Jackson Live Webcams

Watch Jackson live webcams in real time! See stunning views of the Teton Range, Snake River, and Town Square. Perfect for planning trips, checking snow at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, or exploring Grand Teton National Park. Capture wildlife, seasonal scenery, and the best of Jackson WY year-round.

About Jackson

Jackson, Wyoming, is a premier resort town in Teton County, serving as the county seat and the gateway to Jackson Hole Valley. Nestled amid the dramatic Teton and Gros Ventre mountain ranges, Jackson is renowned for its proximity to Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park, making it a hub for outdoor enthusiasts, skiers, and wildlife viewers. With a rich history rooted in Native American heritage, fur trapping, and ranching, the town blends Old West charm with modern amenities.

Home to world-class ski resorts like Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and cultural landmarks such as the National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson attracts millions of visitors annually for its stunning landscapes, high-elevation adventures, and events like the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium. The economy thrives on tourism, with over 97% of Teton County land managed by federal or state entities, preserving its pristine natural beauty.

Key Facts

  • Population: Approximately 10,680 (2024 estimate).
  • Area: 3.009 square miles (7.793 km²) total, including 2.978 square miles of land.
  • Official Language: English (as in the United States).
  • Currency: United States Dollar (USD).
  • Time Zone: Mountain Time Zone (MST/MDT, UTC-7/UTC-6).

Climate in Jackson

Jackson, Wyoming, features a humid continental climate (Köppen Dfb) influenced by its high elevation of about 6,237 feet (1,900 m), resulting in mild summers, cold winters, and significant snowfall. The unique microclimate in Jackson Hole Valley brings more precipitation than much of Wyoming, with wide daily temperature swings and crisp, dry air.

Summer (June–August): Mild and comfortable with highs averaging 70–81°F (21–27°C) and lows around 38–42°F (3–6°C). Low humidity and sunny days are perfect for hiking in Grand Teton or rafting the Snake River.

Winter (December–February): Cold and snowy, with highs from 27–33°F (-3–1°C) and lows dipping to 4–8°F (-16–13°C). Heavy snowfall (up to 17 inches in December) creates prime conditions for skiing and snowmobiling.

Spring/Fall: Variable with highs 40–52°F (4–11°C); potential for rain, snow, or warm days. Fall offers stunning foliage, while spring brings wildflowers and wildlife activity.

Annual precipitation averages 17–22 inches (43–56 cm), much as snow (78–92 inches / 198–234 cm annually), making it ideal for winter sports and summer hiking.

Top Attractions in Jackson

  • Grand Teton National Park: Just minutes from Jackson, this 310,000-acre park features jagged peaks, pristine lakes, and hiking trails. Spot wildlife like moose and bears amid stunning vistas – a must for nature lovers.
  • Yellowstone National Park: Less than 60 miles north, the world’s first national park offers geysers like Old Faithful, hot springs, and bison herds. Access via Jackson for day trips or multi-day adventures.
  • Jackson Town Square: Iconic for its elk antler arches made from thousands of shed antlers, this lively square features shops, galleries, and events like the Jackson Hole Rodeo – perfect for photos and Western vibes.
  • National Museum of Wildlife Art: Overlooking the National Elk Refuge, this museum houses thousands of wildlife-inspired artworks, including pieces by Picasso and Warhol – a cultural highlight for art enthusiasts.
  • National Elk Refuge: Home to thousands of elk in winter, offering sleigh rides through herds. Year-round wildlife viewing includes bison and birds, with Teton views – essential for eco-tourists.