IncludedOn-Site Hiking
Use the lodge's hiking and biking trails for easy, car-free exploration from the property.
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Hiking, biking, guided float and horseback trips, boat cruises on Jackson Lake, and wildlife viewing.
From on-site trails, a seasonal heated pool, playground time and lobby art to Snake River floats, horseback rides, Jackson Lake cruises and dawn wildlife watching, days here are made for Grand Teton discovery. Start close to your room with easy walks and family-friendly recreation, then head out with lodge departures and nearby park landmarks for wildlife, water, mountain views and history.
Included with your stay (subject to seasonal hours and availability):
IncludedUse the lodge's hiking and biking trails for easy, car-free exploration from the property.
Available for an additional fee (or through third-party vendors):

Follow the short walking trail directly behind the lodge to Lunch Tree Hill, a close-to-home route with memorable Teton views only about 1,200 feet away.

Walk or make the short trip to Willow Flats Overlook, a wetland and meadow viewpoint known for sandhill cranes, elk, moose and possible grizzly bear sightings.

Swim in the seasonal outdoor heated pool, generally open from Memorial Day weekend through early September and weather-dependent, with towels and lounge chairs provided poolside.

Let younger travelers splash in the separate shallow toddler and kids pool during the summer pool season.

Bring the family to the on-site children's playground for easy outdoor play between park adventures.

Use the lodge picnic area for a relaxed outdoor meal surrounded by Grand Teton scenery.

Gather for a casual cookout using the on-site barbecue grills, a simple way to enjoy dinner outdoors after a day in the park.

Pause in the upper lobby to take in 60-foot picture windows framing the Teton Range, Willow Flats and Jackson Lake views.

Explore the lodge's public art and artifacts, including Western art, Native American artifacts and the on-site art gallery.

Spend unhurried time in the surrounding nature reserve setting, watching the changing light, wildlife movement and mountain backdrop from the lodge area.

Ride the on-site biking trails for fresh air, lodge-area scenery and a relaxed way to cover more ground.

Keep up your routine in the on-site fitness facility, noted among the lodge amenities by guest review aggregation.

Browse the on-site shops and newsstand for park keepsakes, travel supplies and gifts after a day outdoors.
Additional feeDrive a few minutes to Oxbow Bend at dawn for Mount Moran reflections and chances to spot otters, ospreys, bald eagles, pelicans and moose along the slow water.
Additional feeJoin the narrated full-day Yellowstone bus tour departing the lodge at 8:30am, covering Yellowstone's lower loop and northern Grand Teton.
Additional feeRide with a wrangler from the lodge corrals; the two-hour route crosses The Willows and climbs toward Emma Matilda Lake with Snake River and Teton views.
Additional feeBoard a scenic breakfast, lunch or dinner cruise on Jackson Lake for big-water views beneath the Tetons.
Additional feePaddle Jackson Lake by canoe or kayak from the lake area beside the lodge, with boat rentals available nearby.
Additional feeExplore Jackson Lake by motor boat from the adjacent lake and marina area, where boating and rentals are part of the summer scene.
Additional feeMake the scenic drive to Mormon Row Historic District to photograph the iconic homesteader barns framed by the Teton peaks.

Take a short drive to Grand View Point, a nearby attraction within about ten minutes of the lodge.
Additional feeSpend time in Jackson, roughly 40 to 45 minutes south, browsing Western-style shops, galleries and restaurants in town.
Jackson Lake Lodge offers an impressive range of outdoor activities right on site, including hiking and biking trails, a picnic area with barbecue grills, and access to canoeing, kayaking, and motor boating on Jackson Lake. Guests can also arrange horseback riding and a guided Snake River float trip departing directly from the lodge.
Yes, Jackson Lake Lodge features a seasonal outdoor heated pool enclosed by a protective fence, along with a separate children's pool for younger guests. The pool area is a favorite warm-weather activity spot for families staying at the lodge.
Absolutely — Jackson Lake Lodge is a family-friendly resort that welcomes children of all ages. On-site amenities include a playground, a children's pool, and easy-access nature trails, making it simple for families to enjoy activities together.
Jackson Lake Lodge sits close to some of the park's best wildlife-watching spots. Oxbow Bend, famous for its Mount Moran reflections, otters, eagles, osprey, and moose, is under five miles away and best visited at sunrise. Willow Flats, about half a mile from the lodge, is another prime overlook for spotting cranes, elk, moose, and grizzlies.
Yes, wrangler-guided horseback rides depart right from the corrals at Jackson Lake Lodge. The two-hour ride crosses The Willows and climbs toward Emma Matilda Lake, offering sweeping views of the Snake River and Teton Range.
Jackson Lake Lodge offers a guided 10-mile scenic float trip on the Snake River departing right from the property. Along the way, guests often spot bald eagles, moose, elk, beaver, and bison from the raft.
Jackson Lake Lodge is surrounded by convenient hiking trails on site and nearby, including the short Lunch Tree Hill Trail just behind the lodge and the nearby trail to Christian Pond. More ambitious hikers can drive to Jenny Lake for trails leading to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point.
Yes, guests can enjoy scenic breakfast, lunch, and dinner cruises on Jackson Lake, as well as canoeing, kayaking, and boat rentals right beside Jackson Lake Lodge for a relaxing day on the water.
Yes, a narrated bus tour to Yellowstone National Park departs from Jackson Lake Lodge at 8:30am, covering the lower loop and northern Grand Teton for a full day of sightseeing without needing to drive yourself.
Jackson Lake Lodge does not have an on-site golf course, but golfing is available nearby for guests who want to combine a round of golf with their mountain getaway.
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