WAYS

The moments we celebrate the most? Big or small, noteworthy or not, it’s the time we gather around the table to connect with each other. Thank you for including us in these award-winning moments, time after time. You always have a seat at our table.

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CAT E R ER

CHEF

Sweet Cheeks Meats

Josh Black

SweetCheeksMeats.com

TurpinMeadowRanch.com/Dining

LOCAL TASTY MEAT TREATS

CHEF AT TURPIN MEADOWS RANCH

Genevieve Catering

Clark Myers

THE SPIRIT OF HOME COOKING

CHEF & CO-OWNER OF PROVISIONS

Provisions

Eric Wilson

GenevieveCatering.com

GOURMET MEAL DELIVERY SERVICE ProvisionsJH.com

ProvisionsJH.com

PRIVATE CHEF ChefEricWilson.com

www.Pinkygs.com VOTED

BEST PIZZA IN JACKSON HOLE — SINCE 2011

ONLINE ORDERING & DELIVERY • 307.734. PINK (7465) • www.pinkygs.com

TETON WINING & DINING

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Pinky G’s Pizzeria LATE-NIGHT PIZZA JOINT (307) 734-7465 | PinkyGs.com 50 W Broadway, Jackson, WY Pinky G’s New York-style pizzeria would make any New Yorker swoon. Open daily until 10 p.m., Pinky G’s is a local’s favorite late-night joint for drinks and eats. Guy Fieri of Food Network’s Diners, DriveIns and Dives featured Pinky G’s in 2014—and we all know why! Go for classic pepperoni ‘za or try the Abe Froman for something a litle different.

Hand Fire Pizza

Cutty’s Bar and Grill

HANDMADE WOOD-FIRED PIZZA

FRIENDLY TAVERN & AMERICAN GRUB

(307) 733-7199 | HandFirePizza.com 120 N Cache St, Jackson, WY

(307) 201-1079 | CuttysGrill.com 1140 WY HWY 22, Jackson, WY

STAFF REC

“I love grabbing a burger and beer from The Bird after mountain biking from Cache Creek to Game Creek. Nothing beats the summer views from the deck.” - Emily Simpson

F O O D V E N D O R / TR U C K

BURGER

Streetfood @ The Stagecoach

The Bird

LOCAL WATERING HOLE AT THE BASE OF TETON PASS

LOCAL BREWS AND DECK VIEWS

StreetFoodJH.com

TheBirdinJH.com

Everest Momo Shack

Liberty Burger

NEPALESE & INDIAN FOOD

AMERICAN GROWN & FAMILY-OWNED

Sweet Cheeks Meats

Local Restaurant & Bar

SweetCheeksMeats.com

LocalJH.com

EverestMomoShack.com

LOCAL TASTY MEAT TREATS

Givemelibertyburger.com

CONTEMPORARY CHOPHOUSE WITH NIGHTLIFE

HEALTH & WELLNESS AT H IGH A LTI TU DE

HIGH ALTITUDE HEALTH & WELLNESS

HE ALT H CA R E SERVI C ES

D E N T I ST

Gros Ventre Ob/Gyn

Larsen Family Dentistry

WOMEN’S HEALTH CLINIC

HIGH-QUALITY, PERSONABLE DENTAL CARE

GVOG.net

LarsenFamilyDentistry.com

Women’s Health & Family Care

Jackson Family Dentistry

INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY CARE PROVIDER

HONEST & COMFORTABLE DENTAL SERVICES

WHFCJackson.com

JacksonFamilyDentistry.com

Teton Orthopaedics

Teton Dental Arts

TetonOrtho.com

TetonDentalArts.com

ORTHOPEDIC CARE FOR ACTIVE INDIVIDUALS

PROTECTING THE SMILES OF JACKSON HOLE

THANK YOU FOR VOTING US JACKSON HOLE’S

BEST DENTIST FOR 15 YEARS!

L-R: Keaton (RDH), Graciela (assistant), Isabel (manager), Dr. Larsen, Megan (RDH), Sarah (RDH). Not pictured, Miranda (assistant)

Cosmetic and General Dentistry 307-733-4778 • 3103 Big Trail Drive, Jackson, WY w w w. l a r s e n f a m i l y d e n t i s t r y. c o m

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M E N TA L H E ALT H THERAPIST

Hillary Lavino

TETON BEHAVIOR THERAPY

(307) 734-6040 | TetonBehaviorTherapy.com 1490 Gregory Ln #4, Jackson, WY Born and raised in Teton County, Hillary is very invested in the well-being of our community. She utilizes a strength-based and trauma-informed approach that strives to make therapy creative and dynamic. Hillary employs social work theories in her practice by viewing those she works with within the context of their environments and considering larger societal systems that may be in play.

