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airport
is actually within the national park, eight miles north; it's linked to town by the All Star Transportation van service (tel 307/733-2888; $8 one-way), while the regular
taxi
fare is around $20. Jackson Hole Express (tel 307/733-1719 or 1-800/652-9510) operates two direct
shuttle services
daily between the international airport in
Salt Lake City
and Jackson (around 5hr; $47 one-way); pick-up and drop-off in Jackson is at the MiniMart beside
Burger King
on West Broadway.
Jackson's excellent
Wyoming Information Center
, 532 N Cache St (daily: summer 8am-7.30pm; rest of year 9am-5pm; tel 307/733-3316,
), has detailed statewide information. Nearby, the
Bridger-Teton National Forest Headquarters
, 340 N Cache St (Mon-Fri 8am-4.30pm; tel 307/739-5500), has details of hiking and backcountry camping.
Transport around Jackson Hole is provided by START
buses
(tel 307/733-4521,
), which also run to Teton Village, twelve miles northwest. The
visitor center
has racks of leaflets detailing
bus tours
of Jackson and the parks: Gray Line, 330 N Glenwood St (tel 307/733-4325 or 1-800/443-6133), will pick you up at your hotel and take you through either Teton or Yellowstone park on a brisk one-day drive for $60. Guided
bike tours
in the area are run by Teton Mountain Bike Tours (tel 307/733-0712 or 1-800/733-0788), and cost $55 for a half-day tour including equipment.
Dozens of companies in Jackson offer
float trips
and whitewater
rafting
on the Snake River (half-day around $35, full-day $60). Try Dave Hansen Whitewater, 455 N Cache St (tel 733-6295 or 1-800/732-6295) or, Jackson Hole Whitewater, 650 W Broadway (tel 733-1007 or 1-800/700-7238); Leisure Sports, 1075 Hwy-89 S (tel 307/733-3040), offers reasonable rental rates for rafts, kayaks, tubes and bikes.
Other useful information
for tourists (each section contains more specific sub-sections):
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