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Wyoming
Hike, Paddle & Float: Outdoor Adventures in the Grand Tetons
Program No. 21211RJ
Explore the natural wonders of the Grand Tetons with experts as you hike trails, paddle a canoe and float down the Snake River to learn about the ecology of this national park.
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LODGING & MEALS
Lodgings may differ by date. Select a date to see the lodgings specific to that date.
Showing Lodging & Meals For:
Aug 31, 2025 - Sep 05, 2025
Aug 10, 2025 - Aug 15, 2025
Aug 17, 2025 - Aug 22, 2025
Aug 24, 2025 - Aug 29, 2025
Aug 31, 2025 - Sep 05, 2025
Aug 09, 2026 - Aug 14, 2026
Aug 16, 2026 - Aug 21, 2026
Aug 23, 2026 - Aug 28, 2026
Aug 30, 2026 - Sep 04, 2026
Lodging and meal options may differ by date. Select a date to see the information specific to that date.
What You'll Eat
5
Breakfasts
5
Lunches
4
Dinners
Total:
14 Meals
The following choices may be available when requested in advance:
Low Fat, Low Salt, Vegetarian, Gluten Free
Where You'll Stay
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. Beyond, the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has enough beds to sleep four or five people, including bunk beds in the rooms, though top bunks are only used for youth. There will be no more than two participants/room for this program. Rooms contain a reading lamp, small table and chair, and private bathroom. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. Teton Science Schools participants and employees all participate in the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program. Participants will also make their own lunches during breakfast most days, choosing from a selection of sandwich ingredients.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. But beyond that lies so much more: The Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining and enhancing conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has three bunk beds, though top bunks are only used for youth. Rooms contain a fan and a reading light. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. 20 years ago, Teton Science Schools adopted the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work which has served the school very well. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. Hands to work also helps build a sense of community and rapport amongst participants. Youth participants help clean their rooms with the assistance of staff. Staff then check all the rooms for cleanliness after the participants have moved out of their rooms, helping to ensure all rooms are spotless upon move-in for the next group. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. Beyond, the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has enough beds to sleep four or five people, including bunk beds in the rooms, though top bunks are only used for youth. There will be no more than two participants/room for this program. Rooms contain a reading lamp, small table and chair, and private bathroom. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. Teton Science Schools participants and employees all participate in the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program. Participants will also make their own lunches during breakfast most days, choosing from a selection of sandwich ingredients.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. But beyond that lies so much more: The Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining and enhancing conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has three bunk beds, though top bunks are only used for youth. Rooms contain a fan and a reading light. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. 20 years ago, Teton Science Schools adopted the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work which has served the school very well. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. Hands to work also helps build a sense of community and rapport amongst participants. Youth participants help clean their rooms with the assistance of staff. Staff then check all the rooms for cleanliness after the participants have moved out of their rooms, helping to ensure all rooms are spotless upon move-in for the next group. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. Beyond, the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has enough beds to sleep four or five people, including bunk beds in the rooms, though top bunks are only used for youth. There will be no more than two participants/room for this program. Rooms contain a reading lamp, small table and chair, and private bathroom. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. Teton Science Schools participants and employees all participate in the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program. Participants will also make their own lunches during breakfast most days, choosing from a selection of sandwich ingredients.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. But beyond that lies so much more: The Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining and enhancing conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has three bunk beds, though top bunks are only used for youth. Rooms contain a fan and a reading light. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. 20 years ago, Teton Science Schools adopted the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work which has served the school very well. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. Hands to work also helps build a sense of community and rapport amongst participants. Youth participants help clean their rooms with the assistance of staff. Staff then check all the rooms for cleanliness after the participants have moved out of their rooms, helping to ensure all rooms are spotless upon move-in for the next group. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. Beyond, the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has enough beds to sleep four or five people, including bunk beds in the rooms, though top bunks are only used for youth. There will be no more than two participants/room for this program. Rooms contain a reading lamp, small table and chair, and private bathroom. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. Teton Science Schools participants and employees all participate in the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program. Participants will also make their own lunches during breakfast most days, choosing from a selection of sandwich ingredients.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. But beyond that lies so much more: The Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining and enhancing conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has three bunk beds, though top bunks are only used for youth. Rooms contain a fan and a reading light. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. 20 years ago, Teton Science Schools adopted the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work which has served the school very well. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. Hands to work also helps build a sense of community and rapport amongst participants. Youth participants help clean their rooms with the assistance of staff. Staff then check all the rooms for cleanliness after the participants have moved out of their rooms, helping to ensure all rooms are spotless upon move-in for the next group. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. Beyond, the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has enough beds to sleep four or five people, including bunk beds in the rooms, though top bunks are only used for youth. There will be no more than two participants/room for this program. Rooms contain a reading lamp, small table and chair, and private bathroom. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. Teton Science Schools participants and employees all participate in the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program. Participants will also make their own lunches during breakfast most days, choosing from a selection of sandwich ingredients.