We get to see many different animals come and go out of the valley, as Jackson Hole wildlife migrate in and out of the Gros Ventre and Antelope Flats regions.

During the spring, the annual elk migration takes place, at which time the elk migrate out of the valley into the colder mountains, where they remain until the fall.

Pronghorn Antelope and Bison return to the valley in the spring time, and we get to see herds of bison grazing in Antelope Flats and Mormon Row. Our year round wildlife, including moose, bald eagles, beavers, and mule deer are visible as they indulge on spring time food, and we’ve seen several black and grizzly bears out of hibernation.

The Gros Ventre River Ranch is a great place to see Jackson Hole wildlife in their natural habitats. Whether you are on a horseback ride, nature hike, or just looking out the window of your accommodation, you are likely to see all kinds of Jackson Hole wildlife while staying at the ranch!