Heidi Somers

Ryan Burke

SOMERS COUNSELING

THE MINDSTRENGTH PROJECT

(307) 413-4334 | SomersCounseling.com

(307) 203-0088 | MindStrengthProject.com

TIP

Don’t have a dog but want a furry friend to go hiking with? Volunteer at the Animal Adoption Center and take an adoptable pup out for a spin!

OCC UPAT IONA L TH ER A PI ST

C H I RO P R A C TO R

Lisa Robertson

Dr. Tiger Steuber

TetonHandTherapy.com

565 N Cache St, Jackson, WY

TETON HAND THERAPY

DR. TIGER CHIROPRACTIC

Jessica Eastman

Dr. Christopher Koch

JACKSON HOLE THERAPEUTIC RIDING

DR. KOCH CHIROPRACTIC

Megan Marion

Dr. Parker Hewes

TetonPT.com

JHBackcountryHealth.com

JHTR.org

TETON PHYSICAL THERAPY & REHABILITATION

230 Glenwood St, Jackson, WY

JH BACKCOUNTRY HEALTH

The McPeak Group Your Guides to Mountain Town Living

Associate Brokers (L to R): Des Jennings, Emily Figenshau, Brett McPeak, Betsy Campbell, Jerilyn Arriola, Kristine Abbey, Meagan Murtagh

307.222.9898 | mpg@jhsir.com | www.mcpeakgroup.com

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mental health in the mountains By Emily Simpson In a valley like Jackson Hole with so much to do, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of constant activity. As we approach summer and the days become longer, there’s a feeling that we need to cram as much into our days as humanly possible. As a result, it’s common for individuals, both residents and visitors, to feel a sense of burnout. To successfully meet the demands of our increasingly stressful world, it is essential to attend to not only our physical health, but also our psychological, spiritual and social needs, too. That’s where self-care comes in. This trending buzzword has actually been used by mental health professionals for decades to recharge and maintain effectiveness in their work with clients. In the same way, athletes use rest days in order to regain energy levels and build endurance. Self-care is essential to giving our bodies and minds the breaks they need in order to be our best selves from sun up to sun down. It is a time set aside each day to prioritize ourselves, so that we can be better equipped to handle life’s daily stressors. Below are five ways to incorporate self-care into your busy schedule. Remember, self-care should be fun, so if these don’t resonate with you find out what does!

Photo: Della Frederickson

5 Self-Care Ideas in Jackson Hole Enjoy a walking meditation by the Snake River Levee/Emily’s Pond. This popular walking route is a flat, scenic trail alongside the Snake River. Walking meditation involves walking slowly back and forth while you meditate. Instead of focusing on your breath as in traditional, seated meditation, you pay attention to the sensations of your feet as you take each step. When your mind begins to wander, turn your attention back to your feet and the feeling of the ground beneath you. Continue the meditation for at least ten minutes, walking at different paces, and observe how these changes feel. At the end of the meditation, enjoy a few deep breaths before you continue on with your day. Take a dip at Astoria Hot Springs. These naturally-fed soaking pools filled with thermal waters from The Snake River are the perfect place to relax and reset. Soaking in thermal water has a number of health and wellness benefits including mineral absorption, improved immune system functioning and decreased stress levels. Reservations can be made ahead of time at astoriahotspringspark.org.

Photo: Nick Sulzer

Try an art class. Art is a great way to increase creativity and mindfulness. Often, the focus necessary to create art helps one to center themselves and be more present. The Art Association of Jackson Hole offers a number of incredible classes for all ages from painting to pottery and everything in between. If you’re just starting to explore your creativity, beginner classes are a great way to learn the basics and get to know a medium. Intermediate and advanced classes are offered to practice new techniques and hone your skills. The best part? Whatever you create will be a great reminder of the wonderful results of quality self-care. Sign up for classes today at artassociation.org. Grab a cup of tea or coffee with a friend. For some, self-care looks less about time alone and more about social time with friends. Drinking a warm beverage calms the nervous system and can also give you the chance to catch up with a loved one. Local coffee shops like Cowboy Coffee, Picnic and Persephone are popular spots to grab a table and hang out for a while. Rather sit alone? Pick up the Jackson Hole Daily and work on the daily crossword puzzle to give your mind a bit of a workout. Read a good book. Self-care doesn’t have to be complicated or cost money. A good book can be an escape from reality and take your mind off of a stressful to-do list. The Teton County Public Library has thousands of books, audiobooks and movies for children, teens and adults to check-out. The library is also a great place to learn more about events and happenings in the community. Find a spot by a window, cozy up on a big chair and relax into a good read.

