Professional and amateur photographers flock to our area for workshops throughout the spring, summer and fall. Scenery and wildlife in the region make Grand Teton National Park (only three miles west), one of the most popular locations. Allow one of our expert guides show you where the animals are, or venture out on your own in our natural surroundings.
In May each year it’s common to see our resident Moose using the Hatchet as a nursery for her new offspring.
In the heat of the summer, many species of wildlife head for the high country. Nearby Togwotee Pass allows Hatchet guests to drive nearly 3,000 feet higher into the mountains. Togwotee is a great spot for taking in the scenery and searching for wildlife. You may even see grizzly bears and wolves.
The valley that surrounds the Hatchet is ideal for photographing moose, bison, elk, deer, eagles, coyotes, and osprey. Our team can easily provide current recommendations on where people are seeing wildlife or arrange for a guide.
Photography Credits for Great Gray Owl & Grizzly Family photos above: Naturalist Kurt Johnson, Wild Things of Wyoming.
Great basic breakfast at the resort diner, and located along the way from Togwotee Ranch into Teton National Park. Very reasonable prices and a good value. The hash browns were the best I've had in a long time--crisp and flavorful. Ample table space for social distancing, and friendly staff.
We booked online, called to confirm, and got upgraded to a suite. Room is super clean and nice. Log cabin feel. We grabbed a huckleberry margarita and dinner to go from the bar/restaurant. Would defn recommend! Josh at the desk was super friendly and helpful!
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