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Fun Off and On the Slopes in Wyoming’s Jackson Hole Ski Country

January 23, 2017

       

Robin Soslow

World-class art, music and shows

The National Museum of Wildlife Art is hard to spot; the rock-facade building blends into a slope on the edge of Jackson. The spacious interior is filled with wildlife sculptures large and small, regional landscapes and Native Americans portraits by contemporary artists and 1800s masters like Thomas Moran, whose paintings of nearby Yellowstone helped persuade Congress to establish the world’s first national park.

This excerpt is from the article Fun Off and On the Slopes in Wyoming’s Jackson Hole Ski Country, by Robin Soslow.

The full article can be found on both San Francisco Gate Chronicle, and My San Antonio Express.

What People Are Saying
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"Lunch was fab - the trout po' boy and lettuce wraps, wow!"
— Pamela Ann S.
"This is one of my happy places. I stop here every time I'm in Jackson."
— Monica M.
"Best food in town and 5-star service! We'll be coming back again! "
— Anna T.
"Not only was the museum interesting, the all gender bathroom was great. Thank you for thinking about LGBTQ and disabled people!"
— Bishnu A.
"An amazing collection of paintings, sculptures, and artifacts that preserve and celebrate the beauty of the natural world and wildlife. I was thoroughly impressed!"
— Rita D.
"What an amazing and inspiring collection. A lovely way to spend time in Jackson Hole!"
— Jo A.
"I loved it and was surprised to see a section that also encouraged children to participate, probably one of the only museums that wasn't boring!"
— Mandy L.
"This place is amazing! And I absolutely love the educational considerations for young minds. "
— Charlotte C.