Snake River

Stretching 1,080 miles from Yellowstone National Park to the Oregon border, the Snake River is one of North America’s longest and most significant waterways. Winding through the scenic landscapes of Jackson Hole, the river is a vital habitat for a diverse array of wildlife, including wild salmon. Visitors can experience the river’s dynamic environment through a variety of water activities such as rafting, fishing, and kayaking, making it a central attraction for both nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers.