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Ranger Stations
Park Visitor Centers and Ranger Stations are conveniently located near lodging complexes. At them, you can purchase books, maps, other publiications, and the most current informationYou'll also find ranger stations at all developed areas in park, although some have shortened hours of operation or are closed late August to Memorial Day.
Visitor Centers
Here's a rundown on some of the major visitor centers and the types of displays you'll find at them.
Albright Visitor Center:
Offers displays on natural and human history in Yellowstone. Film: The Challenge of Yellowstone shown throughout the day. Free films. In historic Bachelor Officers Quarters at Mammoth. Open Year-round 307-344-2263
Old Faithful Visitor Center:
Exhibits explaining and predicting geyser eruptions. Film: Yellowstone Revealed. Open summer and winter seasons. 307-545-2750.
Canyon Visitor Center:
Learn about bison. Located at the center of the park at the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Early June through September. 307-242-2550.
Granite Village: Story of 1988 Yellowstone fires. Film: Yellowstone, the Unfinished Song. Learn what to look for as the forest regenerates, a natural process that occurs in Yellowstone every 250 - 400 years. West shore of Yellowstone Lake. Early June through Sept. 307-242-2650.
Fishing Bridge: National Historic Landmark built from 1929 to 1930. exhibits birds, wildlife, lake geology. North end of Yellowstone Lake. Early June through September. 307-242-2450.
Regional Museums
Montana Historical Society
Museum of the Rockies
National Museum of Wildlife ArtJackson Hole WY
Buffalo Bill Historical Center
Buffalo Bill Dam Visitor Center
Jackson Hole Historical SocietyJackson Hole WY
Museum of the Mountain Man
Art galleries and Museums
Business Listings
Business Listings
Cayuse Western Americana
| TF: (800) 405-4096 | 245 N. Glenwood | Website
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Brimming with authentic old cowboy and Native American artworks. Spurs, chaps, beadwork,Navajo and southwest textiles vie for attention with old photographs, art, and lodge furnishings. Large selection of National Park memorabilia focusing on Yellowstone and Teton Parks. Select the most unique souvenir from our early Jackson Hole pieces. Located northwest of Gill and Cache.
Fay Gallery
Phone: (307) 739-1006
TF: (800)720-1025 | 2155 N. Teton Village Road | |
For over 30 years, Keith Fay of The Fay Gallery has made the majestic Grand Teton Mountains the primary subject of his oils and watercolors. Open Mon.-Sat. from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and by appointment.
Jack Dennis' Wyoming Gallery
| Phone: (307) 733-7548 | 50 E. Broadway | Website
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At Jack Dennis' Wyoming Gallery, view the finest classical and impressionistic landscapes, wildlife and sporting art. Also present are a wide variety of paintings, bronze sculptures, wood carvings, an extensive rug collection, etchings and limited edition prints. Home to a unique gift boutique. Above Jack Dennis' Outdoor Shop. .
Shadow Mountain Gallery
Phone: (307) 733-3162
TF: (800) 726-1803 | 10 W.Broadway | Email
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Lighten up and indulge in the beauty of fine art at Shadow Mountain Gallery. Capture the Tetons and the changing landscape with Art. Witness bronze wildlife jumping over fences or the Old West represented in original paintings. Located below A Touch of Class.
Stampede Trading Company
Phone: 307-739-9131
TF: 1-800-924-8895 | South side of the town square
PO Box 7451
Jackson, Wy 83001 | Email
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Stampede Trading Co. of Jackson Hole, Wyo. specializes in Cowboy and Indian Arts and Accents. Our inventory includes unique items of decor for the home and office as well for personal adornment. We offer products in the following categories. Replica Artifacts, Baskets,Drums, Jewelry, Fetishes, Knives,Lighting, Pottery, Paintings, sculpture, warbonnets, metal and wall hangings and much more. .
The National Museum of Wildlife Art
The National Museum of Wildlife Art captures some of the world's most beautiful paintings, sculptures and photographs and exhibits them right here in Jackson Hole. Stroll through the twelve galleries and special exhibits or enjoy lunch on the terrace. Located across from the National Elk Refuge, 2.5 miles north of Jackson. .
Two Grey Hills
Phone: (307) 733-2677
Fax: (307)734-7124
TF: (800) 700-2671 | 110 E. Broadway
P.O. Box 1252
Jackson, Wy 83001 | Email
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Since 1976, the Two Grey Hills Gallery has carried the highest quality Indian jewelry. Their carefully selected Navajo rugs will please the most discriminating buyer. They also feature an extensive selection of museum-quality Pueblo pottery. Located one block east of the Town Square at Broadway and King. .
Warbonnet
Phone: (307) 733-6158
TF: (800) 950-0154 | 60 E. Broadway | |
The Warbonnet offers one of the area’s largest collections of indian art and handcrafted sterling silver and 14 kt-gold jewelry from over 60 Native American Tribes. The highest standard of service and product knowledge has made the Warbonnet a special place for visitors since 1982. .
Wilcox Gallery
Phone: (307) 733-6450
Fax: (307)733-6450 | 1975 N. Hwy 89
P.O. Box 712
Jackson, Wy 83001 | Email
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The Wilcox Gallery hosts over 6000 square feet of carefully chosen art from 25 well-known artists. Works range from Jim Wilcox landscapes to sculptures by Sandy Scott. Located 1 mile north of town on the way to the park, Open Mon.-Sat. from 9 a.m.-6 p.m .
Jackson Hole Gallery Association
Under the Willow
Phone: 307-733-6633
TF: 1-800-326-4212 | PO Box 36
Jackson, WY 83001 | |
Business Listings
Jackson Hole Museum
See the Old West! Explore our exhibits on Native American culture, early fur trading, cowboy life, dude ranching, firearms and much, much more. Learn about the valley on our Historic Walking Tours of downtown Jackson, which also provide an excellent introduction to the community. Visit our Museum Shop for special gifts. Open late May to early October: Monday - Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Located under the wagon on the corner of Glenwood and Deloney Streets, across from the Wort Hotel. .
Ripley`s Believe It or Not Museum
| Phone: (307) 734-0000 | 140 N. Cache | Website
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At the Ripley’s Believe It or Not!® Museum experience the largest collection of authentic western oddities. Explore the strange world of unusual exhibits. Rummage through a plane wreck and dig forfossils. See the world’s largest barbed wire ball! Located 1/2 block north of the Town Square. .
The National Museum of Wildlife Art
The National Museum of Wildlife Art captures some of the world's most beautiful paintings, sculptures and photographs and exhibits them right here in Jackson Hole. Stroll through the twelve galleries and special exhibits or enjoy lunch on the terrace. Located across from the National Elk Refuge, 2.5 miles north of Jackson. .
Yellowstone Historic Center
| Phone: 406-646-1100 | 104 Yellowstone
PO Box 411
West Yellowstone, MT 59758 | |
Walk through the historic Union Pacific Depot building and discover the wonders of the worldÕs first national park. View historical displays, wildlife exhibits, and vintage Park transportation. See the raging fires of 1988 and the terrifying earthquake of 1959. Interactive activities for all ages. Walking tours of the Historic District. New programs and exhibits.
Jackson Hole Historical Society
Phone: (307) 733-9605;
JH Historical Society and Museum
Phone: 307-733-9605;
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