Jackson Hole

noun

1. a valley in NW Wyoming, near the Teton Range: wildlife preserve.

Example Sentences

When it opened below the Anvil Hotel in January 2020, the Cache House was designed as a communal, pod-style hotel for budget-conscious skiers and adventurers visiting Jackson Hole and the Tetons.

From Outside Online

In the 2020 book Billionaire Wilderness, sociologist Justin Farrell looks at inequality in the recreation haven of Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

From Outside Online

Before you even venture onto untouched powder, it’s essential to get certified in avalanche safety and hone your fundamental outdoor skills, says Izzy Lazarus, a professional mountain guide and an avalanche educator in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

From Outside Online

Mountain Collective pass holders, who get two days at Jackson Hole, do not need to make reservations at this time.

From Outside Online

While skies are currently quiet over most of the country due to the pandemic, the presence of helicopter tours is still on the minds of many communities, including residents of Jackson Hole.

From Outside Online

Jackson Hole is the place for central bankers to see and be seen.

From The Daily Beast

The Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium is an annual conference hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.

From The Daily Beast

The conference was first held in 1978 and moved to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, in 1982.

From The Daily Beast

The elk that winter in the Jackson Hole region have a summer range on the mountains forty or fifty miles away.

From Project Gutenberg

Wolves are now afflicting both wild and tame herds in Jackson Hole.

From Project Gutenberg

The present congestion of elk in Jackson Hole represents an abnormal condition brought about by man.

From Project Gutenberg

Ferris saw few Indians in his travels through the Jackson Hole area in 1832 and 1833.

From Project Gutenberg

Elsewhere there appears a statement regarding the elk of Jackson Hole, and the efforts made and being made to save them.

From Project Gutenberg