Amazing collection of wildlife art- pictures , sculptures. Videos , artist studio, children’s learning room. I was fortunate to be there during their annual art auction with hundreds of works by current artists. The restaurant serves delicious lunch selections, including an elk and bison stew and potato chips made daily. The gift shop offers a wide range of art for all ages, including quite a large selection for children. This is a not-to-be missed stop!

A friend told me I should stop driving by this fabulous museum. I am simply amazed at how far back into US history some of the art is, and how detailed the paintings are. The restaurant is one of Jackon's five star locations!

Very impressed by the artwork that was on display in the art gallery. Outside they had metal statues of a variety of animals. Well worth the admission price. There is an app to give you a self guided explanation of certain paintings.

We were heading north from Jackson to see the Grand Tetons and stopped here on a whim. The exterior of the building is really cool as it blends into the mountain. At the front desk, we were greeted by two very friendly employees who spent about 10 minutes chatting with us. I half jokingly say that my adult ADHD keeps me from being able to enjoy museums; however, this was an entirely different experience. The beauty of the art was captivating. This was hands down the most beautiful wildlife art I’ve ever seen in my life. There is also a very cool outdoor sculpture trail which is about 3/4 of a mile long. Finally, there is a restaurant. While we did not eat there, the views were fantastic. This is a must do if you are in the Jackson Hole area.

This place is world class ! My wife and I have been to many museums and we rate this on among the top three we ever saw. The artwork is phenomenal, the museum itself is spacious and the sculptures along the outside walking trail are beautiful. I highly recommend visiting this museum.

Loved the varied presentation of art. Carvings by indigenous people were very well done. The paintings by Moran were the inspiration for the Tetons becoming a national park. A real privilege to view. The African art was breathtaking.

I am traditionally NOT an art gallery person.. that said I thoroughly enjoyed this gallery. Laid out well. Staff were courteous and attentive. And the art was amazing … Sculptures and paintings and more. It was the best gallery I have been to. This may sound petty… but the bathrooms were spotless.. the gallery was well appointed. 10 of us had lunch there and the food was delicious… Highly recommend

I'm an art teacher and have been to many, many museums. This may be my favorite. They literally thought of everything from paw prints in the tile to pressed floral glass on the bathroom stalls.They also have an interactive play area that we enjoyed for a while, a restaurant, and an outdoor sculpture exhibit. The building itself is beautiful but the artwork is breathtaking. Yes, it is all animal art but they still managed to have a vast variety of periods and styles (even welll known a Henri Rousseau). They currently have an environmental exhibit that explores the damage we are causing to nature that is very powerful. (Read the firefighters hanging journal entries. See the Guy Harvey commentary on the Gulf oil spill.) I dare say even if you sometimes feel lost in a museum, this is not that, as we can surely all relate to nature and animals. The way these artists capture the essence, majesty, and movement of these animals is sonething to behold. Highly, highly recommend; you do not miss this one, even my husband and kids enjoyed it!

I don’t even know where to start. So, start with the impressive figures out by the road and the entrance, then more in the parking lot. There you will find the botanicals labeled, more large artwork and even a spotting scope to peer out into the valley. The interior was the nicest museum building we have stepped foot in. The admission charge was reasonable, and the staff very friendly. We enjoyed all of the displays, the environmental ones for sure and the film on wildfires was outstanding. Check out the members room, it is quite the set up. Maybe my pictures will speak to the beauty better than my words

If you appreciate wildlife, this is the place for you! Phenomenal art exhibits you won’t see anywhere else! There is something for everyone, no matter what kind of art you prefer or your age. $18 ticket for one adult is money well spent. Plan to spend at least 2 hours.