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SP E E CH PATH O LO G I ST

A LT E R N AT I V E M E D I C I N E PRACTITIONER

Mandy Howell

Dr. Mark Menolascino

(307) 733-9651

MenoClinic.com

COLTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

THE MENO CLINIC

Chris Smithwick

Angela Tong

TetonPT.com

(307) 690-4201

Jackie Hart

Amy Clemens

WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

TRUE NORTH ACUPUNCTURE

TETON PHYSICAL THERAPY & REHABILITATION

(307) 739-1864

TIP

ANGELA TONG CHINESE MEDICINE AND YOGA

TrueNorthJackson.com

Locals know how hard the mountains can be on your body. Jackson Hole is full of physical therapists and body work experts that can help care for your aches, sprains, and injuries.

P H YS I CAL T H E RA PIST

Hayden Hilke PT SPECIALIST AT PEAK PHYSICAL THERAPY (307) 699-7667 | PeakPTJackson.com 1230 N Fall Creek Rd, Wilson, WY After working in various patient settings in and out of Jackson, Hayden Hilke opened Peak Physical Therapy, an outpatient orthopedic physical therapy clinic, in Wilson. Hayden specializes in overuse syndromes and injuries in both recreational and competitive athletes, exercise prescription, individualized goal programming, assessment and treatment of spinal dysfunction and progressive education and rehabilitation in current concussion management.

Amy Harmon Foley

Gillian Berrian

JOINT EFFORT PHYSICAL THERAPY

TRAILHEAD PHYSICAL THERAPY (802) 272-5626 | TrailheadPT.org

(307) 399-2149 | JointEffortJH.com 2340 Grand Teton Circle, Jackson, WY

HIGH ALTITUDE HEALTH & WELLNESS

F U L L-SE RV ICE SPA

Spa at Four Seasons Resort ULTIMATE MOUNTAIN RELAXATION (307) 732-5120 | FourSeasons.com/JacksonHole/Spa 7680 Granite Loop Rd, Teton Village, WY The Spa at Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole is among the top 100 resort spas in the U.S., offering a full range of luxurious treatments, massages and more. From soaks to manicures, the Spa at Four Seasons has everything you need to de-stress and relax after a long day on the slopes.

Grace Spa

SpaTerra at Teton Mountain Lodge

RELAX, RECHARGE & REFRESH

RELAXING DAY SPA IN TETON MOUNTAIN LODGE

(307) 201-1888 | GraceSpaJH.com 55 E Pearl Ave, Jackson, WY

(307) 732-6865 | TetonLodge.com/Teton-Village-Spa 3385 Cody Ln, Teton Village, WY

STAFF REC

“Does it count as a multi-sport day if one of your sports is lounging by/swimming in the Snake River? It’s my favorite way to relax after a day of biking or trail running on Teton Trails. I like it even more with a sloshie from Basecamp in Wilson!” -Shannon Sollitt

MAS SAG E TH ER A PI ST

YO GA I N ST R U C TO R

Rena Trail

Ariel Mann

(801) 920-9097

InversionJH.com

MASSAGE JACKSON HOLE

INVERSION YOGA

Ollie Tripp

Kira Brazinski

ABHYASA MASSAGE THERAPY

INVERSION YOGA

Henry Williams

Niki Sue Mueller

trthskr92670@aol.com

InversionJH.com

AbhyasaMassage.com

HENRY WILLIAMS WELL BEING

InversionJH.com

INVERSION YOGA

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YOGA STU D I O

H E A LT H / F I T N E S S C E N T E R

Inversion Yoga

InversionYoga.com

HEARTFELT MOVEMENT COMMUNITY

Pursue Fitness

Wright Training

PursueJH.com

JHWrightTraining.com

Akasha Yoga

Teton Sports Club

AkashaYogaJH.com

TetonSportsClub.com

MULTIDISCIPLINARY FITNESS STUDIO

ALIGNMENT-FOCUSED YOGA STUDIO

STAFF REC

MOUNTAIN ATHLETE-INSPIRED TRAINING

HEALTH, WELLNESS & FITNESS FACILITY

“After a few mountain bike laps on the Pass, I love to treat myself to a sloshie and falafel sandwich from Rations. Nothing beats the heat like boozy fresh fruit and delicious food on a picnic table.” - Taylor-Ann Smith

