Jackson Hole’s signature sightseeing loop blends Old West charm with towering Tetons. We begin near Jackson Town Square and ease out toward open valley views, where the Snake River winds beneath the jagged skyline. Your guide shares quick stories about the valley’s ranching roots, the National Elk Refuge, and how this place became a global mountain destination.

As we approach the base of the Tetons, broad meadows and cottonwood stands open to postcard vantage points. We’ll pause for photos at classic overlooks and—conditions permitting—roll by historic ranch sites and barns that frame the mountains perfectly.

The loop finishes with one last panorama of the range before we head back toward town. It’s a smooth, scenic ride that gives first-timers and locals a greatest-hits reel of Jackson Hole: Tetons, river, wildlife country, and western history in a single tour.

Ride in a custom Jeep Gladiator, designed for both comfort and adventure. Each vehicle seats up to 8 guests, with 4 open-air seats in the back for unobstructed views. Every seat comes equipped with DOT-approved safety belts for your security. Guests enjoy a smooth drive with stunning 360-degree views of the mountains, forests, and canyons. This is the perfect way to take in the sights without the hassle of navigating mountain roads on your own.

• Hotel Pickup (for guests staying within the Park City/Sundance surrounding area). If outside the area, meet at a location we decide together on.
• Scenic drive to American Fork Canyon
• Enter the Uinta–Wasatch–Cache National Forest
• Stop at [insert scenic viewpoint / rest stop] for photos and sightseeing
• Continue along the Alpine Loop with narrated highlights from your driver
• Return trip and drop-off at your hotel or meeting point

• Bring a light jacket or sweater — temperatures can drop in the mountains, especially in open-air seating.
• Sunglasses and sunscreen recommended for sun protection.
• Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes.
• Tours run rain or shine — in case of inclement weather, we provide ponchos.
• Children are welcome, but must be able to sit safely with seat belts fastened.