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As of: Sunday, April 8th, 2007
Dear wedding guest,
Welcome to Susy and Will's wedding page (or at least what Will could design and get up in a hurry!). We hope you will join us in Wyoming in July for our wedding! Here is useful information on things to do (activities) in Jackson, Wyoming and along with other information on common questions. We will be putting up additional materials up shortly (around 04/18/07) such as maps for the towns and area.
Best wishes and hope to see you there!
Will & Susy
We recommend wedding guests stay in Teton Village, home of the many hotels that service the Jackson Hole ski resort. Teton Village has the best range of hotels in the valley, with options ranging from the pricey Four Seasons Resort to the economical Inn at Jackson Hole (a Best Western). The Bride’s family will be staying at the Snake River Lodge & Spa. The Groom’s family will be staying at the Teton Mountain Lodge. For those of you who are on a very tight budget, there are also smaller hotel options available in the town of Jackson, 15 minutes away. Please note that July is prime wildflower month in Wyoming, so unless you are a member of the wedding party and we have already spoken to you, try to book your hotel as soon as possible.
Hotel Discounts
We have obtained wedding discounts at the following hotels. Mention our wedding party name when making your reservation. Discounts are subject to availability, but if you experience difficulty getting a discount, please let us know. If you prefer to stay elsewhere there are several other hotels in Teton Village and elsewhere nearby.
Snake River Lodge & Spa ($$$$)
Teton Mountain Lodge ($$$)
Inn at Jackson Hole – A Best Western ($$)
We welcome couples with small children to bring them to the wedding. Babysitters will be on hand for the afternoon ceremony and following reception on Saturday, all of which will occur in the same outdoor field location with tent. For planning purposes, please let our wedding planner Kathi Michel of Special Events Jackson Hole (Tel: 307-734-1658, Email: Kathi@specialeventsjacksonhole.com) know how many children you will be bringing. Kathi can also help coordinate with a local baby gear rental company, “Babies on The Go,” to provide things such as cribs, Pack N’ Plays, and highchairs. Some hotels may also be able to provide baby products. For less stress, we recommend that you bring your own child car seats if you have them.
If you need a babysitter for additional times during your stay, Kathi can help you find one. Given the small size of Jackson’s community, we recommend such plans be made several weeks in advance of arrival.
While we will have a small shuttle van or two available for the night of the rehearsal dinner and the wedding, we recommend that you rent a car for your visit. Most hotels will have shuttles to/from the airport, and there is public transportation available in the Jackson valley, but the rural nature of the area is best explored by private car. Most major rental car companies can be found at the Jackson Hole airport.
As a small side note, please be aware that much of the driving in the Jackson area is "open range," meaning there is always the possibility for an unexpected encounter with large animals such as moose, elk, and bison. Also, speed limits between Teton Village and the Town of Jackson are heavily enforced.
If it is helpful, here is where we are registered.
William SonomaOnline: www.wiliams-sonoma.com. Go to “registry,” then “find a registry,” then enter the bride's first and last name, Pennsylvania, and the wedding date
Lowes home improvementOnline: www.lowes.com. Go to “gift registry” in the lower right side of page, then enter the bride's first and last name, Pennsylvania, and the wedding date
Pottery BarnOnline: www.potterybarn.com. Go to “registry,” then “find a registry,” then enter the bride's first and last name, Pennsylvania, and the wedding date
Crate & BarrelOnline: www.crateandbarrel.com. Go to “gift registry,” then “give a gift registry gift,” then enter the bride's first and last name, Pennsylvania, and the wedding date, and then click on “view registry.”
J.E. Caldwell’s jewellers Call Sally Reines at the number shown on the invitation. We are registering for some china here.
There are many things to do in Jackson and the surrounding valley. We will be scheduling a few group excursions for the Thursday and Friday prior to the wedding on Saturday, but for those who would like to stay longer and/or pursue further options, here is a list of things you can do. If you wish help in booking an activity or need additional information, please feel free to contact our wedding planner Kathi Michel of Special Events Jackson Hole (307)-734-1658. Please note that July is prime wildflower month in Wyoming, so a few of the venues may fill up quickly. Book as soon as possible.
In addition, there are also many small shops and art galleries in the town of Jackson, plus the National Museum of Wildlife Art (where we will be having the rehearsal dinner), and many places to walk, hike or drive within view of the dramatic scenery of the Grand Teton mountains.
