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It is no secret that Jackson Hole is a gorgeous place to live and play, but when it comes time for the explosion of Fall colors that sweep through the valley (and beautiful cool weather), the list of things to do and places to see doubles. Here, we are giving you a few of our favorite things to do in luxury while staying with us this fall.

Take to the River
If you love to fish or want to try for the first time, Fall is the perfect time to get your fishing on. Many of the fish’s natural food sources like flies are hatching throughout the day come Fall, and the fish are indulging in extra eats to prepare for the winter. Fly fishing with a private guide an one-of-a-kind experience. If fishing isn’t for you, there are scenic float options as well with you own private guide. A terrific way to take in the changing colors of Fall.

Foodie Dining Experience
Known for it’s wild west charm, but don’t let this mountain town fool you. Jackson Hole has world-class dining to match it’s outstanding ski terrain and sure to please any foodie. Recently, put on the foodie map, Jackson Hole has luxurious dining options to satisfy any palate. Just ask one of our team members and we will make a unique dining experience happen for you.

Private Park Tours
Explore Wyoming’s vast wilderness in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park by your own private tour. Take in the awe-inspiring landscapes, natural wonders, and spectacular wild animals including elk, bison, moose, bears, eagles, and more alongside a knowledgable and experienced tour guide. This is the most amazing time of year to see our wildlife, and in particular, you might hear a bugling elk.

Spa Day
Treating yourself is good for the soul. Massages, facials, and other spa treatments can all be found at one of Jackson Hole’s luxury spas. They boast outdoor hot pools and full service spa amenities. This rejuvenating experience will help you relax after a day of outdoor adventure.

It’s never too late to book a getaway to Jackson Hole to experience fall. Luxury Properties Jackson Hole can find you the perfect vacation rental for a trip out west this fall as well as arrange your itinerary through our lifestyle concierge services. We look forward to hearing from you! Contact Us

Are you trying to plan a retreat this September? Well, look no further! September in Jackson Hole brings cooler temps, sunshine and fun things to do. From events to outdoor activities, you won’t be at a lose of things to do. Here, we are listing a few of our favorite things to do in September making Jackson Hole a trip you will be glad you took.

Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival

The Rocky Mountain cultural extravaganza and premier cultural experience of the fall taking place  September 7-18, 2022 and filling the streets of Jackson and the surrounding area with activities and events devoted to highlighting and honoring the best of all things arts-oriented.

Featuring family-friendly events — many of which are free — presented against the colorful backdrop of fall foliage of the Teton Mountains, this September showcase offers the perfect time to travel to Jackson to experience the mesmerizing magnitude of talented local and national artists, who display artisanship ranging from oil paintings, watercolors and sculptures to fashion, furniture and food. Find more information here.

View Jackson Hole From Above

Imagine the colorful fall foliage from a bird’s eye perspective. Take to the skies to view Jackson Hole from above either by paragliding or taking a hot air balloon ride. As anyone who has been in a hot air balloon knows, it is an incredibly peaceful way to interact with your surroundings.

Fly Fish Our Miles of Water

A guided fly fishing trip is a world-class experience. Imagine floating down our local rivers with the opportunity to catch fish with the mountains in view. Even if you aren’t an experienced fisherman, this is still a wonderful experience. From the lunch served riverside to the knowledgeable guides, this will be one memorable experience.

Listen for the Elk Bugling

This is pretty special event. Bull elk “bugling” calls fill the air at dawn and dusk as September and October is the breeding season for elk. The result being one of nature’s most unique concerts. Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks are premium spots to observe the rutting elks and catch an earful of their calls, whether from the roadside during a scenic drive or on a hike or bike ride through the woods.

The LPJH team can help arrange your September adventures. Just ask! We will give you our local advice. Explore LPJH vacation rental portfolio for your next escape to Jackson Hole.

The Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival, recognized as the Rocky Mountain West’s premier cultural event, will take place September 7-18, 2022, this year in Jackson, Wyoming, celebrating art, food, history, wine and design. Presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce, the Fall Arts Festival presents more than 50 family-friendly events both outdoors and indoors, including gallery walks, open air food fairs, wine tastings, ranch tours and live art demonstrations.

September is the perfect time to travel to the charming mountain resort town of Jackson, and at a time when the summer crowds have dwindled and the scene has shifted to a cooler, calmer and more creative climate. As Jackson Hole, Wyoming was recently named “Best Western Art Destination” for 2022.

Each September visitors to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, can take in a spectacular range of cultural activities and outdoor adventures during a time when the days are long, the air is cooler and there are artful offerings to nourish the soul.

