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In Teton Village, we care deeply about our guests, community and environment. Teton Village Association and all the businesses here are dedicated to keeping visitors and employees safe now and always. Teton Village Association has implemented strict sanitizing proce-dures for our facilities as recommended by the CDC including disinfecting of public restrooms, bus stops and all public equipment multiple times daily. We encourage you to continue practicing social distancing, proper hygiene measures, and stay home when you are sick. These eff orts help all of us stay well.

Summer is a fantastic time to visit Teton Village and we are so happy you’re here. This publication presents all that Teton Village has to off er. Whether you’re looking for hiking or biking trails, a relaxing spa day, the best places to eat and shop, or an evening full of music and fun, you’re sure to fi nd it here in ‘the Village’.

Bring the family by the Village Commons to enjoy the pop-jet fountains and playground where you can also catch one of our free, family-friendly Alive@Five presentations Wednesday & Thursday evenings, and the ever popular Sunday evening Concert on the Commons (more info under the Events tab).

The Village Mix is a publication of the Teton Village Association Improvement & Service District. TVA is a local government entity that enhances the guest experience to make Teton Village the #1 destination resort community.

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GET THE SCOOP ON WHERE TO FIND GREAT GOODS & GIFTS.

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BODEGA 8 307.200.4666 www.bodegajacksonhole.com Specialty grocer, bottle shop. Locally-sourced, house-made & gourmet foods, wines, craft beer, spirits, provisions. Coffee, grab-n-go breakfast, food truck, lunch daily. GRAND FISHING ADVENTURES 4 307.734.9684 www.grandfishing.com Fly shop & guide service. JACKSON HOLE GENERAL STORE 13 307.732.4090 www.jacksonhole.com A convenient one-stop shop. Coffee & ice cream, grab-n-go snacks & other food items, liquor store & souvenirs. JH SPORTS 20 307.739.2687 www.jacksonhole.com Bike rentals, outdoor shop, mountain wear for kids & adults. Lift tickets, activity tickets. MANGY MOOSE EMPORIUM 9 307.734.9665 www.mangygoods.com Moose gifts, shirts & caps of all descriptions, glassware, antiques & more. MANGY MOOSE MARKET & CELLARS 9 307.734.0070 www.mangymoose.com Neighborhood grocer providing one-stop shopping. Local meats, organic healthy snacks, produce, grab-n-go pizza & sandwiches, toilet-ries, unique wine, spirits & beer. MOUNTAIN KHAKI FLAGSHIP STORE 10 307.732.4080 A mountain brand born in Jackson. All the casual outdoor apparel you will need for your stay; complete with a full bar. Come for the khakis, stay for the whiskey! MUDROOM 11 307.201.5535 Bike, eBike & SUP rentals. Hydration & summer necessities. eBikes, clothing, accessories & shoes by Elby, Adidas, ON, Five Ten, Vuarnet, Topo & more. NOMAD SPORTS SHOP 17 307.733.6838 www.nomadsjh.com Your one-stop shop for Jackson Hole t-shirts & gear. Summer clothing, sunglasses, lawn games & accessories. Located north of the tram, under the Alpenhof.

RODEO 4 307.733.7887 www.rodeojh.com A contemporary women’s boutique offering soft cashmere, premium denims, jewelry & accessories. SKYWOLF’S 9 307.733.7370 Fine jewelry, Native American & Western art. STIO 4 307.200.6113 www.stio.com Stio designs, develops & sells beautiful, functional & innovative outdoor apparel & accessories infused with the soul of mountain life. TETON VILLAGE SPORTS 10 307.733.2181 www.tetonvillagesports.com Footwear & sportswear for a distinctive mountain lifestyle. Fishing, hiking & summer accessories. Bike rentals. THE LODGE STORE AT TETON MOUNTAIN LODGE 1 307.734.7111 www.tetonlodge.com Distinctive gifts & souvenirs for all ages. Unique toys, modern west dŽcor, creative keepsakes, locally made jewelry & apparel. Snacks, drinks & sundries.

