Jackson Hole

noun

1. a valley in NW Wyoming, near the Teton Range: wildlife preserve.

Example Sentences

Before then or perhaps later, she’ll be back at Jackson Hole, watching the whitewater and the run of rivers and fishing for rainbow trout, which, she said, “is like looking for buried treasure. You listen to the wind, see what the moon did the night before.”

From Los Angeles Times

"The time has come for policy to adjust," Mr Powell said, speaking from a conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, while adding that the timing and pace of cuts would depend on data.

From BBC

Richmond said the measure is not meant to divide the town but rather is an effort to preserve what she considers to be a more liveable mountain resort than others where residents and workers have been priced out, such as Aspen, Colo., and Jackson Hole, Wyo.

From Los Angeles Times

Gordon raised the issue with Interior officials in a meeting of the Western Governors Association in Jackson Hole last month, Pearlman said.

From Washington Times

Gordon raised the issue with Interior officials in a meeting of the Western Governors Association in Jackson Hole last month, Pearlman said.

From Seattle Times