PILAT E S INSTR U C TO R

P I L AT E S ST U D I O

Michaela Ellingson

Inversion Yoga

DWJH.org/Wellness/Pilates

InversionYoga.com

DANCERS’ WORKSHOP

Erin Corbett CORE PILATES

HEARTFELT MOVEMENT COMMUNITY

Core Pilates of Jackson Hole

JACKSON’S PREMIERE PILATES STUDIO

CoreJH.com

Trish Fairbanks

Dancers’ Workshop

PursueJH.com

DWJH.org

PURSUE FITNESS

WELLNESS & MOVEMENT CLASSES

HIGH ALTITUDE HEALTH & WELLNESS

FITN E S S INSTR U C TO R /TR A I N ER

H A I R SA LO N

Crystal Wright

Frost Salon

JHWrightTraining.com

Info@FrostSalon.com

WRIGHT TRAINING

HIGH-END HAIR SALON

Terry Johnson

Champú Salon

PursueJH.com

ChampuSalonJH.com

Ariel Mann

Teton Barber Shop

InversionYoga.com

@TetonBarber

PURSUE FITNESS

INVERSION YOGA

STAFF REC

PROFESSIONAL HAIR CARE AND BEAUTY TREATMENTS

SERVING THE JACKSON COMMUNITY FOR DECADES

“I’m feeling lucky if I get to spend a late summer day out on Jackson Lake. Topping it off with a Huckleberry margarita on the deck at Signal Mountain Lodge never hurts, either!” - Alyson Klackiewicz

E ST H ETI C I A N

H A I R ST Y L I ST

Grace Mahoney

Bernadette Gwilliam

GraceSpaJH.com

(307) 734-0804

Shannon Asbell

Hannah Poindexter

SheasJH.com

ChampuSalonJH.com

Stephanie Haugan

Kelly René

SkinAndSpa.SkincareTherapy.net

HairByKellyRene.com

GRACE SPA

SHEA’S SALON

SKIN & SPA BY STEPH

BEAUTY WITH BERNADETTE

CHAMPÚ SALON

HAIR BY KELLY RENÉ

MOUNTAIN CHARACTER & ALPINE L I V I N G

MOUNTAIN CHARACTER & ALPINE LIVING

PRO P E RT Y M A N A G EM EN T

Outpost

VACATION RENTALS DONE RIGHT

OutpostJH.com

Abode Luxury Rentals DISCOVER THE VACATION OF YOUR DREAMS

AbodeJacksonHole.com

MONEY MANAGEMENT FIRM

Bank of Jackson Hole Trust & Wealth Partners

HIGH-LEVEL TRUST & WEALTH MANAGEMENT

BankOfJacksonHole.com

Wind River Capital Management COMMUNITY-FOCUSED FINANCIAL ADVISORS

WindRiverCapitalManagement.com

Mountain Property Management

First Republic Bank

FULL-SERVICE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

FirstRepublic.com

JacksonHoleProperties.net

NATIONAL BANK WITH LOCAL FEEL

B U I LDE R / CONTRACTOR

Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area AFFORDABLE COMMUNITY HOUSING BUILDERS (307) 734-0828 | TetonHabitat.org 850 W Broadway, Suite D, Jackson, WY

An affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area (also known as Teton Habitat) makes a difference in the region by building affordable housing for hardworking members of the community. To date, Teton Habitat has spearheaded close to 10 community housing projects—supported by donations, volunteers and community partners.

New West Building Company

JH Builders

LOCALLY-OWNED & OPERATED GENERAL CONTRACTOR

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL GENERAL CONTRACTOR

(307) 203-2460 | NewWestBC.com 3520 South Park Dr, Jackson, WY

(307) 734-5245 | JHBuilder.com 970 W Broadway #216, Jackson, WY

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BA N K

First Interstate Bank M O U N TA I N W EST BA N K I N G

(307) 734-7373 | FirstInterstateBank.com 842 W Broadway, Jackson, WY

First Interstate Bank in Jackson, Wyoming offers a comprehensive suite of personal and business products to take care of your diverse financial needs. Whether you’re a first-time home buyer looking for a mortgage, an established business looking to streamline your payment methods, or someone who is ready to plan your financial future, our local banking experts at First Interstate Bank Jackson Main Branch will help you reach your goals.

Bank of Jackson Hole

First Republic Bank

(307) 733-8064 | BankOfJacksonHole.com 990 W Broadway, Jackson, WY

(307) 264-7888 | FirstRepublic.com 545 W Broadway, Jackson, WY

Community and independence are words that guide Bank of Jackson Hole’s principals and decisions. Since 1982, they have stayed true to the formula that has made them a successful bank. Banking with Bank of Jackson Hole offers you the benefits of local expertise, local management and local ownership along with quick and professional customer service.

First Republic provides full-service banking and wealth management for individuals, businesses and nonprofits. The goal is to change the way you feel about banking. Every First Republic client has a personal banker who knows them by name and is dedicated to serving them with a personal, tailored experience to help them achieve their financial goals.

