No matter what season it is when you visit, there are many things to do in Jackson Hole that everyone can enjoy. We’ve curated a list of different activities to help plan your next vacation with Jackson Hole Hideout. Be sure to check out our...
Learn more about what we did to renovate when we purchased our bed & breakfast to turn it into the Jackson Hole Hideout. ...
We get asked a lot if we’re located in Jackson. We’re actually in Wilson, which is in Jackson Hole. Jackson Hole is a valley with the Teton Range to the west, the Gros Ventre Wilderness to the east, and the Snake River winding its way...
Moose sightings tend to make up most of the Jackson Hole wildlife we see at JH Hideout, so we were pleasantly surprised to have a bear cub visit us recently!...
So, right down the road from us is the Teton Raptor Center (TRC). It’s a great place to visit when you venture to Jackson Hole - interesting, educational and fun for the entire family....
The Hideout was built in the mid-1980s, and began operating as a Bed & Breakfast soon thereafter. Up until it became the Hideout in 2015, it was known as A Teton Tree House – one of the first B&Bs in the valley. Over the years,...
Due to the popularity of Jackson Hole, and the limited amount of lodging offerings in the area, bookings at the Hideout sometimes happen up to a year in advance. This is usually the case with those who are also making plans to stay in one...
One of the questions we often ask prospective guests is “Are you planning on visiting Yellowstone during your travels?” Why do we want to know this? Well, our first trip together out to this part of the country was to visit Yellowstone National Park, Grand...
Just after breakfast on the morning of May 25, 2018, we were greeted by a most pleasant surprise. A mother moose gave birth to two calves on our property. We got to witness their first few hours of life, and then we watched them come...
In April 2018, artist Bonnie Norling Wakeman visited the Hideout to create "Bearly Fishin," inspired by Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton National Park. Bonnie creates her sculpted relief art by first drawing the scenic design on the wall, then applying and sculpting several layers of her...