The Ultimate Hat Shop: Beaver Creek Hats Let’s talk fashion—specifically, Western fashion. Buying cowboy hats while in Jackson was at the top of our list of things to do as soon as we got there! We literally checked in and went straight to Beaver Creek Hats, and I’m so glad we did. While some hats are a few hundred dollars, they do have a good selection of hats at a lower price point as well. I purchased the cutest green cowboy hat for $200, and had it branded as well. For three brands, it was $30. Blake found a cream cowboy hat for $200 as well. They are an investment, but this is the hat shop to check out, if you’re not wanting to spend $500+ on a cowboy hat. Check out my video of our experience here! Hiking to Delta Lake: An Adventure You Can't Miss One of the highlights of our trip was hiking to Delta Lake. If you’re up for a challenge, this trail is a must-do. This hike is NOT for beginners. It is intense, and it’s about 7 miles long, which took us about 5 hours to complete with breaks for water/food and photos, but it was TOTALLY worth it. I’d 100% do it again. Picture this: you’re trekking through gorgeous forested paths, crossing rivers, and then BAM—there it is, Delta Lake, with water so blue it’s like the sky dropped down for a swim. We spent a solid hour just soaking in the views and snapping pics that don’t even do it justice. Pro tip: Start early to avoid the crowds, and don’t forget your camera—you’ll definitely want to capture the beauty of this place. Off-Road Fun: UTV Ride with Off Grid Jackson Hole We did a half-day, self guided UTV ride with Off Grid Jackson Hole. It’s about an hour outside of town, but totally worth the drive. Just the hour drive to the ranch was worth it, to be honest! We weren’t prepared for the frigid morning, so make sure to dress in layers if you start at 7:30AM like we did! We rode through rugged trails, splashed through streams, and saw wildlife! We had the best time exploring the mountains on a UTV! Check out my video of our experience here Teton Village: We decided to spend a rainy morning at Teton Village, and we were so happy we did because we were able to see a Moose and her baby! It was so cool to see, but we were told to stay a good distance away because moose can actually get really aggressive if you get too close. Jackson Hole is very strict about the distance you stay from wildlife, to not disturb them, and to keep everyone safe! We were planning to ride the gondola to the top of the mountain, but it was a bit too expensive in our opinion. It’s $50 to ride the gondola, and the reason I wanted to ride up was to enjoy waffles from Corbet’s Cabin, but it was closed for the day. We walked around the shops, but didn’t find much more exciting other than the moose. Exploring Jackson Hole and the Grand Teton National Park: My favorite part of the trip was honestly just riding in the Jeep, that we rented, and exploring the Grand Teton National Park. We stopped by many popular spots, that I’ll list out below. I’d highly suggest taking a day to drive to Delta Lake, and then exploring through the national park. The mountains were incredibly mesmerizing.
Shop My Jackson Hole Outfits I totally leaned into western fashion on this trip, and realized I really love the western vibes! I’ve linked all of my outfits on my LiketoKnow.it, so if you need any outfit inso, check mine out here! So there you have it—our Jackson Hole adventure in a nutshell! Whether you’re hiking, eating, shopping, or just soaking up the stunning views, this place truly has something for everyone. I hope this guide helps you plan your own Jackson Hole getaway. Until next time, happy travels!
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