Teton Ranch & Recreation Group

You don’t just buy land here, you step into something bigger.

This is more than property. It’s freedom, intention and a different way of living:
one that feels both grounded and extraordinary.

Some places you visit, others you become part of. Answer the call of the West.

Recently remodeled Hoback retreat set on .73 acres with sweeping views toward Snake River Canyon.

Featuring 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and a thoughtfully designed interior with modern finishes and smart-home upgrades, this home blends comfort with functionality.

Minutes from Jackson and surrounded by endless outdoor access, this is mountain living, refined. 🌄

What if your Teton getaway didn’t just sit empty when you weren’t there? 🏔️💼

In a market where short-term rental permits are increasingly rare, this Berry Patch condo in The Aspens is a "Lodging Overlay" unicorn. It offers the quiet, creek-side serenity of the West Bank lifestyle with the powerful ability to generate income the moment you close.

Recently remodeled with warm, modern finishes and sold fully furnished, this is the definition of a "plug-and-play" property. Whether you're looking for a private refuge just 10 minutes from the JHMR tram or a high-performing addition to your portfolio, the hard work is already done.

Why the Berry Patch?

✅ Overlooks Lake Creek for ultimate peace.
✅ Radiant in-floor heat for those Wyoming winters.
✅ Lofted space for maximum versatility.
✅ Steps from the best market and coffee on the West Bank.

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June 2026 is shaping up to be the "Summer of the Reroute" in Grand Teton National Park. As the park gears up for its centennial, several major projects are kicking off that will significantly change how you access your favorite trailheads.

If you’re heading out this week, here is the report on how to navigate the construction:

1. The Moose-Wilson Road Closure ⛔ The most critical update: the Moose-Wilson Road—the primary artery between Wilson/Teton Village and the Park—is scheduled to be closed until June 20. If you're staying on the West Bank, you’ll need to reroute through the town of Jackson to enter at the Moose or Moran gates. Plan for an extra 45–60 minutes of travel time!

2. Trailhead Status 🥾

→Death Canyon: The road and trailhead are slated for a full-season closure.

→Taggart Lake: The main northern trail is under reconstruction. You can still reach the lake, but you’ll need to use the longer southern route (approx. 5 miles round-trip).
Delta Lake: Work begins this month to formalize the social trails—expect crews on-site if you’re making the scramble.

3. The Silver Lining ✨ While the south end is busy, the northern park (Colter Bay) remains wide open and is the best place to escape the congestion.

Save this post for your June planning!

Mark your calendars for the Snake River Fest, happening this weekend.

The Lineup
June 5: Block Party at Phil Baux Park
June 6: Kid’s Fishing Day & Hoback Hoedown Race
June 7: Greys River BoaterX & Snake River Canyon Shuttle

Visit snakeriverfest.com for the full schedule and registration details!

June: the intro to summer here in Jackson Hole.

If you’ve been waiting for the iconic Teton "Yellow Carpets," your window is officially here. 🏔️🌼

Hillsides have fully transitioned from early spring buds to the show-stopping Arrowleaf Balsamroot and Lupine. If you’re heading out this weekend, these are the three spots peaking right now:

1. Munger Mountain: The south-facing slopes are currently a sea of gold. It’s the quintessential spring hike.

2. Cache Creek: Perfect for a quick lunch-break loop to see the first purple Lupine mixing in with the Balsamroot.

3. Snow King: If you don't mind the vertical, the "backside" trails are offering some of the best color in the valley this week.

Scout’s Note: take only photos, leave only footprints. 📸👣