Activities marked with a ( * ) are trips that we are working to schedule as a group. If you are interested in joining, please let us know.
List of Summer activities (descriptions follow below the list)
1. Grand Teton National Park Scenic River Float Trip *
2. White Water Rafting Trip
3. Wooden Boat River Tour
4. Rubber Duckie Tour
5. Guided Hiking Expedition
6. Wildlife Discovery Expedition
7. Sunrise or Sunset Expedition
8. Yellowstone/Old Faithful Expedition
9. Fly Fishing Adventures on the Snake River
10. Horseback Riding
11. Covered Wagon Cook Out & Wild West Show
12. Golf
13. Tennis
14. Guided Mountain Biking Tour
15. Grand Teton National Park Bus Tour
16. Yellowstone National Park Bus Tour *
17. Hot Air Ballooning
18. Private Coach Transportation
Activities Descriptions
Following descriptions and estimates are from Kathi, our wedding planner. If you are interested, contact her for help booking.
1. Grand Teton National Park Scenic River Float Trips
All prices are approximate and subject to change
• Approximate Price: Adults $50, Children 12 & under $30
• PRIVATE 12 man raft @ $600.00
• Transportation: Additional fee if you need transportation to Moose Activity Center
• Minimum age: 4 years old
• Length of Trip: 10-miles, 5 hours round trip
• Time of Day: early morning, morning, afternoon and early evening.
• Time of year: Early May through September
This is one of the most intimate and scenic ways to see the Grand Teton National Park! Guests will be picked up at The Moose Visitors Center and transported directly into Grand Teton National Park to Deadman’s Bar, the beginning point on the river. Once out on the spacious and comfortable rafts, the river guides will narrate the trip and provide information on area wildlife, plant life, geology and local history. This trip runs directly through one of the most pristine and productive wildlife areas in the nation and offers spectacular views of the Teton mountain range. You will float thru one of North America’s Bald Eagle habitats. The trip concludes at the Moose Visitor Center in the Park, where guests can peruse a great collection of books for sale, ranging in topics from insects, wildlife and plant life, to the history of the cowboys, Native Americans, and women who settled in the west. Provided: Rain ponchos, life preservers,
• What to bring: Wear casual clothing and comfortable soft-soled shoes. For the cooler temperatures of early morning or evening, bring along a jacket or sweater. Sunscreen, bottled water and snacks are recommended, (no glass please). Cameras, camcorders and binoculars are welcome.
2. White Water Rafting Trip
All prices are approximate and subject to change
• Approximate Price: Adults $46, Children 12 & Under $36
• Minimum Age: 6-8 years, depending on water levels and time of year.
• Length of Trip: 5 hours round trip, 8 miles.
• Transportation: Additional fee
• Time of day: Early morning, morning, afternoon, early evening.
• Time of year: May 15 – Sept. 15
Guests will be picked up at Sand’s Whitewater location in Jackson and transported to the launching point on the river. From this point, your guests will get ready to experience the thrill of white water rafting on class II and class III rapids! Learning the ropes is easy with the expert boatmen guiding your raft through the exhilarating rapids. Your guests will have plenty of time to take in the fabulous canyon scenery, but the big rapids await! Big Kahuna, Lunch Counter and Rope Rapids will rock their boat as wild waves crest over the bow. It’s a true outdoor experience that will make any visit to Jackson Hole complete. Options for breakfast and dinner cookout trips are available. Provided: splash jackets, pants, and life preservers. Wet suits and booties are available for rent, usually about $8 for each set. Photos are taken from the rapids by Float-o-graphs and/or White Water Photos and are available for purchase at their shops in the town of Jackson.
• What to bring: On warm days, wear a light shirt, swimsuit, shorts or lightweight pants and secure shoes (no flip-flops). In cooler weather, add a fleece jacket. Bring along a towel, change of clothes, sunscreen, a hat, and a waterproof camera.
3. Wooden Boat River Tour
All prices are approximate and subject to change
• All private tours, which can accommodate up to 3 persons per boat. Prices include up to three persons.
• Approximate Price for Half-day Tour: $325, includes snacks and drinks
• Approximate Price for Sunrise or Sunset Tour: $375, includes riverside brunch or riverside hors d’oeuvres, depending on time of day booked.
