Spring is perhaps the most under-rated season in Jackson Hole, due to the somewhat unpredictable weather between the end of ski season and official start of summer. Wildlife is extremely active during spring, with some species emerging from their winter slumber, mothers tending to their young and others migrating through the valley to prepare for the summer. You will likely have Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks to yourself, and May and June are filled with special events highlighting the rich, Western history of the valley. Our local concierge team is passionate about all things Jackson Hole and will assist you to create a most memorable spring experience.
The Clear Creek Group Villa Rental & Concierge Team can arrange everything for you, so all you have to think about is fun. Just give us a call.
(307) 732-3400 | (877) 427-3400 | villas@tccgjh.com
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INSIGHTS FROM OUR TEAM
A perfect late spring day off in Jackson…
“One of the best days starts with a quick morning hike up Josie’s Ridge. Then stop by Creekside Deli for a sandwich and sloshie, on the way to Jackson Lake for a boating excursion. After spending time at the lake, swimming, boating or paddle-boarding, head back into town for a happy hour session at either King Sushi (for their Theo roll) or Bin 22 (for the Spanish Salad and the Meatball!)”
Carly Kelly | Development Associate
“Crystal Light, a 300-foot butte 2 miles from the Town Square has a tough climb, but it’s short and the top of the butte is a great picnic spot with views of the Tetons and town. Kids will likely find animal bones to investigate along the way. The hike to Phelps Lake from the Laurence Rockefeller Visitor Center in Grand Teton National Park is longer (3 miles round-trip instead of 1), but it’s flat and kids love playing in Phelps Lake, even if most adults find the water frigid!”
Dina Mishev | author of Falcon Guides’ Best Easy Day Hikes Jackson Hole
LOCAL INSIGHTS
What’s the best hike for a family?
LOCAL INSIGHTS
A perfect late spring day off in Jackson…
“One of the best days starts with a quick morning hike up Josie’s Ridge. Then stop by Creekside Deli for a sandwich and sloshie, on the way to Jackson Lake for a boating excursion. After spending time at the lake, swimming, boating or paddle-boarding, head back into town for a happy hour session at either King Sushi (for their Theo roll) or Bin 22 (for the Spanish Salad and the Meatball!)”
Carly Kelly
LOCAL INSIGHTS
What’s the best hike for a family?
“Crystal Light, a 300-foot butte 2 miles from the Town Square has a tough climb, but it’s short and the top of the butte is a great picnic spot with views of the Tetons and town. Kids will likely find animal bones to investigate along the way. The hike to Phelps Lake from the Laurence Rockefeller Visitor Center in Grand Teton National Park is longer (3 miles round-trip instead of 1), but it’s flat and kids love playing in Phelps Lake, even if most adults find the water frigid!”