Resources

Make the Call Before the Mountain Does

The successful journeyer uses every tool at their disposal, and this manual is only one of many. Hotlines, organizations, apps, websites and more exist to help guide you through the wild with confidence and respond safely to any situation it throws your way.

Current Weather

mountainweather.com

Current Fire Danger

gacc.nifc.gov

Know Before You Go

Campground reservations at Grand Teton typically open several months in advance — book as early as possible for peak season.

A backcountry permit is required for overnight stays in the park. Cell service is limited or nonexistent in much of the backcountry — download offline maps before you go.

Construction and Closures

Travel and Traffic Information

Travel alerts ensure you're always prepared and up to date with the information you need to plan your next Jackson Hole adventure.

Emergency Contacts

Call 911 for all emergencies. Otherwise, these are the local emergency contacts.

If you spot a wildfire

  1. 1

    Leave the area immediately, do NOT wait to pack up.

  2. 2

    Call 911, Bridger-Teton dispatch line or the Wyoming Wildfire Hotline

    307-739-5500 800-842-2085
  3. 3

    Note your location: GPS coordinates or nearest trailhead

  4. 4

    Do not re-enter the area until cleared by officials

Water Activities

Jackson Hole's lakes and rivers are cold year-round, and water levels and currents can change rapidly — especially during spring snowmelt. River water sports are advised for experts only — if you're not experienced, go with a licensed guide. Always wear a personal flotation device.