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. But beyond that lies so much more: The Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining and enhancing conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has three bunk beds, though top bunks are only used for youth. Rooms contain a fan and a reading light. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. 20 years ago, Teton Science Schools adopted the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work which has served the school very well. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. Hands to work also helps build a sense of community and rapport amongst participants. Youth participants help clean their rooms with the assistance of staff. Staff then check all the rooms for cleanliness after the participants have moved out of their rooms, helping to ensure all rooms are spotless upon move-in for the next group. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. Beyond, the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has enough beds to sleep four or five people, including bunk beds in the rooms, though top bunks are only used for youth. There will be no more than two participants/room for this program. Rooms contain a reading lamp, small table and chair, and private bathroom. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. Teton Science Schools participants and employees all participate in the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program. Participants will also make their own lunches during breakfast most days, choosing from a selection of sandwich ingredients.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. But beyond that lies so much more: The Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining and enhancing conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has three bunk beds, though top bunks are only used for youth. Rooms contain a fan and a reading light. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. 20 years ago, Teton Science Schools adopted the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work which has served the school very well. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. Hands to work also helps build a sense of community and rapport amongst participants. Youth participants help clean their rooms with the assistance of staff. Staff then check all the rooms for cleanliness after the participants have moved out of their rooms, helping to ensure all rooms are spotless upon move-in for the next group. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. Beyond, the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has enough beds to sleep four or five people, including bunk beds in the rooms, though top bunks are only used for youth. There will be no more than two participants/room for this program. Rooms contain a reading lamp, small table and chair, and private bathroom. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. Teton Science Schools participants and employees all participate in the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program. Participants will also make their own lunches during breakfast most days, choosing from a selection of sandwich ingredients.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. But beyond that lies so much more: The Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining and enhancing conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has three bunk beds, though top bunks are only used for youth. Rooms contain a fan and a reading light. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. 20 years ago, Teton Science Schools adopted the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work which has served the school very well. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. Hands to work also helps build a sense of community and rapport amongst participants. Youth participants help clean their rooms with the assistance of staff. Staff then check all the rooms for cleanliness after the participants have moved out of their rooms, helping to ensure all rooms are spotless upon move-in for the next group. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. Beyond, the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has enough beds to sleep four or five people, including bunk beds in the rooms, though top bunks are only used for youth. There will be no more than two participants/room for this program. Rooms contain a reading lamp, small table and chair, and private bathroom. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. Teton Science Schools participants and employees all participate in the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program. Participants will also make their own lunches during breakfast most days, choosing from a selection of sandwich ingredients.
5 NIGHTS
Location:
Jackson
From the highway at the base of Vogel's Hill, all you can see is a road disappearing into the contour of the land. But beyond that lies so much more: The Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools is busy servicing the educational needs of school children, teachers-in-learning and students of nature young and old, while maintaining and enhancing conservation easements on all but two percent of nearly 900 acres. Carefully integrated into the landscape are two residential lodges, five educational buildings, dining hall, maintenance building and welcome center. Built in 2004, all buildings were designed from a green perspective, using high-performance materials with low-level organic compounds and using minimal resources. Natural lighting and innovation in space design have resulted in an environment that benefits all who live, work and visit here. Residential lodges are dormitory-style, clean, and basic. Each room has three bunk beds, though top bunks are only used for youth. Rooms contain a fan and a reading light. All of the buildings have free wifi access; cell phone service is limited. 20 years ago, Teton Science Schools adopted the Shaker philosophy of hands-to-work which has served the school very well. We believe that if everyone cleans up after themselves as part of a community, people will have more respect for each other and the world around them. Hands to work also helps build a sense of community and rapport amongst participants. Youth participants help clean their rooms with the assistance of staff. Staff then check all the rooms for cleanliness after the participants have moved out of their rooms, helping to ensure all rooms are spotless upon move-in for the next group. For adult programs such as this, we ask that participants help wipe down dining room tables after meals and pull linens from their beds at the end of the program.
Travel Information, Transportation Details & Required Documents
Learn how you can prepare for this adventure.
Aug 31 - Sep 5, 2025
Aug 10 - Aug 15, 2025
Aug 17 - Aug 22, 2025
Aug 24 - Aug 29, 2025
Aug 31 - Sep 5, 2025
Aug 9 - Aug 14, 2026
Aug 16 - Aug 21, 2026
Aug 23 - Aug 28, 2026
Aug 30 - Sep 4, 2026
Documents
Personal Information and Preferences
After you enroll, we’ll ask you to provide or update your personal information and preferences, which includes your health information, lodging and meal preferences for your program.
A Teton Science Schools adult medical information form and participant agreement are required to be signed by all participants and sent to Teton Science Schools three weeks prior to the program start. Forms will be emailed to all participants prior to the program start date. Please follow the link(s) provided within that email to complete and submit the required documents. In addition, a Barker-Ewing Float Trip risk release waiver is also required to participate in the scenic float trip. Please read the form attached - it will be signed in person.
Visas
United States citizens don’t need a visa for any of the countries you’ll be visiting. Non-U.S. citizens should refer to their country's requirements to ensure they have the necessary documentation for travel.
Traveling by Air
Plane
Arrival day is on Sunday, August 31, 2025.