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307.733.3242 www.alpenhoflodge.comEuropean style lodging next to the tram. Cozy rooms & hearty food. Friendly professional service.CALDERA HOUSE 11307.200.4220 www.calderahouse.comLuxury boutique hotel, featuring 8 uniquely designed penthouse suites. Amenities include car valet, concierge, slopeside lounge & private spa.CONTINUUM 3307.733.2311 www.continuumjh.comLocated at the base of JHMR, Continuum is a new breed of hotel. Modern, stylish & comfortable. Immerse into the Teton Gravity Research experience.CRYSTAL SPRINGS LODGE 10307.733.3990 307.732.6000Luxury condominiums in the center of Teton Village. Available for short-term rentals through Jackson Hole Resort Lodging & Snake River Lodge and Spa.FOUR SEASONS RESORT AND RESIDENCES JACKSON HOLE 21307.732.5000 www.fourseasons.com/jacksonholeSurrounded by breathtaking vistas & the Teton Mountain Range, our alpine mountain resort offers a perfect mix of rustic adventure & luxury accommodations.HOTEL TERRA JACKSON HOLE 4307.739.4000 www.hotelterrajacksonhole.comThe premier lifestyle hotel in the Village, welcoming guests with vibrant design, lobby bar, world-class service, & all the plush comforts of home.JACKSON HOLE CENTRAL RESERVATIONS888.838.6605 www.jacksonholewy.comLocated in Jackson Hole & connecting visitors with their dream Wyoming vacations since 1971, we offer discounts on air, activity, & lodging packages.JACKSON HOLE RESORT LODGING 8307.732.3655 www.jhrl.comCheck-in for townhomes, condominiums & private home rentals.SNAKE RIVER LODGE AND SPA 18307.732.6000 www.snakeriverlodge.comAward winning, AAA Four Diamond full service resort. Rooms, suites & condominiums. Bar, restaurant & spa.

TETON CLUB RESIDENCES AND SPA 15307.734.9777 www.tetonclub.comSki-in/Ski-out Private Residence Club offering fully furnished two & three bedroom condominiums, available for fractional ownership & vacation rentals.TETON MOUNTAIN LODGE AND SPA 1307.734.7111 www.tetonlodge.comAlpine elegance mountainside to the resort. AAA Four Diamond lodge. Destination spa, indoor/outdoor pools, rooftop hot tub, plus the best food in the Village.THE HOSTEL 5307.733.3415 www.thehostel.usThe Hostel offers affordable private rooms & hostel-style bunk rooms, all with private bathrooms. Fast Wi-Fi & locally roasted, organic coffee included.

THE PERFECT ROOMS TO RETURN TO AFTER A LONG DAY EXPLORING.

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JH REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES 8307.733.6060 www.jhre.comJackson Hole Real Estate Associates is the region’s largest & most dynamic real estate brokerage. Our team is dedicated to our clients’ success.JH SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

1 4 8 18 21307.733.9009 www.jhsir.comFor all your real estate needs or questions, stop by one of our five offices located in TML, Hotel Terra, Bodega, Snake River Lodge & Four Seasons.

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ALPENHOF BISTRO & BAR 17 307.733.3242 www.alpenhoflodge.com Enjoy sweeping mountain views & authentic European cuisine; beers & wine from around the world. Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner. ALPENROSE 17 307.733.3242 www.alpenhoflodge.com Settle into the inviting, traditional alpine dining room for a full-course European culinary experience at the Alpenrose. Jackson Hole’s only fondue. Open at 6pm. ASCENT LOUNGE 21 307.732.5000 www.fourseasons.com/jacksonhole Creative menu amidst cozy fireplaces & out-door fire-side tables. Slopeside location. Open daily 4-11pm. Complimentary valet. BAR ENOTECA 4 307.739.4225 www.enotecajacksonhole.com Grab-and-go breakfast. Afternoon cocktails & bites. GAMEFISH LOBBY BAR 18 307.732.6000 www.snakeriverlodge.com Casual yet sophisticated western dŽcor. Enjoy everything from buffalo burgers & elk chili to freshly prepared soups, salads & full entrŽes. GAMEFISH RESTAURANT 18 307.732.6000 www.snakeriverlodge.com Dine with walls of windows overlooking the Snake River Valley & Sleeping Indian while enjoying a creative menu of American cuisine with a western flare. IL VILLAGGIO OSTERIA 4 307.739.4100 www.jhosteria.com House-made pastas, pizzas, sausages & more. Expansive wine list & outdoor seating. JACKSON HOLE GENERAL STORE 13 307.732.4090 www.jacksonhole.com A convenient one-stop shop. Coffee & ice cream, grab-n-go snacks & other food items, liquor store & souvenirs. MANGY MOOSE CAFÉ 9 307.733.4913 www.mangymoose.com Your affordable & delicious breakfast spot offering a sit down menu, barista & grab-n-go items. Also serving ice cream! MANGY MOOSE SALOON 9 307.733.4913 www.mangymoose.com Offering lunch, apres ski, pizza & dinner menus. Live music daily. Named one of the worldŐs top ten ski bars by Forbes Traveler. Spicy margs & sloshies. MANGY MOOSE STEAKHOUSE 9 307.733.4913 www.mangymoose.com he orginal, world-famous Mangy Moose! Wyoming inspired steakhouse menu served in a casual & fun setting. Local favorite since 1967. OLD YELLOWSTONE GARAGE-JACKSON 11 307.201.5350 www.calderahouse.com Cozy booth seating & an open air bar. Enjoy savory wood fired eats, seasonal salads, signature cocktails & exceptional wines. Open daily for dinner.

