The 2011 Targhee Hill Climb – Wrun For Wray, is part of the first annual Run To The Summit Series. The event coincides with the summer opening of Grand Targhee.
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A buzz is in the air about the changes coming to the Jackson Hole Bike Park. Bike trails are now open in Teton Village.
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06/11/11
Kings Wave, just south of Hoback Junction on the Snake River, played host to the Wyoming Whitewater Championships Kayak Rodeo and did not disappoint. Jon Souter drops in with an entry maneuver and took first place in todays competition.
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06/10/11
With the Dave Hansen boat right on their heels, the crew from Sands Whitewater celebrates as they round the final corner into the home strech of the Hoback River. Sands repeated it’s Hoback Cup Title to kick off the Wyoming Whitewater Championships.
Read MoreWeekend Winning in Jackson
By: Don Watkins
Shredding, sledding, mountain biking, and wake boarding. A weekend of winning for Don Watkins.
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06/05/11
The sun is shining and the weather is sweet. Jake Johnston soaks in some rays as he plays the first round of disc golf of the season.
Read MoreThe 15th annual Wyoming Whitewater Championships is coming up this weekend, June 10-12, with events on the Snake River, Greys River and Hoback River in Northwest Wyoming. The temperatures are warming up, the river flows are increasing and this is lining up to be an action packed weekend of rafting, kayaking and stand up paddle boarding.
Read MoreHundred Days
06/04/11
The weather favored Jackson Hole on Friday. A tour around the block in a joyful mountain community.
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06/01/11
With the help of Bike Wire.org and Jackson residents, Snake River Brewing delivered their new line of cans to local liquor stores. Lis Collins loads up another basket full to help out with the green delivery system.
Read MoreMemorial Day Ski
By: Chris Dickey
The Jackson Hole Tram opened for the Summer season and there was a crowd ready to get after the 157″ inch base that still holds strong at higher elevations. Chris Dickey put together this galley of video and stills of the first summer run
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