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Live your log cabin dreams to the fullest in Bluebell Cabin. Located in Indian Paintbrush, only a short drive from the charming town of Wilson and Teton Village and the Town of Jackson are also each within a short drive. This home’s forested location gives its guests an escape into a mountain wonderland. Its open spaces, hillside lots, mature fir and aspen trees, and superb views of the valley floor make it a perfect choice for those looking for an alpine setting. Bluebell Cabin matches the standard of luxury accommodation with a Western sensibility unique to Jackson Hole.

The log walls and vaulted ceilings immerse Bluebell Cabin’s guests into the calm of nature. The spiral staircase in the center of the home brings its three levels together and lets friends and family spread out into the home’s four bedrooms. Simply put, Bluebell Cabin is an exquisite home for your Jackson Hole vacation.

The lower level entrance to Bluebell Cabin greets its guests with stone and wood. A two-car garage allows guests to park their cars away from the elements. The wooden porch’s walkway leads to a set of large doors framed by river stone. Before entering through the double doors, a moment on the wagon wheel bench reveal a world of pine trees and aspens and reminds you that this is a place of peace and quiet. Once inside, the downstairs living area provides a taste of the Bluebell Cabin’s fullest offerings.

Plush sofas, a wood-burning stove, and a flat-screen television make this area the perfect place for movie night. Wooden cabinets provide plenty of space to store your gear and a laundry room helps you keep it clean. One guest bedroom features a queen size bed and an en suite bathroom. A detached, full bathroom serves the second guest bedroom furnished with a queen size bed.

The home’s centerpiece, a spiral staircase made of whole, cut logs, leads to Bluebell Cabin‘s main level and great room. The vaulted ceilings and wide windows of the great room fill the space with warm, natural light. The rustic grace of the room is further enhanced by the bold decor of contemporary Western art, leather armchairs, and a stone fireplace. The great room transitions into the kitchen and powder room.

Modern appliances and fixtures are complimented by granite counter tops, and a large wooden table invites everyone together for memorable dinners. On a warm summer day, everyone can move outside to the porch’s picnic table for a home-cooked meal.

The master suite is this home’s height of comfort. A California king bed sits in front of doors leading to the elevated porch. Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves flank the bed, making nightly reading all the easier. A walk-in closet makes unpacking effortless, and the en suite bathroom features dual vanities and an expansive steam shower.

A trip back to the spiral staircase leads to the loft. The private space offered by the loft gives a complete view of the great room and this home’s magnificent ceilings. A desk next to the stairs is the perfect spot to write and reflect on your experiences at Bluebell Cabin and in Jackson Hole. The queen bedroom and a bathroom complete with a claw-foot tub make the loft its own miniature suite.

We would be love to welcome you to Bluebell Cabin, a relaxing retreat in nature. Luxury Properties Jackson Hole doesn’t want you to worry about all the hard planning and scheduling. Our Lifestyle Concierge is here to help elevate your Jackson Hole experience. Whether it’s booking a private wildlife tour in Grand Teton National Park or a private chef to cooking the comfort of the home, we have you covered. Contact us to book Bluebell Cabin.

Yellowstone National Park reopened the north loop on Saturday, July 2nd, to all visitors. In addition to roads in the south loop, visitors will now be able to access:

Norris Junction to Mammoth Hot Springs

Mammoth Hot Springs to Tower-Roosevelt

Tower-Roosevelt to Canyon Junction (Dunraven Pass)

Visitors can access the south and north loops via the East Entrance (Cody, Wyoming), West Entrance (West Yellowstone, Montana), and South Entrance (Grand Teton/Jackson, Wyoming). The North Entrance Road (Gardiner, Montana to Mammoth Hot Springs) and Northeast Entrance Road (Cooke City/Silver Gate, Montana to Tower-Roosevelt) remain closed to visitor vehicular traffic while temporary repairs are completed.

Services in the north loop will include general stores at Tower and Mammoth Hot Springs, and gasoline in both locations. Additional services may open in upcoming weeks. Visit Operating Hours and Seasons for details.

Yellowstone National Park also asks visitors traveling to the park to stay informed about the current situation, changes in visitor entry requirements, and road conditions. The public should also use extreme caution in areas of high water.

Are you planning your trip to Yellowstone National Park and looking for all the best things to do? We got our staff together and asked them to list a few of their favorite spots. While Yellowstone is a huge park and would take a few days. However, we have prioritized a few known landmarks and maybe some not so known here.

Even better, stay with us during the 2022 summer season and receive a US National Parks annual pass in honor of Yellowstone’s 150th birthday!