RPK 3 12 307.739.2654 www.jacksonhole.com At the base of the tram. Smash burgers & fresh made-to-order salads & sandwiches. Full service bar. Great outdoor deck. SOUTHCABLE CAFÉ 11 307.201.5340 www.calderahouse.com Located just south of the tram dock, pick up a quick bite before your next adventure. Open daily 8am. SPUR RESTAURANT AND BAR 1 307.732.6932 www.tetonlodge.com Award winning restaurant featuring two bars serving local beers on tap & signature cocktails; heated patio seating for outdoor dining. Breakfast, lunch & dinner served daily. TETON THAI 27 307.733.0022 307.699.9783 tetonthaivillage.com Thai food prepared by authentic Thai cooks. Patio seating with heat lamps & fire place. Take-out available THE HANDLE BAR 21 307.732.5156 fourseasons.com/jacksonhole Outdoor dining at its best. The Handle Bar by Michael Mina offers a diverse selection of high end pub fare & crafted beers. Complimentary valet. Open daily 11am-9pm. TIN CAN CANTINA jacksonhole.com At the base of the Bridger Gondola. Serving burritos & made to order tacos for lunch with margaritas & cold beverages available. WESTBANK GRILL 21 307.732.5000 fourseasons.com/jacksonhole An American steak house inspired by indigenous flavors & local traditions. Open daily for breakfast & dinner. Lunch available on the terrace. Complimentary valet.

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CORBET’S CABIN 23 www.jacksonhole.com Located at the Aerial Tram summit, stop by for world famous waffles! Refreshments, sou-venirs & amazing views of the Jackson Hole valley from 10,450 ft. OFF-PISTE MARKET 24 307.739.2654 www.jacksonhole.com With delicious Sicilian pizza, full service espresso bar & phone charging stations, this mountain-top nook has something for everyone, including a view from 9,095’. PISTE MOUNTAIN BISTRO 24 307.732.3177 www.jacksonhole.com Offering a comfortable menu of dishes to savor at 9,095’. Dinner daily from 5-9pm, drinks on the deck at 4pm daily. Reservations recommended. THE DECK @ PISTE 24 307.739.2675 www.jacksonhole.com Ride the Bridger Gondola to a casual high-altitude setting. Drink specials & an outdoor grill menu. Open daily with a free Gondola ride at 5pm.

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RPK 3 12 307.739.2654 www.jacksonhole.com At the base of the tram. Smash burgers & fresh made-to-order salads & sandwiches. Full service bar. Great outdoor deck. SOUTHCABLE CAFÉ 11

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CORBET’S CABIN 23 www.jacksonhole.com Located at the Aerial Tram summit, stop by for world famous waffles! Refreshments, sou-venirs & amazing views of the Jackson Hole valley from 10,450 ft.