JACKSON’S COMMUNITY BANK

TIP

NATIONAL BANK WITH LOCAL FEEL

A sleigh ride through The National Elk Refuge in winter is a great way to get up close and personal with the elk that make the refuge their winter home.

Honored to earn your trust. Bank of Jackson Hole is proud to serve the Jackson community for 40 years and to be voted Best Bank in Jackson year over year.

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We established Northworks in 2005 inspired by a shared passion for the built world. In the years since, we have established a firm that is forward-thinking while remaining rooted in the principals of timeless design. We are honored to be part of the Jackson Hole community. NORTHWORKS ARCHITECTS | (307)201-5324 | 185 E HANSEN | JACKSON, WY 83001

www.nwks.com

MOUNTAIN CHARACTER & ALPINE LIVING

I N T ERIOR DE SIGNER

Alex Nye NYE DESIGN (307) 413-9191 | NYEDesign.com NYE Design curates symbiotic interiors that elevate spaces while highlighting the individuals who live in them. Their approach draws outside the lines, constructively pushing the boundaries of design. NYE Design is a personalized design experience tailored for each and every client. Never the same, always evolving.

Emily Janak EMILY JANAK INTERIORS

(307) 699-0662 | EmilyJanak.com 235 E Broadway Ave #4232, Jackson, WY

STAFF REC

Christian Burch & John Frechette BUSINESS OWNERS & DESIGN AFICIONADOS

MadeJacksonHole.com/Pages/Mountain-Dandy

“My favorite summer activity is taking a bike ride either in the park or on the pathway system throughout Jackson Hole. On hot days, I try to link my ride with a dip in the river or a lake. Want to go the extra mile? Rent an e-bike from my favorite locally-owned bike shop, Wilson Backcountry Sports.” - Lindsay Vallen

INT E RIO R D ESI G N & HOME F U R N I SH I I N G

ARCHITECTURE FIRM

Mountain Dandy

Northworks Architects

MadeJacksonHole.com/Pages/Mountain-Dandy

NWKS.com

HAND-CURATED WESTERN FURNISHINGS

ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING FIRM

Belle Cose

CLB Architects

LUXURY LIFESTYLE & HOME DÉCOR BOUTIQUE

FULL-SERVICE DESIGN STUDIO

Home Again

GYDE Architects

HomeAgainJH.com

GYDEArchitects.com

BelleCose.com

HOME FURNISHINGS & UPSCALE CONSIGNMENT

CLBArchitects.com

COLLABORATIVE DESIGN FIRM

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C L E A N IN G CO MPA NY

Premier Green Cleaning RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL CLEANING SERVICES (307) 690-3605 | PremierGreenCleaningServices.com 565 N Cache S, Jackson, WY Premier Green Cleaning, founded in 2006 by longtime Jackson resident Monay Olson, is one of the most established residential and commercial Jackson Hole cleaning services and the only company that uses 100 percent green cleaning materials at no extra cost. From Hoback to Moran, Premier offers cleaning services for households, businesses, vacation rentals, real estate transitions and construction projects. It also supplements the housekeeping staff of hotels and resorts in the valley.

Blue Spruce Cleaners

O2 Cleaning

GREEN & AFFORDABLE SERVICES

CLEANING SERVICES BY THE OUTPOST GROUP

(307) 734-0424 | BlueSpruceCleaners.com

(307) 690-4790 | O2CleaningJH.com

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Anything goes as far as dining attire is concerned in Jackson Hole. Hiking attire or jeans and a puffy jacket are always acceptable in establishments around town.

HOT EL

E CO - F R I E N D LY B U S I N E S S

The Cloudveil

Vertical Harvest Farms

TheCloudveil.com

VerticalHarvestFarms.com

LUXURY HOTEL ON TOWN SQUARE

UNIQUE URBAN GREENHOUSE

The Wort Hotel

Blue Spruce Cleaners

UPSCALE OLD WEST-STYLE HOTEL

GREEN & AFFORDABLE SERVICES

Turpin Meadow Ranch

Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures

TurpinMeadowRanch.com

JHEcoTourAdventures.com

WortHotel.com

RUSTIC CABINS & ADVENTURES

BlueSpruceCleaners.com

ADVOCATES FOR WILDLIFE EDUCATION & PROTECTION

O2 CLEANING | O2CLEANINGJH.COM PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SERVICES THE OUTPOST GROUP

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B E ST D R E SS E D

Your Girl Catherine LOCAL INFLUENCER & FASHION FAN @yourgirlcatherine Catherine, now famously known as “Your girl Catherine” on Instagram, is the alterego/quarantine character of local playwright Andrew Munz, best known for his “I Can Ski Forever” series. She was born out of … well, not much, Munz said. Boredom, mostly. She’s a product of quarantine, and she’s Jackson’s new quarantine hero. Photo: Andrew Munz

