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The Menor's Ferry Historic District is a historic district in Grand Teton National Park that offers visitors a glimpse into the lives of early settlers in the Jackson Hole Valley. The district is named after William "Bill" Menor, who was the first settler on the west bank of the Snake River around 1894 and established a ferry service. The historic district includes several well-preserved, rustic-style log cabins. The entire district has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1969. The picturesque Chapel of the Transfiguration is also located adjacent.

Winter quarters of the Grand Teton deer herd.

Surprising to find a bike path here.

Ride the scenic Teton Park Road for stunning views of the Teton Range. This paved route runs between Moose and Jackson Lake Junction, with wide shoulders and epic photo stops. Watch for wildlife crossings, carry water, and enjoy the classic backdrop of rugged peaks and alpine lakes.

Here you can explore Jackson's many shops and restaurants. The main square is shaded, grassy, and features its iconic four elk antler arches.

The bar is cult and apparently a MUST when visiting Jackson. The decor is western-style, and you sit at the bar on saddles in true style. They offer a wide variety of drinks, hot meals and regular live music.

Among the incredible density of shops, galleries, restaurants and bars, one establishment in Jackson stands out. It's hard to miss the famous neon sign with the Rodeo Cowboy. At the unsurpassed Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, you can chat to honky tonk and country blues while sitting on cowboy saddles as bar stools.

The most popular photo motif are the four impressive antler arches on Town Square. Each archway consists of over 2,000 antlers that are put together by hand.