• Approximate price for Dinner Sunset Tour: Market price depending on customized menu.
• Minimum age: 4 years
• Length of trip: 4-5 hours
• Transportation: Included in the price
• Time of day: morning, afternoon and early evening
• Time of year: May 15 – Sept 15
Guests will be picked up at their hotel and transported to the beginning point on the Snake River. These trips are a great opportunity to experience the river in a more intimate way than ordinary float trips are able to provide. Unlike the large inflatable rafts that hold larger groups of people, the handmade, shallow, small, draft wooden boats allow guests to get out of the main river and explore its many side channels. The tours focus on wildlife, flora and the majestic scenery of the valley’s riparian habitat. Trips can be customized according to the group’s interests and may include photography, bird watching and/or wildlife viewing. The owner and guide, A.J Derosa, is a naturalist, entomologist and historian. He is also an accomplished chef, able to prepare outstanding riverside meals. Following the tour, guests will be transported back to their hotel.
• Provided: Life jackets, raincoats, binoculars, field books, dry storage for cameras, snacks (fruit, nuts, cheese and crackers), lemonade and bottled water.
• What to bring: sunscreen sunglasses, hat, sweater or jacket, secure shoes that can get wet, camera, binoculars or a spotting scope, and a bathing suit (optional).
4. Rubber Duckie Tours
• Approximate Price: Adults $65
• Minimum Age: 8 years, children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
• Length of Trip: 4 hours
• Minimum of 2 people, maximum 16
• Transportation: Additional fee
• Time of day: Morning and afternoon
• Time of year: May 1 – Oct. 31
The inflatable kayak (or Rubber Duckie) is a unique and exciting way of going down the river for your group, with no previous experience necessary. Duckies combine the maneuverability of a kayak and the stability and safety of a raft, providing complete control of your boat. The best part of the duckie is the low ride in the water that it provides. Small waves seem large and big waves seem mammoth! Experienced instructors will take your group through a thorough equipment check and river safety course and instruction on the fine art of paddling a duckie. Instruction is provided and the guides will lead your group safely down the class III/IV rapids of the Snake River. If you’re not ready for the over, under and upside down that a kayak provides, but want more excitement than a river raft, take the rubber duckie tour for the ride of your life!
• Provided: Kayak, paddle, life jacket, helmet, wet suit, and wet suit booties.
• What to bring: Change of clothes and a towel for the ride home, layered clothing, secure sandals or water shoes, bathing suit, sunscreen and sunglasses, and a waterproof camera.
5. Guided Hiking Expeditions
• Approximate Price of The Explorer (4 hours, perfect for families): $70 each adult, children $55, includes snacks – Minimum of 3 persons.
• Approximate Price of the Trekker (6 hours, ideal for active families and individuals): $100 each adult, children $85, includes lunch – Minimum of 3 persons.
• Approximate Price of the Mountaineer (8 hours, an all-day excursion): $135 each adult. – Minimum of 3 persons.
• Transportation: Included in the price
• Minimum age: 3 years for the Explorer, 8 years for the Trekker, 10-12 years for the Mountaineer
• Time of day: Morning and afternoon
• Time of year: May – October
Explore the mountains by foot and take a hike through seemingly endless mountain meadows ablaze with brilliant wildflowers or watch the sunset behind the majestic Teton Range! Regardless of the tour you choose for your group, you will be surrounded by the impressive landscape. Your naturalist guide will acquaint your group with the wildflowers, birds, wildlife, history and geology of the unique Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
• Provided: Naturalist or biologist guide, transportation to and from the Lodge, bottled water, snacks or lunch, binoculars, guidebooks, butterfly nets, complimentary children’s activity book for all youngsters, backpacks, fanny packs, rain ponchos and water filters.
• What to bring: wear comfortable, layered clothing, a warm sweater or jacket, hiking socks and boots, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and cameras.
6. Wildlife Discovery Expedition: Full Day
• Approximate price: Adults $180, Children 12 & Under $140, snacks, beverages, lunch, and transportation directly from their hotel.
• Park pass is $20 per family or $10 per person
• Add 20% gratuity
• There is no minimum age, but parents must supply a safety seat for infants and toddlers.
• There is a maximum of 8 people per guide, with the opportunity to book multiple guides at one time for large groups.
