No, they would remain open year round. Quite a bit of snow in the winter though can damper ones spirit.

Sure are live music at Wirt hotel and Million Dollar Bar and girls can feel safe in both. Have a great trip

We went the first full week of September following the Labor Day weekend, and the weather was fabulous...moderate to warm during the day, while cool in the evening. I would imagine that going the first week of October would be cooler during the day, and probably noticeably cooler in the evening...I would bring clothing layers, so you can put em on first thing in the morning, then start to peel 'em off as the day warms up, then put 'em back on as the day cools down...that's what we did and was a great strategy. You should perhaps start seeing some color change in the foliage which would be great...and you will likely not have any issues with the tourist traffic in October which you will greatly appreciate as well. Have fun !!!

Unfortunately, we were there only 2 days of our National parks(bus) trip-so I don't have any answers for that time period. I would be inclined to contact their Visitors Bureau for the weather & events. We went on a raft ride down the Snake River & that could be cold... We also did a covered wagon trip that included dinner & a show - it was a great time. There are lots of restaurants in the area - and it would be a best (again) to check with the visitors bureau. Sorry I cannot provide more info. Debra.

The Shoot Out happens at 6 PM from Memorial Day to Labor Day.

The 32nd annual Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival, presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce, is September 8-18, 2016

Hello! Fall color climax last year was September 24 in the area of the Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton Park 30 miles north of Jackson. That date plus or minus five or six days or so is typically the peak. Much depends on freezing night temperatures and how much moisture there has been. But since your question was in response to my Town Square posting, because the trees there are watered and there's a lot of water from the town of Jackson in the ground they typically don't reach their climax of color until the third week of October! I agree with the earlier poster, by late August theres usually only a little bit of color in the aspens and cottonwoods. Regarding busyness, July is peak, August is less busy September less yet and October to November is very dead. (Though traffic in town is higher than it used to be due to increased residential be workforce burgeoning.) Many activities and entertainments finish with Labor Day weekend but some stay open through September. In fact, many people come in September to avoid the crowds of July and August and, while it's not nearly as busy as August, it is surprisingly more popular here in September among people coming to see the colors, the elk mating herds and fewer people; it's not as quiet here as it used to be. My favorite time of the year is late September to early October even though in my opinion the very best wildlife viewing is Late May to mid June. Weather is quite unpredictable here in spring and fall; please be flexible and prepared. I hope this helps. I live here.

If this travel company is trying to sell you a package that includes one place where you can visit Maya sites and Wyoming, USA, get a new travel company! Most Maya sites are in Mexico, Guatemala, etc. None that I know of in the United States.

You can't go wrong in Jackson Hole. Beauty is all around you. Take a boat trip down the snake River, fly fishing is fabulous but you can also just do a float trip. Jenny Lake hike is not a difficult hike and you can get some amazing pictures.