Visitor Center: Officially called the Jackson Hole & Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center, this large facility provides a one-stop introduction to the region, with information on the town, national forests, and the Elk Refuge.

Town Square: Where else could you mix three million tourists, hundreds of elk antlers arranged in arches, and a faux shoot-out on summer evenings?

National Museum of Wildlife Art: One of Wyoming’s top museums, with works by all the American masters, from Alfred Jacob Miller to Robert Bateman.

National Elk Refuge: Winter is the peak season, with thousands of elk and horse-drawn sleighs in a scene straight out of Currier and Ives.

River Rafting: Running the Snake River is a major summertime attraction, with many companies providing the raft and guide for a whitewater rock-and-roll or a gentle float trip past the Tetons.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort: This famous ski area keeps on trucking with all sorts of winter and summer activities — including an all-summer classical music festival, pop-jet fountains, and the tram up Rendezvous Mountain.

Alaska Basin: This one’s for backpackers, with access from Driggs, Idaho to the heart of the Teton Range. It’s a gorgeous alpine valley, where high trails lead into Grand Teton National Park.