• Length of Trip: 8 hours, Full-day
• Time of year: Year-Round
• Transportation: $20 fee per vehicle
The full-day Wildlife Discovery Expedition offers numerous opportunities to view and learn about wildlife. The expedition leaders know the best areas for wildlife viewing and can answer your guests’ questions about wildlife, geography, and local history. Guests ride in comfortable, customized, safari-style vehicles with sliding roof hatches and windows that allow for easy wildlife observation. The day begins with an early morning drive through spectacular Grand Teton national Park and surrounding Bridger-Teton National Forest land, providing a chance to view wildlife in the quiet dawn hours. Lunch is then served at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, the group continues search for wildlife with a short walk. The return is in the late afternoon, completing an exciting day of observing and learning about this magnificent ecosystem.
• Provided: field guides, naturalist and biologist interpreters, binoculars and spotting scopes.
• What to bring: Safety seats for infants and toddlers, wear layered clothing for all weather conditions, sunglasses, sunscreen, cameras, and video cameras.
7. Sunrise and Sunset Expeditions: Wildlife Discovery
• Approximate Price: Adults $115, Children 12 & Under $91, snacks, beverages, and transportation directly from your hotel.
• Park pass is $20 per family or $10 per person
• Add 20% gratuity
• There is no minimum age, but parents must supply a safety seat for infants and toddlers.
• There is a maximum of 10 people per guide, with the opportunity to book multiple guides at one time for large groups.
• Length of trip: 4 hours, Half-day
• Time of day: Early morning and early evening
• Time of year: Year-Round
• Transportation: $20 fee per vehicle
Both Sunrise and Sunset Expeditions offer a four-hour introduction to the wildlife of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, taking advantage of the times of day when the animals are the most active. Expedition leaders know the best wildlife viewing spots, understand animal behavior, and will teach your group how to find and observe wildlife on their own – without disturbing the animals or endangering themselves. Participants typically see a variety of species of birds and animals, including Jackson’s large-hoofed mammals. Customized, safari-style vehicles are equipped with sliding roof hatches and windows to maximize observation opportunities.
• Provided: field guides, naturalist and biologist interpreters, binoculars and spotting scopes.
• What to bring: Safety seats for infants and toddlers, wear layered clothing for all weather conditions, sunglasses, sunscreen, cameras, and video cameras.
8. Yellowstone – Old Faithful Expedition: WILDLIFE TOURS IN SUV’S
• Approximate Price: Adults $240, Children 12 & Under $185, lunch at the historic Old Faithful Inn, snacks, beverages, and transportation directly from your hotel.
• Park pass is $20 per family, or $10 per person
• Add 20% gratuity
• There is no minimum age, but parents must supply a safety seat for infants and toddlers.
• There is a maximum of 10 people per guide, with the opportunity to book multiple guides at one time for large groups.
• Length of trip: 9-12 hours, Full-Day
• Time of year: May 9 – November 7
• Transportation: $20 fee per vehicle
Yellowstone’s Old Faithful Expedition is a wonderful opportunity to explore the wildlife, scenery and history of the world’s first National Park. The trip begins in Jackson and heads north through the inner loop road of the Grand Teton National Park. This route provides spectacular views of the majestic Teton Mountain Range along with its splendid waterways. Elk, moose, mule deer, pronghorn, coyotes, eagles, osprey and trumpeter swans frequent many of these areas. Next, the group will enter Yellowstone National Park and head directly to the famous Old Faithful geyser. Guests will watch Old Faithful erupt as the wildlife guide takes them on a walking tour of the Upper Geyser Basin. Bison and elk are often seen wandering among the hot pools, stem vents and geysers. After lunch at the historic Old Faithful Inn, the group will head back toward Jackson and may stop at Yellowstone Lake, West Thumb Geyser Basin or Oxbow Bend.
• Provided: child-size binoculars, activity packs and visual learning aids are provided for children to create a hands-on experience. Also included are field guides, naturalist and biologist interpreters, binoculars and spotting scopes.
• What to bring: Money for park pass, safety seats for infants and toddlers, wear layered clothing for all weather conditions, sunglasses, sunscreen, cameras, and video cameras.