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AERIAL ADVENTURE COURSE 12 20307.739.2779 www.jacksonhole.comRopes course with a network of zip lines, balance beams, cargo nets & other challenges. Fun for the whole family.ENJOY THE VILLAGE COMMONS 26307.733.5898 www.tetonvillagewy.orgFeaturing a pop-jet fountain & playground, parents can relax in the shade on the plaza while the kids play. Gather at the amphitheater for free programs & events.GRAND FISHING ADVENTURES 4307.734.9684 www.grandfishing.comGuide service & fly shop. Fishing & floating adventures to suit your experience. Located in Teton Village Sports.GUEST SERVICE CENTER 12307.739.2753 www.jacksonhole.comLocated in the tram building. Open daily. Stop by for information on ticketing & passes, as well as general information & tokens for daily lockers. Lost & found.HIKE 12307.739.2753 Hiking trails of varying difficulties from the base & from the top of the tram. Visit the Guest Service Center for hiking & biking maps.HIRE AN ADVENTURE GUIDE 20307.739.2779 www.jacksonhole.comExpert guides from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, rappelling. Half or full day.JACKSON HOLE PARAGLIDING 20307.739.2626 www.jhparagliding.comSoar with a professional pilot on a tandem paragliding flight from Rendezvous Mountain. Meet at the Bridger Center.JHMR BIKE PARK307.739.2687 www.jacksonhole.comMountain biking for all ability levels off the Teewinot lift. Tickets & rentals available at JH Sports in the Bridger Center.JHMR KID’S RANCH 16307.739.2654 www.jacksonhole.comCamps for kids of all ages. Day care is available for kids 6 months to 2 years. Bike specific day camps for all ages & abilities. Evening programs available.

JUMP ON THE BUNGEE TRAMPOLINE 20307.739.2779 www.jacksonhole.comA cross between a trampoline & a bungee. Safely propels jumpers up to 24 feet in the air. Tickets at the Bridger Center.PLAY 18 HOLES OF DISC GOLF 20307.739.2687 www.jacksonhole.comEnjoy our 18-hole disc golf course. Maps are available at JH Sports in the Bridger Center. Free to play. Discs available for purchase.RENT A BIKE 10 11 20Teton Village Sports, Jackson Hole Sports, Mudroom.RIDE THE AERIAL TRAM 12307.739.2753 www.jacksonhole.comRide to the top of the Tetons for spectacular views & hiking. Be sure to ask about Family Package Pricing & Grand Adventure Passes for the best value.SCALE THE CLIMBING WALL 12307.739.2654 www.jacksonhole.comVariety of climbs from easy to complex routes. Open daily 9am. Tickets at the Guest Service Center.VIA FERRATA 20307.739.2779 www.jacksonhole.com/via-ferrataAn assisted climbing activity, guided high above the valley floor, across suspended bridges & along granite walls all with a knowledgeable guide.WILD THINGS OF WYOMING 1307.690.6784 www.wildthingsofwyoming.comNature center & shop specializing in regional natural history products & photography. Open daily in the Teton Mountain Lodge lobby from 1-5pm.YOGA ON THE DECK 24307.732.3610 www.jacksonhole.com/yoga.htmlYoga on the deck Thursdays & Saturdays in July & August. Visit website for specific dates & times.

ADVENTURE JUNKIES, EXCERCISE WORSHIPPERS AND WANNABES, TAKE NOTE…

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WELLNESS SPASCHILL SPA 4307.739.4055 www.hotelterrajacksonhole.comBoutique spa at Hotel Terra with soothing interiors, steam rooms, infinity pool overlooking the Village Commons & rooftop hot tub with mountain views.SENA SPA AT THE TETON CLUB 15307.734.9777 www.senaspa.comAthletically-minded private spa. World-class productive massage & modern skin care. Advanced appointments a must for non-TC members; no walk-ins please.SPATERRE 1307.732.6865 www.tetonlodge.comIndonesian & Thai inspired treatments fused with Jackson Hole culture. Retail, nail salon, indoor/outdoor pools, rooftop hot tub at Teton Mountain Lodge.

THE RIVER SPA AT SNAKE RIVER LODGE 18307.732.6070 www.snakeriverlodge.comA 17,000 sq. ft. oasis features spa treatments, indoor/outdoor pool & a fully equipped fitness center.THE SPA AT FOUR SEASONS RESORT JACKSON HOLE 21307.732.5120 www.fourseasons.com/jacksonholeCapturing the natural calm of the rugged west with 16 treatment rooms that offer a tranquil haven at our full service, award winning spa.

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MISCELLANEOUS EMERGENCY24-HOUR DISPATCH307.733.2331 Communication hub for local, state & federal agencies & hospitals. Report any non- life-threatening incidents.EMERGENCY911 Immediate emergency response for property or persons in danger. Fire, Police, EMS.

