Attractions
An outdoor pool, hot tub and sauna are located at the Alpenhof.
The Alpenhof is centrally located at the base of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. It is next to the Aerial Tram and steps from the Bridger Gondola. The resort offers scenic rides on their aerial tram and gondola during summer and winter. Downhill skiing and snowboarding are available in the winter months while mountain biking, hiking and horse riding are available in the summer. A climbing wall, bungie trampoline and ropes course are located next to the Alpenhof. The Grand Teton Music Festival performs each summer from early July until mid August in Walk Festival Hall next to the Alpenhof. Musical events are held Tuesday through Saturday with full symphony on Fridays and Saturday. Music in the commons, next to the Alpenhof, presents concerts by local and up and coming bands on Sunday afternoons throughout the summer.
Winter Attractions
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Each winter, one of the world’s great mountain resorts come to life. Mid-day you can ski right to the Alpenhof for a hearty skier’s lunch. Our front desk staff will be happy to arrange winter activities such as snowboarding, dog sledding, cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, and sleigh rides into the National Elk Refuge. After your day of winter activities, you can join your friends and our locals for après-ski in front of the Bistro fireplace. Then you can slip into the hot tub and outdoor heated pool prior to having those tired muscles soothed by one of our massage therapists. Once you’ve recovered, it’s time for dinner downstairs at the Alpenrose, where the food is fresh and lovingly prepared. At the end of your day slip under your goose down comforter for a sound sleep and dreams of another glorious day in Jackson Hole.
Top Ten Attractions
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No. 1
JACKSON HOLE AERIAL TRAM
Conveniently located next-door to the Alpenhof, you can ride the 100-passenger tram 4,000 feet up to the summit of Rendevous Mountain, enjoying at the top unbeatable 360 degree views of the Tetons and surrounding National Park below.
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No. 2
JACKSON HOLE MOUNTAIN RESORT
The Alpenhof is located in the heart of the “Big One”, a world-class winter skiing and summer outdoor recreation resort.
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No. 3
GRAND TETON MUSIC FESTIVAL
The Grand Teton Music Festival has an ambitious summer season featuring guest principals from the nation’s best symphonies. The festival takes places in the newly renovated Walk Festival Hall, located next to the Alpenhof.
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No. 4
GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK
An ethereal mountain landscape where jagged peaks tower more than a mile above the Jackson Hole valley, Grand Teton National Park is popular among climbers, hikers and photographers. The park’s entrance is two miles north of the Alpenhof.
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No. 5
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
America’s first national park is a vast, otherworldly expanse rife with bison herds, wolf packs and gurgling geothermal features waiting to be explored.
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No. 6
SNAKE RIVER
Guided float trip options include whitewater rafting in the Snake River Canyon and scenic floats in Grand Teton National Park. There is an amazing wealth of wildlife along the river: bald eagles, moose, marmots, pelicans, beavers, and osprey are just a few of the species that frequent the valley.
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No. 7
GOLFING
Four miles away is the Pines Country Club; this Arnold Palmer designed course has tee times available to the public year round. Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis is located approximately 20 miles from the Alpenhof; designed by Robert Trent Jones, the course features magnificent views of the Teton Range from its fairways.
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No. 8
HORSEBACK RIDING
Local outfitters in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Teton Park itself, offer horseback riding adventures that are fun for the whole family.
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No. 9
NATIONAL ELK REFUGE
Thousands of elk winter on the National Elk Refuge, the winter habitat for the Jackson Hole elk herd. Their Refuge’s informative and interesting sleigh and wagon rides take you into the heart of the refuge.
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No. 10
NATIONAL WILDLIFE ART MUSEUM
The National Museum of Wildlife Art is a valley gem, federally recognized as the definitive site for wildlife art.” The museum is located across from the National Elk Refuge.
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
#1 Overall Resort in North America for 2014*
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is an adventure outpost for recreation enthusiasts and families. Sitting at the gateway to Grand Teton National Park, “The Big One” offers incredible skiing and snowboarding in the winter as well as sightseeing, hiking and biking in the summer.
*Ski Magazine Readers Poll & Forbes Magazine
Grand Teton National Park
Grand Teton National Park is one of the most spectactular, awe-inspiring places in America. Occupying a majority of the Jackson Hole valley, the park is home to overwhelming, massive mountains, pristine lakes and rivers, and abundant, teeming wildlife. It’s entrance is two miles north of the Alpenhof.
Yellowstone National Park
America’s first national park contains the iconic geyser Old Faithful and the beautiful Lower Falls and Yellowstone Lakes. You are bound to see wildlife while visiting including grizzly and black bears, gray wolves, buffalo, elk, pronghorn antelope, trumpeter swans and eagles.
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