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THE
FRESHEST POWDER WITH THE BEST VIEWS:

You
want snow? Come on over! We are centrally located with easy access to
the area's three world-class
winter resorts:
Grand
Targhee
Ski
&
Summer
Resort,
Snowking
Resort,
and
Jackson
Hole Mountain Resort. The
resorts offer excellent trails
for alpine, telemark,
and cross-country
skiing and snowboarding.
Or
head on up to the top
of the pass and break trail
in the backcountry of
the Tetons. For
equipment rentals and guided back country
ski tours, contact Yostmark and
Rendezvous Ski and Snowboard Tours.
Wherever
you go, the
snow is perfect and the views
are unbeatable!
   
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DOG
SLEDDING :

Experience
the exuberance
of a team of
dogs, all pulling
together to
race you to
the top of the
world. We're
never sure who
has more
fun -- us or
the dogs.

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SLEIGH
RIDES:

Go
back in time
and enjoy an
authentic horse-drawn
sleigh ride.
You will see
majestic
elk, raised
and protected
by Teton Mountain
Ranch. Dress
warm and bring
your camera!
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SNOWSHOEING:

What
a great way
to see the wilderness
and all she
has to offer: moose,
elk, deer, coyotes
and other wildlife.
Take a guided
tour or explore
the backcountry trails
through the
National Forest
from your cabin.
 
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SNOWMOBILING:

Pure
excitement:
that pretty
much describes
the feeling
of touring the
many miles of
groomed trails
through the Valley
and the surrounding
forest on
a snowmobile.
Guided tours
and rentals are available through Teton
Valley Adventures.
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 SHOPPING
AND DINING:
Had
enough sun?
Then
head over to Jackson,
WY
(Jackson
Hole)
for
a day of shopping and
site
seeing in this quaint,
western
town.
Jackson
is home
to
many fine shops
and
art galleries,
movie
theaters, and nightlife spots.
Also
check out the
National
Museum
of
Wildlife Art.
Closer
to home,
Victor,
Idaho
has
two
great restaurants:
The
Knotty Pine,
a
classic western bar
and
eatery,
and
the Old Dewey House,
an
upscale gourmet restaurant.
On
a regular basis,
the
Knotty Pine
attracts
up-and-coming
musicians
touring
the
mountain
states region.
 WILDLIFE
VIEWING:
Whether
you
choose
to
hit the backcountry
trails
or
simply relax in your cabin,
chances
are,
you
will see an abundance
of wildlife:
moose,
elk, mule deer,
raptors,
coyotes,
and
lynx are just some
of
the neighbors who share
the
forest with us.
Wildlife
tours are available
throughout the
region. We recommend a
camera
and
binoculars
to
enhance
these
special encounters.
 ATTRACTIONS:
Major attractions include
Yellowstone
National Park, Grand
Teton National Park and Harriman State Park.
Hop on a snowcoach
and leave the
over-snow driving
to somebody else. Snowcoaches
have been operating
in Yellowstone
National Park
since 1955,
providing a
warm passage into
Yellowstone's winter
wonderland. For
attraction information
and
ticket reservations, please
contact
the
National Park Service (yellowstoneparknet.com).

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