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BANK OF JACKSON HOLE 6307.734.9037 www.bojh.com

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ENERGY FEEDS INTERNATIONAL, LLC 9www.energyfeeds.com

JACKSON HOLE MOUNTAIN RESORT 2307.733.2292 www.jacksonhole.comAdministration offices are located in the Olympic Sports Plaza.LOST AND FOUND 12307.739.2753Located in the Guest Service Center at the base of the tram building.OSPREY HOLDINGS LTD 5307.734.0421 bmaloney@wyoming.comInvestment and insurance firm.PUBLIC RESTROOMS 9 12 16 20 27

TETON ADAPTIVE SPORTS 27307.699.3554

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Teton Village, fi rst known as just “Teton” was one of the last places in Jackson Hole to be homesteaded; in the early 1900’s, the base area was Crystal Springs Ranch. In 1947, high school teachers Ken & Shirley Clatterbaugh bought this ranch and ran it as a summer camp for girls. The ranch had a main house and several smaller non-winter-ized guest cabins, which were located where the Alpenhof is today. There was also a recreation hall and a big barn that sat at the base of Rendezvous Mountain. In 1947, Paul McCollister moved to Jackson Hole from the San Francisco Bay Area. He bought a 398-acre cattle ranch and became the president of the Jackson Hole Ski Club, an organization that trained local ski racers at Snow King Mountain. By 1959, he started researching locations for a new ski area. Flying above the valley with a friend, McCollister spotted Rendezvous Mountain. In 1961, he and his business partner, Alex Morley, a native of Wyoming, began purchasing the Crystal Springs Ranch from the Clatterbaughs. In 1963, McCollister and Morley formed the Jackson Hole Ski Corporation, and in 1964 they started building lifts and cutting runs. In 1965, Apres Vous Mountain opened to skiers and by Christmas of 1965, the Oberreit family opened the Alpenhof Lodge; other buildings in the base area that fi rst winter were the Aerial Tram dock (still under construction), the Sojourner Inn, and the Seven Levels Inn. In 1966 the Aerial Tram opened. In 1992, McCollister sold Jackson Hole Ski Corp. to the Kemmerer family and almost immediately the ski area began to see improvements with upgraded chairlifts and the ski area’s fi rst gondola, the Bridger Gondola, along with new intermediate trails. In the late 1990’s and in to the 2000’s, the Village began to see more changes including a start to paid parking, the fi rst spa, and several more hotels. Teton Village now houses the third generation Aerial Tram, which can carry up to 100 skiers/riders to the top of Rendezvous Mountain per trip. In 2019, the Teton Village Association, with support from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Jackson Hole Public Art, restored one of the second-generation Tram cars which is on display in the Village Commons. Today, Teton Village, home to the now world-renowned Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, off ers plenty of lodging, dining, spa and recreational amenities for all. The Village Commons, originally consisting of a fi shing pond and re-built in the mid-2000’s to what you see today, is home to a playground, pop jet fountain, concerts and events during the summer months and an ice skating rink and snow castles during the winter months.

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Some information in this article was obtained from the Jackson Hole Magazine, winter 2019 edition.

NATIONAL PARK FAQS

Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks are working with federal, state, and local public health authorities to closely monitor the COVID-19 pandemic and determine access.The health and safety of National Park visitors, employees, volunteers and partners remain the focus of park operational decisions, based on ongoing consultation with local and state leaders and public health offi cials. The parks are implementing the latest guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and local and state authorities to promote social distancing and other preventive actions. Visitors will be urged to be responsible and to do their part when visiting the parks. Please visit the park websites for the latest information when planning your visit: Grand Teton: www.nps.gov/grteYellowstone: www.nps.gov/yell

First established as a national park in 1929, Grand Teton National Park consisted of only 96,000 acres. During a trip in the 1920’s, John D. Rockefeller Jr. began purchasing land surrounding the Tetons as a way to protect it. He handed over his newly purchased 221,000 acres to the federal government with the agreement that they protect it. Present day Grand Teton National Park off ers over 200 miles of hiking trails, seven moraine lakes and over 100 alpine lakes.Yellowstone was the world’s first national park, created in 1872 — 18 years before Wyoming became a state. Yellowstone National Park is home to approximately 50% of the world’s hydrothermal features; among these are the largest and most varied on earth.Over 60 species of mammals, over 100 species of birds, and a half dozen game fish can be found in the Jackson Hole/Yellowstone area. Most notable are big game such as elk, moose, bison, deer, antelope, mountain lion, grizzly and black bears, gray wolf and coyote, rare birds such as the bald eagle, trumpeter swan, blue heron, osprey, and native game fi sh such as the Snake River cutthroat trout and mountain whitefi sh.