Aurora Queen of the Night FUN & FABULOUS DRAG QUEEN

Melissa Fox

JACKSON STREET STYLE

@auroraqueenofthenight

CO N S I GN M E N T / RESALE STORE

Browse ‘N Buy COMMUNITY THRIFT STORE (307) 733-7524 | BrowseNBuyJH.org 139 N Cache St, Jackson, WY Run by St. John’s Episcopal Church, Browse ‘N Buy is a second-hand retail store whose mission is to support the Jackson community. They are a resource for a wide selection of affordable necessities such as clothing and household items. In addition, a large portion of the store’s profits goes directly to community programming and its nonprofit partners.

Headwall Sports

Habitat for Humanity ReStore

(307) 734-8022 | HeadwallSports.com 520 US HWY 89, Jackson, WY

(307) 734-0389 | TetonHabitat.org/ReStore 850 W Broadway, Jackson, WY

OUTDOOR & APPAREL CONSIGNMENT

HOME IMPROVEMENT & DONATION CENTER

WELCOME TO OUR HOME . JACKSON HOLE | OUTPOSTJH.COM VACATION RENTALS | PROPERT Y MANAGEMENT

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JE WE LRY STO R E

C LOT H I N G STO R E

Jackson Hole Jewelry Co.

Penny Lane

JacksonHoleJewelry.com

PennyLaneJH.com

RARE STONES & ORIGINAL DESIGNS

CAREFULLY-CURATED BOUTIQUE

JC Jewelers Jackson Hole

Stio Mountain Studio®

CUSTOM-DESIGNED JEWELRY

MOUNTAIN-INSPIRED OUTDOOR CLOTHING

MADE

Altitude

MadeJacksonHole.com

AltitudeJH.com

JCJewelers.com

HANDMADE & ARTISAN JEWELRY

Stio.com

DESIGNER CLOTHING ON TOWN SQUARE

BEST GIF T SHO P BEST LO C ALLY O WN ED STO RE BEST JEWELRY ST O RE

Gaslight Alley, 125 N Cache Jackson Open 10–6 daily + madejacksonhole.com

2014-2020: Winner-Gold

2021: Winner-Silver

132 North Cache | 307.733.5933 | jcjewelers.com Photo Credit: Samantha Livingston Photography

GIFT SH O P

LO CA L LY- OW N E D STO R E

MADE

Creekside Market

MadeJacksonHole.com

CreeksideJacksonHole.com

HANDMADE & ARTISAN GIFTS

Belle Cose

NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET & DELI

MADE

JACKSON’S LUXURY BOUTIQUE

HANDMADE & ARTISAN GIFTS

BelleCose.com

MadeJacksonHole.com

Roam

Hungry Jack’s General Store

RoamJH.com

HungryJacksWilson.com

HANDPICKED GIFTS & GOODS

WILSON’S FAVORITE MARKET

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growing against all odds high alpine farming at huidekoper ranch By Lindsay Vallen

Though the views around Jackson Hole are ripe with beauty, the same can’t always be said for fresh produce. The arid and rocky environment of the Tetons, as well as the cold winters, have historically made growing fruits and vegetables very difficult. However, farmers and ranchers have worked hard to learn from the land and grow food and raise healthy animals despite the elemental barriers. One such farm is Huidekoper Ranch, located about one mile from the base of Teton Pass, that successfully provides fresh produce to Teton Valley. The Huidekoper (pronounced highdee-coo-per) Ranch has been in the Huidekoper family since the 1950s when Virgina and Jim Huidekoper bought the land after they married. Preceded in death by her husband, Virginia passed away in 2010. Now,

her granddaughter, Claire Fuller, and her brother, Nate Fuller, own the ranch along with a few other family members. Nate, Claire and her husband Brent Tyc, manage the property together, with Tyc taking the role as the ranch/ farm manager. Although the farm's first season was 2016, the family has boarded horses for more than 30 years on the property’s 140 acres. Most of Huidekoper’s vegetables are sold to local restaurants. Calico is their biggest buyer along with Persephone, Persephone West Bank, Coelette, Local, Trio, Healthy Being Juicery, Cultive Café, and Snake River Grill. They also sell wholesale to Slow Food in the Tetons Farmstand and online marketplace. Produce from Huidekoper can also be found at their booth at the People’s Market every Wednesday evening throughout the summer.

