Jackson Town Square Antler Arches

An Old West Landmark

Jackson Town Square sits at the lively center of Jackson, Wyoming, anchored by four elk antler arches built from naturally shed antlers collected at the nearby National Elk Refuge. These iconic arches mark each corner of the square and have become one of the most photographed symbols of the American West.

The Square & Its Park

At the core lies George Washington Memorial Park, a shaded green space crisscrossed by walking paths and ringed by tall trees. The square serves as the civic and social hub of town, hosting visitors and locals throughout the year.

Downtown Surroundings

Beyond the park, the view takes in Broadway Avenue and the wooden-boardwalk storefronts, art galleries, and shops that give downtown Jackson its frontier character. The square is the natural starting point for exploring the gateway town to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.

A Gateway to the Tetons

Set in the high valley of Jackson Hole, this real-time view places you at the crossroads where mountain wilderness meets a thriving tourist destination in the Teton County foothills.