Meet the group at Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools in Jackson Hole, WY (or whichever lodging you choose).
Start of Trip: 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. Campus Check-in & Program Registration; 5:30 p.m. Welcome Dinner; 6:30 p.m. Orientation.
Your trip ends on: Friday, September 5, 2025 in Jackson Hole, WY at Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools (or whichever lodging you choose).
End of Trip: 12:30pm after lunch; 10:00 a.m. room check-out.
Ground Transportation Options
Program Arrival Airport
Jackson Hole Airport (JAC)
START
Public Transportation
Cost: 10.00. Prices subject to change.
*Advanced reservations are not required.
Starting December 16, 2023, START (our local public transportation service) will launch a pilot airport shuttle program for the winter season. This is a pilot program aimed at gauging interest and feasibility. Hourly service from the Airport runs 5:45am to 9:45pm daily (the last bus will wait until 10 pm to depart from the airport). The shuttle will stop at various places in town. The Home Ranch Welcome Center will likely be your best option, as it has an indoor bathroom and waiting area. From there, a taxi/Uber to Teton Science Schools will be much cheaper than what it would be from the airport. Please visit the Jackson Hole Airport website for more information: https://www.jacksonholeairport.com/travelers/shuttle-taxi/
Program Arrival Airport
Jackson Hole Airport (JAC)
The estimated travel time to the check-in location is 30 minutes .
The estimated distance to the check-in location is 15 miles .
Uber/Lyft
Ride Share
Cost: varies. Prices subject to change.
*Advanced reservations are required.
Uber and Lyft are available in Jackson, and can be less expensive than cab service. However, drivers are not as familiar with locations as cab drivers, and Teton Science Schools has several locations in the valley. If you choose to use a ride share app, please specify that you need to go to the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools, at 700 Coyote Canyon Road off of Highway 22.
Program Arrival Airport
Jackson Hole Airport (JAC)
The estimated travel time to the check-in location is 30 minutes .
The estimated distance to the check-in location is 15 miles .
VIP Car Service
Taxi
Phone: 3076998455
Cost: Please call transfer service directly for rates. Prices subject to change.
*Advanced reservations are required.
Like most things in Jackson, taxi fare may be more expensive than you are used to back home. Organizing a ride share with fellow participants, especially at the end of the program, is a great way to mitigate this cost.
Program Arrival Airport
Jackson Hole Airport (JAC)
The estimated travel time to the check-in location is 30 minutes .
The estimated distance to the check-in location is 15 Miles .
Snake River Taxi
Taxi
Phone: 3074139009
Cost: Please call transfer service directly for rates. Prices subject to change.
*Advanced reservations are required.
Program Arrival Airport
Jackson Hole Airport
The estimated travel time to the check-in location is 30 min .
The estimated distance to the check-in location is 15 miles .
Teton Mountain Taxi
Taxi
Phone: 3076997969
Cost: Please contact the transportation service.. Prices subject to change.
*Advanced reservations are required.
Like most things in Jackson, taxi fare may be more expensive than you are used to back home. Organizing a ride share with fellow participants, especially at the end of the program, is a great way to mitigate this cost.
Traveling by Car
Car
Arrival day is on 8/31/2025.
Meet the group at Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools in Jackson Hole, WY (or & nbsp;whichever lodging you choose).
Start of Trip: 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. Campus Check-in & Program Registration; 5:30 p.m. Welcome Dinner; 6:30 p.m. Orientation.
Your trip ends on: Friday, September 5, 2025 in Jackson Hole, WY at Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools (or whichever lodging you choose).
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Parking
Parking is available a short walk from the residential lodges.
Directions
From the North, South or West to JACKSON CAMPUS OF TETON SCIENCE SCHOOLS
FROM THE NORTH (and Jackson Hole Airport): Follow HWY 89/191 south to the Jackson Town Square. Turn right at the square onto Broadway. Continue 1.5 miles on Broadway to the US 89/191 and HWY 22 intersection (Albertsons on your left). Turn right onto HWY 22. Head west on HWY 22 for approx. 1.7 miles. Watch for the Teton Science Schools sign on the right at Coyote Canyon Road. Turn right onto Coyote Canyon Road. Follow Coyote Canyon Road .6 miles to the Jackson Campus. FROM THE SOUTH: Follow HWY 89/191 north to the US 89/191 and HWY 22 intersection (Albertsons on your right side). Turn left at the light onto HWY 22. Proceed on HWY 22 for approx. 1.7 miles. Watch for the Teton Science Schools sign on the right at Coyote Canyon Road. Turn right on Coyote Canyon Road and follow it .6 miles to the Jackson Campus. FROM THE WEST: Follow HWY 22 (from Teton Pass) east to the town of Wilson. Stay on HWY 22. You will reach the HWY 390 junction after approx. 1.5 miles. Continue on HWY 22. Travel approx. 2.4 miles past the HWY 390 junction. Watch for the Teton Science Schools sign on the left at Coyote Canyon Road. Turn left onto Coyote Canyon Road and follow it 0.6 miles to the Jackson Campus.
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