Jackson Hole

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From sky-high mountains to volcanic hot springs, the journey from Jackson Hole to Yellowstone National Park is just as beautiful as the destination!

It goes without saying that Yellowstone is one of America's most compelling National Parks—in addition to being the country’s first (established well before Roosevelt’s time, by President Ulysses S. Grant), it lends itself extraordinarily well to an old-fashioned family road trip, as the roads leading into the park on all sides are almost as beautiful as what you’ll find inside its borders. We like to use Salt Lake City as a starting point—moving north from there, you can take advantage of the area’s great ski towns, which are quieter, but no less interesting, in the summer.

There are only about 90 miles between Jackson Hole, Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, but you’ll want at least a week for this Wyoming road trip.

Wyoming is truly a playground for any outdoor enthusiast. With wide open spaces, Yellowstone National Park, fantastic accommodations and luxury services to boot, Jackson Hole, Wy., is a perfect road trip.

A car-averse traveler finds freedom in the driver’s seat, covering 700 miles and three states over three days.

The tourist mecca of Jackson Hole, one of the country’s most popular “wilderness” destinations, takes its name from the main town, Jackson, which sits at the center of a broad, mountain-ringed valley.

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Wyoming is where the High Plains meet the Rocky Mountains to form some of the most staggeringly beautiful scenery in the entire country.