9. Fly Fishing Adventures on the Snake River
• Approximate Price for Half-Day Wading or Float Trip: $300 for 1-2 persons
• Approximate Price for Full-Day Wading Trip: $350 for 1-2 persons
• Approximate Price for Full-Day Float Trip: $425 for 1-2 persons
• Add 18% gratuity for guides
• Transportation and lunch included
• Time of Day: Morning and afternoon
• Time of Year: May – October
Trips customized for all ability levels and includes instruction on fly-casting, presentation and casting technique, entomology and equipment selection. All trips take place on the incredibly scenic and Snake River and outlying seasonal waters.
• Provided: Full use of Thomas & Thomas Fine Rods and equipment.
• What to bring: personal fly fishing equipment (optional), comfortable, fly fishing clothing, waders, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, additional beverages.
10. Horseback Riding
• Approximate Price for 1-Hour Ride: $35 per person
• Approximate Price for 2-Hour Ride: $50 per person
• Approximate Price for Half-Day Ride w/ Lunch: $140 per person
• Approximate Price for Full-Day Ride w/ Lunch: $180 per person
• Breakfast and dinner cookout rides also available
• Minimum age: 6 – 8 years, depending on length of trip
• Weight limit: 250 lbs.
• Transportation: Additional fee for one-hour and two-hour rides, included in the price for half-day and full-day rides
• Time of day: morning, afternoon and evening
• Time of year: June through September
We can customize these trips to your group and offer anything from 1-hour trail rides to full-day horseback riding trips. For spectacular 1-hour and 2-hour rides overlooking the Jackson Hole Valley, we can arrange trips to the Spring Creek Riding Stables, located on the East Gros Ventre bluff, directly looking down on Flat Creek, Sleeping Indian and the town of Jackson. Spring Creek also offers a chuck wagon dinner ride.
• We can also arrange for half-day and full-day excursions along the trails of this beautiful private guest ranch here in the Jackson Hole Valley.
The Goosewing Ranch is located in the heart of the Gros Ventre Mountain Range, adjacent to the Teton Mountain Range and the Grand Teton National Park. Guests will delight in the beautiful scenery available on any of their pristine mountain trails. These trails are rated as among the best in the country for scenery and beauty.
• Provided: Knowledgeable guides, well-trained horses and all riding gear.
• What to bring: Wear layered, comfortable clothing, jackets, jeans (no shorts), hiking boots (no sandals, flip flops, etc), hat, snacks, bottled water, sunglasses, sunscreen, and cameras.
11. Covered Wagon Cook Out and Wild West Show:
• Approximate Price: Adult $35, Children (5-12) $28, Children (4 and under) Free
• Transportation: Additional fee
• Time of day: 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM, Mon. – Sat. Closed Sundays
• Time of year: June 1 – Sept. 15
Experience a never-to-be-forgotten western adventure. Step back in time as you climb aboard covered wagons and ride to an outdoor dining room on the bank of a clear mountain stream in beautiful Cache Creek Canyon. Eat your fill of mouth-watering roast beef, scrumptious barbequed chicken, corn-on-the-cob, Dutch oven baked beans, fresh green salad, rolls coffee, lemonade and brownies. Top off the evening whoopin’ it up with the Bar-T-Five singing Cowboys, Indians and Mountain Men.
12. Golf
• Approximate Price: $100 - $175 per person (depending on season), includes cart, green fees, practice area fees and range balls.
• Rental golf clubs available
• Snacks, beverages and lunch available
• Transportation: Additional fee
• Time of Day: Late morning and afternoon
• Time of Year: May 1 – October 15
An opportunity to golf under the Tetons and relax in the beautiful facilities of either the Teton Pines Resort & Country Club (available after 12:00 PM only) or the Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club! We can arrange for tee times, corporate tournaments, and group format events. Dress Code: spikeless cleats (no metal spikes), jeans, khaki pants or shorts (no cut-offs), and a collared shirt (no t-shirts or tank tops).
13. Tennis:
• Approximate Price:.
• (2) Teton Pines Exclusive Member Club - $20/hr./person – Outdoor
• Rentals available
• Snacks, beverages and lunch available
• Transportation: Additional fee
• Time of Day: 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM
• Time of Year: Year Round
Dress Code: Tennis attire required. Shirts and tennis shoes must be worn at all times. Running shoes are not allowed.
