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October: Indian Summer, RAY of warmth, animal migration, wolves hunted

November 3, 2017

October brought Indian Summer.  Temperatures reached the sixties with cold nights.  The air carried a sense of warmth and the whisper of winter. The month was quite pleasant. Animals migrate. Morning frost covers the meadows.  Off season descends on the valley. After a cold September, the month of October brought time to play, time to finish outdoor … [Read more...] about October: Indian Summer, RAY of warmth, animal migration, wolves hunted

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September: local earthquakes, smoky valley, RAY of change- fall arrives

October 5, 2017

The month of September brings seasonal change, smoke in the air, local earthquakes and snow in the high country. September begins smoky with reduced air quality. No big fires burn near Jackson Hole but the western United States is experiencing the worst fire season ever. 74 major wildfires burn in eight western states.  Oregon has fires burning the size … [Read more...] about September: local earthquakes, smoky valley, RAY of change- fall arrives

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August: TOTAL solar eclipse, busy valley, light changes

September 3, 2017

August flows with a pulse of anticipation.  Busy times in a busy valley. Traffic slows. Reservations are required.  Trails are crowded. Amidst the busyness, nature continues to thrive. Total solar eclipse is enjoyed by thousands. The winter snow and wet spring has kept the valley greener than usual. Flowers continue at higher elevations. Berries are … [Read more...] about August: TOTAL solar eclipse, busy valley, light changes

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Nature News: September

September 19, 2016

September brings cooler temperatures, the Autumnal Equinox and mating season for the larger animals. The Fall Arts Festival also comes to the town of Jackson. The entire valley breathes. We breathe the change, the quietness of town, the coolness of the air, the frost in the mornings, and the shorter days. Nature pulses with change. The month ends with … [Read more...] about Nature News: September

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Nature News: August

September 15, 2016

August has been hot and fiery. Meadows are crispy and trails are dusty.  Rainfall has been minimal or non-existent and the regional fires exploded during the third week of the month. Fortunately, cooler temperatures and increased humidity has helped but overall hot and dry. August seems to be a month of fires. The largest fire currently affecting … [Read more...] about Nature News: August

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We’ll start by exploring Grand Teton National Park by vehicle to spot wildlife in the early morning light. Then experience a great hike in the mountains surrounding Jackson Hole. Learn more »

 
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Safety is our primary objective while sharing nature with our guests. Guided hikes will be conducted in compliance with all County, State, and Federal guidelines for COVID-19. Face masks are required to be worn in our vehicles. Read more »

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  • SUMMER
    • Hiking Tours
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  • WINTER
  • DETAILS
    • Clothing + Gear
    • FAQs
    • Snacks + Picnics
    • Visiting The Area
  • ABOUT
    • Meet our Naturalists
    • Nature News
    • Reviews / Press
    • Stewardship
    • Videos
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    • Contact Us
  • Book Online
  • CALL (307) 690-4453