Activities in Jackson
Bike
- Fitzgerald's
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- Hoback Sports
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Hoback Sports has been locally owned and serving Jackson locals since 1976. They have an awesome selection of skis and bikes, a full-service shop, and some of the best boot fitters in the area. - Hoff's Bikesmith
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As of April 11th Jackson Hole has a new bike shop. Tim Hoff, has made the transition from lead mechanic at Fitzgerald’s Bikes to starting up his own shop. - Jackson Hole Bike Park
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- Teton Freedom Riders
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Ski
- Grand Targhee Resort
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- Hoback Sports
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Hoback Sports has been locally owned and serving Jackson locals since 1976. They have an awesome selection of skis and bikes, a full-service shop, and some of the best boot fitters in the area. - Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
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- Snow King
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Snow King Resort offers so much more than skiing in the winter. During the summer months, it is a mecca for recreation.
Jackson Dining & Entertainment
Eat/Drink
- Betty Rock
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If you’re looking for good pizza and sandwiches, look no further than Betty Rock Cafe. - Dornan's
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Whether it’s last minute supplies on your way into the Park or a celebratory beer after bagging a peak in the Park, Dornan’s has just about everything you need to enhance your adventure, or cap it off. - Elevated Grounds
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- Koshu
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KOSHU serves contemporary pan-asian cuisine, delicious cocktails and a variety of wines by the glass. DJ's spin a few late nights with no cover. - Mangy Moose
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The Mangy Moose serves up a great post-skiing party. - New York City Sub Shop
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I moved to Jackson for two reasons: the snow and New York City Sub Shop. Their cheese steak sandwich will, no s#$t, change your life. In heaven, I hope there are sandwiches this good. - Nikai Sushi
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Jackson's favorite sushi bar. - Osteria
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Low-key apres with a wood-fired pizza and beer in the Hotel Terra at the base of the Village. - Pica's
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Pica’s is afford ably priced for us skids, the grub delicious and filling. If you need to refuel after a day of getting super extreme, go for a burrito. - Rendezvous Bistro
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The Bistro, as it’s locally known, serves up a wide range of gourmet dishes. From raw oysters to burgers, The Bistro has something for just about everyone. - Saw Mill Grill
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- Snake River Brew Pub
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What better way to punish your dehydrated body after an epic day of skiing/mountain biking/drinking in Jackson Hole than to toss back a few (more) cold ones. - Sudachi
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With pro snowboarder/chef Bryan Iguchi in the kitchen, Sudachi's Japanese cuisine highlights the finest and freshest fish from around the world, flown in daily. - Teton Thai
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Although the food is a little pricier than Pica’s, it’s worth it. Plus, you can customize your spiciness on each dish. So, not only can you impress him/her with your taste in restaurants, but also with how much you can sweat while eating. - Thai Me Up
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The food is as good as the name. Great house-made beers and a fun hangout. - Trio
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Splurge on a $14 bison burger with sweet potato fries and a lavender vodka tonic. - Village Cafe
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If you did not know what you were looking for, it would be pretty easy to miss the best bar in Teton Village. The Village Cafe is tucked in a corner just to the skiers right of the tram.
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