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AUGUST Sundays Concerts on the Commons see back cover 1 Rendezvous Mountain Hill Climb www.rendezvousmountainhillclimb.com 14-16 MC Presents Art & Antique Show www.mcpresents.com 21-23 MC Presents Art & Antique Show www.mcpresents.com 22 Bikes and Brews www.jacksonhole.com 29 Rendezvous Enduro Mountain Bike Rac3 www.jacksonhole.com

SEPTEMBER 7 Trampoline & Climbing Wall Close www.jacksonhole.com 12 LOTOJA Bike Race www.lotojaclassic.com 19 TGR World Premier 26 JH Marathon www.jacksonholemarathon.com

OCTOBER 4 Bridger Gondola Closes (tentative date)

Calendar of Events

We continue to adhere to state/local and CDC guidelines. Events are subject to change or cancellation. Please visit websites for up-to-date information.

FOR COMPLETE EVENT INFORMATION: www.tetonvillagewy.org OR www.jacksonhole.com

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free weekly affairsConcerts on the CommonsJoin us for our 11th summer offering free concerts that feature top quality local and national programming with different music genres every week. Relax with family and friends or get close to the music and dance. Join us on the Village Commons Sunday evenings from 5-8 pm. Please no dogs or glass. concertsoncommons.com

Alive@FiveFree weekly programs for the whole family on the Village Commons beginning at 5:00 pm. tetonvillagewy.org

Winged Wednesdays: Hawks, eagles, owls, and falcons take center stage on the Village Commons with an educational and engaging presentation from Teton Raptor Center beginning at 5:00 pm. tetonraptorcenter.org

Raptor Thursdays: Stop by the Village Commons amphitheater anytime between 5-6:00 pm for a unique and up-close learning experience with live raptors from Teton Raptor Center. tetonraptorcenter.org

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For an easy way to get around, ride START Bus, Jackson Hole’s safe public transportation solution.Multiple buses run between Teton Village and Jackson from early morning to late night. A one-way ride is $3. Get the full schedule at your hotel front desk, on the bus, at the bus stop or at www.startbus.com.START Bus follows best practices as recommended by local health officials in response to COVID-19. Extensive cleanings take place daily and between all shift changes. Drivers are required to wear masks. Passengers are encouraged to wear masks and to wash hands or use hand sanitizer before and after each ride. Hop on in front of the tram building.www.startbus.com 307.733.4521

JH PATHWAY SYSTEM www.friendsofpathways.org A separated bike path leads from Teton Village to the Town of Jackson. More information, updates & pathway maps available online. START BUS 307.733.4521 www.startbus.com Ride START Bus between Teton Village & Jackson or hop on the free Town Shuttle with-in Jackson. Bus stop & schedules in front of the tram building. TAXIS Numerous taxi companies provide service throughout the valley. Check online or with your concierge for phone numbers. VILLAGE SHUTTLE 307.699.2934 Call for a complimentary ride between 5pm & 10pm. Operates exclusively within the Teton Village business district.

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tour van or if your feeling strong, rent a bicycle and ride the 13 mile paved pathway from Teton Village to downtown Jackson, then another 15 miles all the way to Moose, Wyoming. Plan your trip to Grand Teton National Park: www.nps.gov/grte/planyourvisit/trip.htm

Make sure you give yourself plenty of time to visit Yellowstone National Park and don’t try to do or see too much. Get an early start, get out of the car and relax. There are dozens of thermal areas, so pick a few and enjoy. Plan your trip to Yellowstone National Park: www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/index.htm

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food and beverages available from local restaurants

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Sundays in August at 5pm on the Village CommonsFor artist lineup and info: www.concertsoncommons.com

2020 Summer Shows

Concerts on the Commons celebrates its 11th summer of FREE all-ages outdoor concerts featuring top quality national and local programming with diff erent music genres every week. Whether you are looking for a night of relaxation with family and friends or you are in the dancing mood, Concerts on the Commons is a great way to round out your Teton Village experience.

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We continue to adhere to state/local and CDC guidelines. Events are subject to change or cancellation. Please visit www.concertsoncommons.com for up-to-date informa-tion.