Jackson Hole, Wyo.

It’s no wonder that Jackson Hole is referred to as “The Last of the Old West.” Just like the history of its name—originally called Jackson’s Hole after beaver trapper David E. Jackson’s favorite trapping spot—the picturesque valley is gleaming with historic Western influences. In the main town of Jackson, for instance, William “Buffalo Bill” Cody appears around each corner with shows, restaurants and buildings proudly carrying his name. Even the city’s Town Square invites you with an entryway arch made of elk antlers.

Home on the Range

Guest ranches wrangle in options for groups