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Leaving in the AM for Park City Utah and then onto Jackson Hole Wyoming on Friday returning to the ATL on Monday.
What don’t I want to miss while I’m there. Wife has meetings in Park City Thursday and Friday AM but on our own the rest of the time.
I like good bourbon and am not opposed to sponsoring a tour guide or other knowledgeable individuals who may have an interesting suggestion other than GFYS


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Can't help you, sir. I avoid Park City like the yuppie tree-hugging Rainbow Pride man bun place it now is.


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If the weather is good, you might want to ride the Heber Creeper, a slow, open car train through some nice country.

Park City to SLC isn't a long way. Lots to do there. Ogden isn't much farther, and we have the Browning Museum.

Jackson? Enjoy the ride to and from.

So far, our spring has been wet and cold. Probably something of shock to your system.


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Had a good time in a Jackson Hole saloon years ago. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. They have saddles instead of bar stools.

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Originally Posted by denton
If the weather is good, you might want to ride the Heber Creeper, a slow, open car train through some nice country.

Park City to SLC isn't a long way. Lots to do there. Ogden isn't much farther, and we have the Browning Museum.

Jackson? Enjoy the ride to and from.

So far, our spring has been wet and cold. Probably something of shock to your system.



Did both Browning Museum, and Heber creeper years ago. Good times. Also bear lake for raspberry festival.

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Originally Posted by denton
If the weather is good, you might want to ride the Heber Creeper, a slow, open car train through some nice country.

Park City to SLC isn't a long way. Lots to do there. Ogden isn't much farther, and we have the Browning Museum.

Jackson? Enjoy the ride to and from.

So far, our spring has been wet and cold. Probably something of shock to your system.


It’s been in the mid 90’s for the last 6 days, hot even for here in May. Looking forward to cooling off.


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When you're in Jackson the Tetons are a must see. Spend a day driving along the Gros Ventre River east of town, spectacular country and mostly tourist free with an endless supply of great hiking. Bubbas is a sure thing for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Treat yourselves to dinner at the Amangani Hotel, spectacular views and fine dining. There is a pretty good reason that Jackson is so popular, have fun.



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We have reservations at Amangani for Saturday nite, thanks for endorsing.


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Most people visiting Park City walk old Main Street. There are some cool shops. Just make sure you have money to burn. It’s not cheap. The Olympic Village is pretty cool place. As mentioned above the Heber City railroad is a hot spot. I would take the hour drive to Ogden and go the the Browning museum myself. Just my 2 cents.

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The Bunnery Bakery & Restaurant in Jackson.
We were there in February and the elk herd was estimated at 7000.

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Ride the tram at the Jackson Hole Resort to the to the top of the mountain. Great views.

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Snake River Brewery in Jackson is always a good stop, try the OB1.

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national museum of wildlife art, just north of jackson (2-3 miles?)


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Eat at Bin 22 in Jackson;excellent, recommend the grilled octopus and chocolate salami; if available. Ate there 2 nights in a row

https://bin22jacksonhole.com/menu.php

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Originally Posted by Morewood
Had a good time in a Jackson Hole saloon years ago. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. They have saddles instead of bar stools.



I hear those saddles will buck you right off after ten or twelve shots of tequila.


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Originally Posted by Morewood
The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. They have saddles instead of bar stools.

+1

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Snake River Brewery in Jackson is always a good stop, try the OB1.

+1 I've never tried the OB1, though. Used to get there every year on business, but have not been there in a couple years.


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Had a good time in a Jackson Hole saloon years ago. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. They have saddles instead of bar stools.

And antlers in the city square. It was fun leaving.

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Originally Posted by Sycamore
national museum of wildlife art, just north of jackson (2-3 miles?)


+1 Enjoyed the museum.

Drive around in the mornings and evenings and look for wildlife

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Billy Blanco's in Park City is a pretty fun place. Hot rods & motorcycles throughout the place and good eats too. Mexican, Burgers and bar food are the standard fare and it's not terribly expensive either.


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Browning museum in Ogden and also the Hill air force base museum. Saw sr71, b29 and b52 there among others. Art


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