Tea Time - 111226 - JACKSON'S ANTLER ARCHES

Just like the traditional English Tea is not a full meal, our weekly afternoon "tea"

is also limited in scope. It is able to be consumed in several minutes

Enjoy. We welcome your comments and suggestions.

JACKSON'S ANTLER ARCHES

At home in Jackson, Wyoming, there are four large arches made entirely of elk antlers, one at each corner of the town square. Each arch contains thousands of naturally shed elk antlers.

The antlers are collected annually from the nearby National Elk Refuge, where thousands of elk come out of the mountains and spend the winter. Male elk naturally shed their antlers each spring, and refuge workers gather many of them before they can deteriorate, using them for projects such as maintaining or rebuilding sections of the arches.

Jackson's Antler Arches are special because:

They symbolize the area's abundant wildlife and elk heritage.
They represent the close connection between the town and the nearby National Elk Refuge where thousands of elk gather each winter.
They're unique. Few places in the world have anything similar.
They make an excellent photo backdrop with the Teton Range visible on clear days.

A classic Jackson photo is standing beneath one of the arches and capturing memorable highlights in the background. Many visitors consider it the unofficial "I've been to Jackson Hole" picture.

PUT YOURSELF IN AN "ANTLERS" PICTURE

One travels to experience the unusual and unique not found at home. Jackson's Antler Arches are just that - unique and unusual. When one visits Jackson, Wyoming just south of Yellowstone National Park and adjacent to Grand Teton National Park shared travel memories of the arches that will never be forgotten will be created. And, more than likely, a photo will be taken standing under one of Antler Arches.

You can "put yourself in such an "antlers" picture when you join us on our upcoming FEATURE TRAVEL tour highlighted below.

You will also get a taste of the Old West at a special farewell dinner where your ride in a covered wagon that takes you past the Cache Creek for a night of Western hospitality at a chuckwagon dinner with entertainment.

When you click on the link below a four-page detailed brochure will open for your review. Unlike other tours, the price shown "includes" everything referenced in the details of the brochure. The benefits of this fact are many, including the best quality and value for your travel dollars.

YELLOWSTONE, MT. RUSHMORE, GRAND TETONS & MORE

August 19-26, 2027

Now is the time to reserve to assure your spaces. With our "Reservation Deposit Refund Guarantee" you are protected should your plans change. Full details of this exceptional benefit are shown in the brochure that opens when you click on the highlighted link above.

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