Our Interior Design partners offer clients everything from decorating an entire house for the season, hanging outdoor lights, seasonal flowers and festive swagging, planning and styling dinner parties, and delivering trimmed Christmas trees.
Hygge has no direct translation from Danish to English, but “cozy” comes close. Danes define it as a “quality of coziness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being.” Hygge is candles, cracking fires, flannels, thick woolens, coffee with friends, and nature.
Fall is a great time of year to dine in Jackson Hole. Even before restaurants start doing their off-season specials, the food is great and chefs, servers, and bartenders have more time to spend with you and also in crafting your food.
Jackson Hole has one of the most vibrant art scenes in the country. Since the National Center for Arts Research began measuring arts vibrancy in every U.S. county in 2015, it’s rated in the index’s top 10 for small to medium-size cities.
Jackson Hole is one place where you can experience many different types of vacations. We asked long-time local experts to share their thoughts on potential itineraries for vacations focused on family time, the valley’s arts and culture, and the great outdoors.
Jason “JB” Balogh, founder of Fish the Fly Guide Service, has hundreds of miles of rivers and creeks in his head from his 21 years of fly fishing and guiding in Jackson Hole. The Clear Creek Group recently caught up with JB to discuss what brought him to Jackson Hole, and why it is an Angler’s paradise.
Host a family retreat or group event at a gorgeous private estate in Jackson Hole, and it can be a transformative experience for you and your guests. At The Clear Creek Group, we provide the option and flexibility of controlling every detail of it.
Tressa Allen is like every serious fly fisherman/woman we know: “I won’t tell you my favorite places,” she says. Where Tressa differs is, her favorite places are truly secret streams that few others know about. Tressa is a third-generation Jacksonite. She grew up fishing (and rowing) alongside her grandfather, Leonard “Boots” Allen, who was one of the valley’s first guides.
Neil Loomis and Gavin Fine both moved to Jackson Hole in the mid 1990s. When each man arrived in the valley, he didn’t know the other, but, Jackson being about half as big then as it is now and both men working in the restaurant industry, it didn’t take long for them to meet.
One of only several dozen vertical farms in the country, Vertical Harvest opened on a vacant lot next to a parking garage in downtown Jackson in May 2016. As unique as the existence of Vertical Harvest is—none of the other vertical farms in the U.S. are in areas with such an extreme climate—more unique are its employees, and its employment model.
