Resources

Make the Call Before the Mountain Does

Planning ahead or already out there, every tool at your disposal matters in the wild. Use these resources to stay prepared, safe, and moving.

Current Weather

mountainweather.com

Current Fire Danger

gacc.nifc.gov Jackson Hole Wildfires

Know Before You Go

Planning early and thoroughly is key. Book your campsite months in advance and make sure to obtain all necessary permits before arrival.

Construction and Closures

Travel and Traffic Information

Steer clear of slowing down. Stay up to date on all travel information.

Emergency Contacts

In case of immediate danger or life-threatening emergencies, call 911. You can text 911 in Teton County even if your cell signal is too weak to make a call.

If You Spot a Wildfire...

  1. 1

    Leave the area immediately. Do NOT wait to pack up.

  2. 2

    Call 911 or the Teton Interagency Fire Dispatch Center

    307-739-3630
  3. 3

    Note your location: the GPS coordinates or nearest trailhead.

  4. 4

    Do not re-enter the area until cleared by officials.

Water Activities

Cold year-round, Jackson Hole's rivers and lakes offer thrilling yet challenging experiences, even for the most seasoned water sport athletes. Wearing a personal flotation device (PFD) is a must.

Know Us Further

What’s here only scratches the surface of Jackson Hole. Visit our official website to learn all about our history and find more places to explore and stay on your journey ahead.  

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