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Regenerative growing: Tyc pulls from a variety of agriculture techniques, including the biointensive method and regenerative farming practices. Tyc follows the methodology of regenerative agriculture but applies it to the specific needs and challenges Huidekoper faces. Regenerative agriculture describes a variety of sustainable techniques, that when combined, mitigate climate change by growing plants and raising livestock in a way that moves the carbon dioxide into the soil. While Huidekoper doesn’t have livestock yet, they utilize a lot of the techniques from regenerative farming, such as the no till methods, minimal inputs and making their own compost. They also use organic alfalfa meal and kelp meal. “We have just one-third of an acre of growing space, so to maximize productivity on that [space] I set up a pretty detailed planting calendar each year. I basically never have soil that’s

sitting empty,” says Tyc. “From the start of May to the end of May, I’ll fill up the beds, and then every bed will have something in it for the rest of the season.” Rather than growing crops that need a full season to mature, Tyc focuses on fast growing, quick to harvest crops that yield a high poundage per square foot, like salad mix, arugula, baby lettuce, mustard greens, radishes and baby turnips. They also grow microgreens in a shed and tomatoes in a larger greenhouse space near the outdoor plots. “The greenhouse was a wedding gift from my in-laws,” shared Tyc. It is now home to the tomato crop that includes beef steaks and saladettes. Almost all of the tomatoes Huidekoper harvests are sold to Calico. In order to maximize every square inch of space, Tyc interplants in the beds, with crops like lettuce and bush beans, allowing him to get a harvest while the tomatoes are still growing.

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High alpine growing: The growing season is short in Jackson Hole. Depending on the year, the last frost can occur between May and July, and the first frost can be as early as August. “We’ve had frost every time of the year; that’s why I focus on the fast growing hearty crops,” he said. Those crops include arugula, baby lettuce, head lettuce, fennel, leaf broccoli, radishes and turnips. “Pretty much everything I grow can withstand a little frost for a night or two,” Tyc said. “The only two things I do outside that are kind of sensitive [to frost] is summer squash and zucchini.”

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Organic: While they follow their own set of strict farming guidelines and only use organic seeds and compost, Huidekoper isn’t certified organic and doesn’t plan to be. “Organic agriculture can still be industrial agriculture,” Tyc said. “A 10,000-acre strawberry farm in California that’s certified organic isn’t really the solution to the problem. To me it's all about small-scale local or regional production and building healthy, strong, resilient soil is way more important. You don’t try to grow a plant; you try to build the soil and let the plants do their thing.” Brent’s favorite crop? Carrots. “Something about our soil here in Wilson, the glacial till and this bench we are on grows amazing carrots,” he explained. “I think we have some of the best tasting carrots around.” While expansion always seems to be on Tyc’s mind, he is calculated and wants to maintain the quality of his crops in a space that is manageable for his small team. Two employees are moving on to the property this summer, opening up more opportunities for the small farm. “I still have a vision to bring animals in, but it’s just a matter of time and making it happen,” Tyc said.

SOMETHING ABOUT OUR SOIL HERE IN WILSON, THE GLACIAL TILL AND THIS BENCH WE ARE ON GROWS AMAZING CARROTS...I THINK WE HAVE SOME OF THE BEST TASTING CARROTS AROUND.”

Huidekoper has the possibility to expand to five acres, an agreement that was arranged through the Jackson Hole Land Trust since the property is part of a conservation easement. But working more land means more hands will be needed and with the current workforce shortage across the valley, Tyc isn’t rushing into anything. His goal is to grow the farm at a manageable pace and create healthy soil that, in turn, grows delicious and fresh produce for the community. “People are starting to go with this smallscale agriculture system and to me that’s more and more what the future of food needs to be,” Tyc said.

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ISTORY IN THE HOLE THE STORY BEHIND JACKSON HOLE LANDMARKS By Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum

In the summer of 1872, a group of travelers named a surprising number of places in Jackson Hole and Yellowstone.

River Division of the expedition that left their mark 150 years with several place names you’ll still recognize today.

The first Hayden Expedition explored the Yellowstone area in 1871, producing a report with iconic images by painter Thomas Moran and photographer William Henry Jackson. The written reports and inspiring images helped sway public support for the Yellowstone Protection Act. On March 1, 1872, President Ulysses S. Grant signed the protection act making Yellowstone the first national park.

For thousands of years, Yellowstone and the Teton region were populated by American Indians. These lands were a part of the Shoshone and Bannock tribes’ homelands, and today 27 tribes are associated with the greater Yellowstone area. It’s important to remember that the Hayden Expedition’s place names supplanted most American Indian names that had existed for millennia.

The second Hayden Expedition was commissioned in the same year to complete a geological survey of the newly declared Yellowstone National Park, as well as the area south of the park extending to the Tetons. It was the Snake

Euro-American explorers tended to name places after famous and influential people of their time, as well as themselves, as the Lewis and Clark Expedition had done in 1804-1806 when they journeyed from the Mississippi to Columbia Rivers.

