Jackson Hole’s Elk Antler Arches are a signature part of Jackson’s townscape. This guide provides insight into visiting this unique attraction and ensuring an unforgettable experience.

History

The iconic Elk Antler Arches have been a part of Jackson’s town square since 1953. Every arch contains over 2,000 antlers, each one naturally shed by the elk in the nearby National Elk Refuge.

How to Get There

The antler arches are located at the four corners of Jackson’s town square, in the heart of Jackson, Wyoming. Jackson is accessible by air and road, with Jackson Hole Airport being the closest airport.

List of Attractions

• Elk Antler Arches: Intricately constructed unique arches made of 100% Elk Antlers!
• Town Square: Packed full of shops, restaurants, and art galleries.
• National Elk Refuge: Witness the natural habitat of the elk.
• Grand Teton National Park: Majestic mountain ranges and diverse wildlife.

Ticket Information

There are no tickets or fees associated with viewing the antler arches. Other attractions in the surrounding area, like the National Elk Refuge and Grand Teton National Park, may have their own admission fees.

Tips for Visiting

1. Time of Visit: The arches can be visited any time of year, but they are especially picturesque after a snowfall or during the Christmas holiday when they’re lit up.
2. Safe Distance: While the elk at the National Elk Refuge can be viewed, always remember to keep a safe distance!
3. Local Etiquette: Respect the unique nature of the arches and avoid climbing on them.
4. Explore: Apart from the arches, take time to explore the various shops, art galleries and restaurants around the Town Square.