Towncenter at Jackson Hole 3BR

With the majestic Teton Mountains as a backdrop, the Jackson Hole area recreates the atmosphere of the Old West. There are exciting activities to occupy the adventurous soul, while breathtaking scenery and guided tours captivate the sightseer. In town, along rustic boardwalks, you'll find quaint shops where craftsmen and merchants display their wares. Around town you can taste the flavor of the Old West on a dinner trail ride or pull up a saddle at the Cowboy Bar. The space Condominiums include a kitchen, fireplace, cable TV and VCR/DVD. The swimming pool is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Please bring towels for use at the pool. This room has a maximum occupancy of 8 and sleeps 4 privately. Kitchen (Full/All Units) Fireplace DVD Player Guest access Destination Highlights Jackson Hole is a four-season vacation destination. While famous for its skiing, many other winter activities, such as snowmobiling, ice-skating, riding with a dogsled team or sleigh riding, can also be found. Warm-weather activities include horseback riding, white water rafting, boating, fishing, tennis, racquetball and squash. The town is close to Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park, both must-see destinations at any season for their stunning natural beauty, abundant wildlife and extensive trail systems. Other things to note With the majestic Teton Mountains as a backdrop, the Jackson Hole area recreates the atmosphere of the Old West. There are exciting activities to occupy the adventurous soul, while breathtaking scenery and guided tours captivate the sightseer. In town, along rustic boardwalks, you'll find quaint shops where craftsmen and merchants display their wares. Around town you can taste the flavor of the Old West on a dinner trail ride or pull up a saddle at the Cowboy Bar. In the winter, enjoy over 3,000 acres of varying ski terrain, guided cross-country tours, snowmobile and snow coach trips. In the summer, you can play tennis, golf, and fish or plan a river rafting trip down the Snake River Canyon through Grand Teton National Park.