14. Guided Mountain Biking Tour:
(Approximate Pricing)
National Park Tours
Antelope Flats Tour: Easy flat terrain, 10 miles, $47 per person
Snake River Tour: Moderate flat terrain, 10 miles, $57 per person
Teton View Tour: Moderate flat Terrain, 20 miles, $77 per person
Old Faithful Tour: Easy flat terrain, 15 miles, $122 per person
Bridger Teton National Forest Tours
Buffalo Valley Tour: Easy rolling terrain, 18 miles, $87 per person
Gros Ventre Tour: Moderate rolling terrain, 20 miles, $77 per person
Flagstaff Tour: Moderate rolling terrain, 20 miles, $87 per person
Bondurant Tour: Moderate rolling terrain, 15 miles, $77 per person
Monument Ridge Tour: Difficult terrain, 20 miles, $77 per person
• Ages 0-4 years, rent a Burley Child Trailer, $27 each
• Ages 5-8 years, rent an Adams Trailer Bike, $37 each
• Will need height, weight and age of each group member at time of booking to arrange bicycles accordingly
• Transportation: included in price
• 10 miles = half-day tour, 15+ miles = full-day tour
• Box lunches included on all full-day tours
• Time of Day: morning and afternoon
• Time of Year: May 15 – October 15
A fun and active way to see the sights, great for families and groups! See the parts of the valley that are inaccessible to those in motorized vehicles. We can arrange trips for all types of scenery and ability levels. Trips are offered for various sections of the Grand Teton National Park and Bridger Teton National Forest to encompass majestic mountain views, rolling hills, sage flats, single-track and dirt trails, and wildlife and wildflower viewing opportunities.
• Provided: Mountain bike, helmet, water bottle, experienced guides, and boxed lunches on full-day tours.
• What to bring: Wear comfortable, layered, outdoor clothing and footwear, a jacket, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and a camera.
15. Grand Teton National Park Bus Tour: FULL DAY TOUR
• Approximate Price: $85++ per person,
• National Park Pass @ $12.00/pp or coach fee of see below**
• Meals: Additional fee
• Length of trip: Full-day
• Time of year: June 15 – September 30
• Days offered: Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Enjoy a relaxing day of sightseeing in the splendor of the Grand Teton National Park! After entering the park, groups will tour the beautiful Chapel of Transfiguration, the historical Maude Noble’s Cabin and the Menor’s Ferry area where they will experience first-hand how Jackson Hole’s original settlers lived. Next, it is off to crystal clear Jenny Lake, to gaze in amazement at the Tetons and learn about historical mountain men such as Jim Bridger, John Colter and Beaver Dick. Lunch will be on their own at one of the lodges in the park. The afternoon starts off with a visit to the shores of beautiful Jackson Lake and the Colter Bay Indian Arts Museum. On the return trip, the tour will pass the Oxbow Bend of the Snake River, where moose, eagles, beaver and other wildlife are abundant.
• What to bring: wear comfortable, layered clothing and sturdy shoes, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, bottled water, snacks, money for lunch and souvenirs, a camera and binoculars.
• CUSTOM PRIVATE HALF DAYS ARE AVAILABLE: Please give us your choice of\coach sizes and we will get that for you!
16. Yellowstone National Park Bus Tour: FULL DAY TOUR
• Approximate Price: $100++ per person
• National Park pass @ $12.00 PP OR coach fee of see below**
• Meals: Additional fee
• Length of trip: Full-day
• Time of year: June 15 – September 30
• Days offered: Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday
• What to bring: wear comfortable, layered clothing and sturdy shoes, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, bottled water, snacks, money for lunch and souvenirs, a camera and binoculars.
• CUSTOM PRIVATE COACH TOURS ARE AVAILABLE: Please give us your coach size and we will get that for you!
17. Hot Air Ballooning
• Approximate Price for Traditional Flight: Adults $225, Children 6 – 12 $175
• Includes: An hour balloon flight, a celebration with champagne or fresh juice, a commemorative Aeronaut Certificate and transfers from the Lodge.
• Minimum Age: 6 years
• Length of Trip: 3 hours, 1 hour air time
• Time of Day: Early morning
• Time of year: May 15 – Oct. 31
An incredible way to see the Jackson Hole valley. Enjoy panoramic views encompassing historic districts, rivers, wilderness areas, the town of Jackson Hole and the Grand Teton Mountain Range in a gorgeous hot air balloon!
• What to bring: Wear comfortable, layered, outdoor clothing and footwear, sunglasses, sunscreen and a camera.