Weeklong safaris into the Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks provide special opportunities for wildlife viewing. A biologist leads the trek, along with other field experts, as participants help in research projects on bison, moose, coyotes, pronghorn antelope, bears, wild horses, and gray wolves. Accommodations and meals are provided. Built in 1993, Susan and Mark Nowlin's gracious inn sits across the road from the National Elk Refuge and within walking distance of downtown Jackson. Mark's great grandparents were homesteaders in Jackson, and many old furnishings from those early days are lovingly tended throughout the house.
Rooms are large and comfortable, and three sport fireplaces.
The inn is offering a New Year's Eve package. You can reserve the entire inn for the celebration. See their Web site for details. Jackie and Weldon Richardson welcome you to their finely furnished inn. Antiques and collectibles sit comfortably in this 1917 house that once served as the town's doctor's office.