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Restaurants & cafés
Snake River Grill The fine-dining holdover that's been the answer to 'where for an anniversary?' for 30 years — wood-fired everything, a wine list locals still trust, and white linens that don't feel stiff. Above-the-square location with second-floor windows over the town square.
Local Restaurant & Bar Big-game steakhouse that does the elk-and-bison thing without the gimmick — most ingredients come from within 100 miles of the building. The dining room is one of the few in town with white napkins instead of paper.
Trails & outdoors
Snow King Summit Trail Town Hill — the original Jackson ski mountain rises straight out of downtown and the trail to the summit (1,500 feet up in 1.8 miles one way) is the local fitness test. Take the lift down if you only want one direction.
Cache Creek Trail Forested creek-side trail starting at the edge of town — pick your distance from a 3-mile out-and-back to a 14-mile loop with Game Creek. Heavily shaded, evenly graded, and the post-work loop locals actually do.
Things to do
Million Dollar Cowboy Bar 1937 honky-tonk on the southwest corner of the square with genuine saddle bar stools, a band most nights, and a tourist-meets-local dance floor. The shot you can't leave Wyoming without taking.
Silver Dollar Bar Inside the 1941 Wort Hotel on Broadway — a curved bar inlaid with 2,032 actual silver dollars and a back showroom that books local and touring acts. Quieter and more grown-up than the Cowboy across the square.
Landmarks & sights
Jackson Town Square The four elk-antler arches at the square's corners are the most photographed thing in Wyoming and the obvious orientation point — every restaurant and bar on your list radiates out from here within four blocks.
National Museum of Wildlife Art Quartzite-clad building set into the hillside overlooking the Elk Refuge — 5,000+ works from Audubon and Bierstadt to O'Keeffe and Warhol, all tied to wildlife and landscape. The most serious museum between Denver and Seattle.