It is through the eyes of our guests that my wonder for this place is continuously renewed. Approaching raging Coal Creek we see that our trail is on the other side, they look at me questioningly; wondering how we will get across. For us who live here, it is only natural to look for the most shallow, calm crossing; remove our shoes and go. The water is … [Read more...] about Coal Creek- Jedediah Smith Wilderness Area- Jackson Hole, WY- July 11, 2005
Nature News
June Nature News- summer arrives, grizzlies seen
Nature News- June. The first three weeks of the month were wet and cold. Then, the solstice! Mother Nature began to shine with seventy degree temperatures and blue bird skies. Nature is flourishing and bursting forth with the change in weather. It is truly impressive how all the species wait for optimal conditions. Within one week, plant blooms dot the … [Read more...] about June Nature News- summer arrives, grizzlies seen
Summer in Jackson Hole!
What a glorious first day of summer in Jackson Hole! The day is sunny and seventy degrees. The yellow blossoms of Arrowleaf Balsamroot dot the hillsides and young animals can be found throughout the valley. Brids are abundant and nature's beauty thrives. Trails are mostly accessible below 7500 feet and hiking options abound. Within the Bridger-Teton National … [Read more...] about Summer in Jackson Hole!
May Nature News in Jackson Hole, WY – landslide, deep snow pack, daily spring changes
May. The spring of 2011 will remain in the record books. Over 12 feet of snow covers the mountains and additional accumulation is predicted. Water content is 185% of average and spring temperatures will determine the potential for floods. We have received over 700 inches of snow this season. The avalanche hazard and weather forecast has been reinstated. Wet … [Read more...] about May Nature News in Jackson Hole, WY – landslide, deep snow pack, daily spring changes
