Flanked by Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, Jackson Hole is a wonderful community surrounded by the Teton Mountains and incredible scenery. The lifestyle here is not only influenced by the natural environment, but also the people. As part of the Yellowstone ecosystem, we strive to maintain the original character of the land with careful planning and thoughtful conservation.

The majority of Teton County is protected from development by conservation easements, national parks and forest lands, leaving only a small percentage of land available for sale.  The scarcity of remaining available land and limited land development going into the future, ensures the character and openness of our valley will always remain.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is considered one of the best resorts in the country, averaging 500″ of snow annually, and 2,500 acres of inbounds terrain where you can find untracked snow almost everyday of the season. Outside the resort, Jackson Hole is shaped by the nearly limitless recreational opportunities. This also includes hiking, biking, camping, fishing and more are just outside our back door.  The region comes complete with three local ski resorts, a plethora of  18-hole golf courses, diverse trout fishing waters, and large pockets of public lands for various use.

In more recent years, Jackson Hole has become increasingly known for its cultural activities and burgeoning restaurant scene. After a day of skiing or a hike in the mountains stop by our local Brew Pub or the Snake River Grill. Or you can unwind with a calming treatment at one of the many luxurious spas. The Grand Teton Music Festival at Teton Village has a summer full of symphonies, lectures and children’s events.

Flying to Jackson Hole has never been easier. Daily jet service from 12 major cities is provided by American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Skywest Airlines and United Airlines.

In addition to attracting more visitors, Jackson Hole is attracting new residents. People are migrating to this community because of our serene Rocky Mountain location and the ease of travel in and out and also because Wyoming is one of the most tax friendly states in the union. Combine all of these attributes and Jackson Hole becomes almost impossible to resist. We would enjoy showing you in person why Jackson Hole is the jewel of the Rocky Mountain west.