Elk Antler Arches

Jackson in general is just a great town. Fun people, great places to see as you walk around, the beauty of the Teton range, tons of local art galleries, and even wild west shows. Fun place for everyone! GREAT food too!

We loved the square in Jackson Hole Wyoming. In case anyone has not been here Jackson and Jackson Hole are all part of the same place. We were a bit confused when we were trying to figure out what was close by etc. This is the main square and has a nice little park surrounded by shops and restaurants. At 6:00 pm they have a shootout for anyone to watch. We all really enjoyed it. It lasts about 10 minutes. The burgers and drinks were really good at Roadhouse Brewing Co.

Interesting. Great for a quick photo op if your in the area.

Really neat downtown area to walk around in. The arches are a lot bigger than I expected. There are actually four of them in the center. Jackson in general has a lot of character and captures the idea of a small town in the west. Loved it! Totally worth a visit.

Kind of a neat thing to see. There are arches on all four corners of the park. A good photo op! A little buggy the day we visited but that's life!

They're made of elk antlers, since elk seem to be everywhere. There are 4 of them at each corner of the park. I personally love stuff like this and think they're a quirky and iconic photo op, but all it really is is a fun photo op and nothing more.

Cool landmark to see. There weren’t a ton of people out and about today, so it was perfect.

Super busy and hard to stay distanced from people and get a clean photo. Still a great little park in the center of town.

There are several of these in the town square which is packed full of any kind of shop you could want in the adorable vacation town. Great for a free souvenir photo while you're making your way through the people. Great town to visit!

It's hard to believe these arches are made of real antlers. Cool piece of architecture and a great photo-op. They're even better when they're lit up at night. Walk through town square if you have the time.