Description: When trapper John Colter returned to St. Louis in 1810 with stories of his trek through the mountains and valleys of Wyoming, people scoffed at his outlandish tales of hot water plumes shooting 100 feet in the air, rumbling mud pots, and a 2,000-foot waterfall. Today, the region known as Jackson Hole remains exciting and robust, a haven for hikers, horsepackers, rock climbers, and Western history enthusiasts. Visit the famous water holes, stroll the historic streets of Jackson, drop into the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, the Virginian Saloon, and the Grizzly Discovery Center. The rugged beauty and magnificence of this untamed territory are no less awe-inspiring than when explorers, trappers, and Native Americans first roamed it.

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