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October Nature News: Wildlife Viewing Opportunities Abound as Daylight Diminishes

November 5, 2018

As the days shorten, wildlife is actively preparing for the shift to winter. Throughout this season of transition, visit mixed habitats to find wildlife foraging along their winter migration paths. Moose, Deer, and Elk all rely on plants, so you'll find them gobbling up what they can  in order to gain weight and survive the lean food supply months of … [Read more...] about October Nature News: Wildlife Viewing Opportunities Abound as Daylight Diminishes

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September Nature News: Fall Brings Warm Hues, Wildfires, and Elk Bugles to Jackson Hole

October 3, 2018

Roosevelt Fire

It’s September and seasonal transition begins here in the Rocky Mountains. Fall brings shorter days with soft light, frosty mornings, the eerie sounds of the Elk Bugle, and yellow hues dancing on the hillsides. We'll see fewer visitors and more wildlife activity as Autumn descends on Jackson Hole. Wildfire Season It’s weird to transition to Fall without cold … [Read more...] about September Nature News: Fall Brings Warm Hues, Wildfires, and Elk Bugles to Jackson Hole

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August Nature News: Smoky skies, the controversial Grizzly hunt, and berry season in Jackson Hole

August 31, 2018

Heat and haze dominate the start of August. Temperatures this month were hot, rain was minimal and the lack of moisture has left a crispy landscape. Fire danger changed to extreme. Winds brought smoke and haze from northern California making the month predominately smoky. As I have mentioned before, fire is extremely important in the Greater Yellowstone … [Read more...] about August Nature News: Smoky skies, the controversial Grizzly hunt, and berry season in Jackson Hole

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July Nature News: Jackson Hole wildflowers are in full bloom! Join us for a colorful hike in the glorious Grand Teton mountain range.

August 1, 2018

Beautiful wildflower blossoms peak in Jackson Hole.

July brings the heat of summer, endless meadows of blooming flowers, and hazy skies from Western fires. Anglers fish the Snake River. Wildlife are most visible at dawn and dusk as afternoon temperatures reach the high eighties.  Life pulses in our valley with playtime in the mountains, cocktails on the deck, evening music, the annual fair, summer markets, … [Read more...] about July Nature News: Jackson Hole wildflowers are in full bloom! Join us for a colorful hike in the glorious Grand Teton mountain range.

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June Nature News: The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem thrives in June with blooming plants and playful young animals

July 3, 2018

The month of June was wetter than normal. During the middle of the month, over one inch of rain fell in different parts of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Melting snow keeps the meadows green and the flowers blooming but the occasional shower is the icing on the cake. Moisture at the right time and at the right amount makes nature … [Read more...] about June Nature News: The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem thrives in June with blooming plants and playful young animals

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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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The Hole Hiking Experience is an authorized permittee and non-discriminatory winter concessionaire of Grand Teton National Park and an equal opportunity provider and permittee of the Bridger-Teton, Shoshone, and Caribou-Targhee National Forests. Established in 1989. ©2021, all rights reserved. For information and booking: 307.690.4453 or info@holehike.com.

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