75 Beaver Dick Leigh with his first wife Jenny Leigh and their children Left to right: Anne Jane, born 1866, John, born 1868, Jenny with William, born 1870, on her lap, and Richard, Jr., born 1864, on burro. Jenny was pregnant with their daughter Elisabeth in this image. JHHSM Collection.

JENNY AND LEIGH LAKES The second Hayden Expedition of 1872 returned to Yellowstone and broadened their explorations to the Teton range, splitting into two companies to cover the vast territory. The Snake River Division planned to start from the south and move north along the Snake to join Hayden at the Madison River. A group of about 38 people left from Fort Hall, Idaho, on July 12, 1872, to meet their guides Beaver Dick Leigh and his Eastern Shoshone wife, Jenny, along with their four children. The expedition would later name two, now wildly popular lakes, after these valuable guides: Jenny and Leigh Lakes. BRADLEY AND TAGGART LAKES Led by James Stevenson, the Snake River Division included a number of people whose names remain recognizable today. The chief geologist for the group was Frank H. Bradley, who brought his assistant William Rush Taggart. According to Jackson Hole Historical Society researcher and writer Steve Morriss, much of the information about the surveyors’ time in the Tetons comes from Bradley’s official geological report and Taggart’s description of the survey called, “Wonders of Yellowstone,” as well as a letter Taggart wrote home. Two now-famous hiking destinations in Grand Teton National Park, Bradley and Taggart Lakes, bear the names of these survey geologists. PHELPS LAKE The division arrived on the west side of the Tetons on July 24 and camped in Teton Canyon with two prospectors. One of them was also a notable hunter named George Phelps. The book A Place Called Jackson Hole credits Beaver Dick with telling the surveyors that Phelps was the first white man to see and report a specific lake. The surveyors named that lake, located at the mouth of what is now Death Canyon, Phelps Lake.

William Henry Jackson with assistant Charles Campbell photographing the Tetons from Table Mountain during the second Hayden Expedition in 1872. JHHSM Collection

The group soon decided to attempt to climb the tallest of the Teton peaks on July 29, according to the book The Grand Controversy by Orrin H. and Lorrain G. Bonney. Twelve of the group members attempted to climb the Grand, including Bradley, Taggart and Nathaniel P. Langford—the first superintendent of Yellowstone National Park. Langford and Stevenson claimed to have reached the top of the peak, which they afterwards named Mount Hayden. However, without evidence of their ascent left behind on the summit, the climb was not ultimately credited and the name didn’t stick.

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MT. LEIDY While Bradley was waiting at the saddle on the Grand for Langford and Stevenson to return from climbing, he noted a prominent peak across the valley. He named it Mount Leidy in his geologist’s report after Professor Joseph Leidy, an “anatomist” on the expedition. Meanwhile, expedition photographer William Henry Jackson took two assistants and his mule, Old Molly, through steep terrain to Table Mountain, where he took the first known photographs of the Tetons from the west side of the range. As documented in A Place Called Jackson Hole, Jackson spent most of the day making 8x10inch, 11x14-inch, and stereoscopic negatives. (see the photo on page 73) On August 2, 1872, the Snake River Division left the camp and traveled to Madison Valley in Yellowstone to meet Hayden’s division. Taggart wrote in his journal that the two parties, after nearly two months of separation, reached their meeting place within three hours of each other and were camped only two miles apart.

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“The Professor’s Mess” by photographer William Henry Jackson. Dinner in camp, Hayden Survey, Lower Geyser Basin, Yellowstone, 1872. Left to right: Henry Gannett, Ferdinand V. Hayden, S.F. Hamp, James H. Stevenson, William Blackmore, W.A. West, Campbell Carrington, unknown, Joseph Savage, John Raymond, and William R. Taggart.

MT. MORAN After a month of exploring Yellowstone’s major geyser basins, the Snake River Division turned south again. As they journeyed, they named several Yellowstone features including Shoshone Lake, Lewis Falls and Bechler’s River before finally reaching what is now Grand Teton National Park. Along the way, the expedition also named the impressive peak Mount Moran after the painter Thomas Moran, although he was not on the 1872 expedition. In just one summer, the Southern Division of the Hayden Geological Survey of the Territories influenced the names of some of the most well-known locations in the Tetons and Yellowstone today. To learn more about the Hayden Expedition’s place names and impact, visit JacksonHoleHistory.org/Hayden for Steve Morriss’ full article or the museum store for books on the Hayden Expedition and Yellowstone. Mount Moran

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