Antler Arches of Jackson Reviews

Once you visit Jackson Hole, you will quickly see that a picture in front of the antler arches is a must do!

We'd never seen anything like the antler arches. A must-see for the photographer. There's 4 of them to choose from, so if it's crowded at one, try another.

This is different and unique. The arches are located at the various entrances to the park. You can get some good photos from the arches. This is a must do in Jackson.

The antler arches of Jackson are beautiful and photo worthy! At the airport, you are likely to be told not to stop and take a photo by the airport security guard (we were LOL) but not to fear, there are other antler arches in Jackson - all around the center squaure. Beautiful and fun to have a photo taken under. At night they are lit up and have a whole different look to them. Very nice!

Thought this was a very cool use of Elk Antlers to outline the enterances (4-cornors) of the park in the downtown area. Noticed at night one was lit.

What a beautiful western town! Absolutely loved our time in Jackson. Pinky Gs pizza and just a stroll through town on a beautiful fall day with the artists talent that was on display! Just a beautiful day to be in the West!

Having your photo taken here is a touristy thing to do. It isn't hard to find someone willing to snap the shot for you with your phone or camera.

As the title says, if you are in Jackson, "you gotta do it!" Get your photo of you standing under an elk arch that is. The antlers are 100% American and are from the local elk refuge. It's a must do if you are visiting this place.

These antlers sell for around $16 per pound and the Boy Scouts pick up the fallen antlers and sell them for an annual fund drive. They raised over $180,000 last year.

The Antler Arch is a Jackson icon and every first time visit to the area should include a photo at this location. Hey it's free and there are lots of great bars, eateries and shops surrounding it.

just the look of the antlers in all four corners of this small park will draw you in. Its a great area to take pictures at,and its centrally located right in jackson square

You'll see these as you drive in Jackson town. The park is pretty small. The town seemed congested even in the middle of September.

We all learned in biology that elk loose their antlers and regrow new ones every year. Did you ever wonder where all those discarded antlers end up besides hanging on the wall at your favorite watering hole? Well, you no longer need to seek the answer. They end up in these arches at the four corners of this square. And the sheer volume makes you stand back and marvel. A definite photo op for those inclined. Don’t miss this when you visit Jackson. It is a must see just because it is different.

Elk lose their antlers annually so no harm done to animals in making the arches. Lovely set in snow. Don’t miss the war memorial in the centre.

It's antlers. Jammed together and formed into an arch. Maybe I'm missing 'it'. But it's antlers. now maybe if they were each painting a different color...nahhh, it's still antlers

Great spot for a photo op so all your friends know you were in Jackson Hole. Go to one of he less crowded corners for a better photo.

One of those places in the heart of Jackson Hol you need to stop in and get a picture in the antler arch. Maybe you will be lucky and see the staged gun fight that can pop up for tourists.

This has got to be the most creative use of nature I've ever seen. Whoever thought of this brilliant idea deserves a lot of credit. Needless to say, they provide great photo opps, but they are just gorgeous.

Love walking around Jackson each year when we visit as a family. Best family picture is all 21 of us under the Antler Arches.

Always enjoy seeing the arches. The couple of days we were there in May it it snowed three inches each day. Still enjoyed seeing people take pictures in front of the arches and enjoyed visiting the stores and galleries around the square

family Christmas card?? Local police on horses and an old stage coach ride add to the excitement. Mock shootout at 6pm

The races are unique and lots of people take pictures there but I din't see the appeal. The park area was nice enough.

There are 4 on the corners of the downtown square and the amount of photos everyday would stagger the imagination. The arches were recently all replaced and do really look nice but in the end the are just a pile of antlers.

Love the antler arches of Jackson - my favorite time is the morning before the crowds come out. Its just you, the arches, Prairie Dogs and incredible views.

The town centre is lovely and the antler arches at each corner of the square make it a wonderful setting. There are lots of different shops around the square which are all individual shops which is good to see.

This is a pretty cool thing to see. My kids were a little freaked out until I explained that they didn’t kill all the elk to get the antlers. A quick and nice display.

Great to marvel at the Antler Arches and of course a great photo opportunity. An arch at either side of the square so you can't miss them.

The Jackson Town Square is graced by an Antler Arch in each corner of this central square in the town of Jackson. The antlers come from Elk and have been shed naturally, then gathered over the years to form the four beautiful arches. Truly stunning whether covered and dusted with snow in the winter or glistening in summer sunshine.

Don't know what's wrong with people or what they expect. My head spins when I read some of the reviews. This is a nice touch for a town center. 4 of them (one on each corner of the park). Nice to view. Find out the history and about the local Elk Refuge and the yearly auction. All great information and my photo opportunity with my family completes this location.

It doesn’t matter what time of year it is you need to stop and get your photo taken at the arches. I love waiting until night when the lights are on.

Perfect place for a beautiful family picture and ice skating. I think you have to have your own skates.

If in Jackson - you have to shop the nice stores and get a picture under the arches. Its just a real cool photo op for us tourists.

The town square of Jackson was a unique place to visit. The antler arches at each corner of the square made the place inviting. It was a way to walk round the center of Jackson in a relaxed manner.

We stopped by the square with our grandson Ben on his way home to his family in Texas. This is in the center of Jackson, close to all the local tourist attractions.

The arches, 4 in the square, and at least one other that we saw, were great to see in person since they are so well photographed by travel authors, etc. Like most other tourists we had our picture taken under one of the arches, and even saw a wedding performed.

I doubt you can see ay other place quit like this in the world. The town square on each corner has these amazing arches jam packed with elk antlers, meticulously patterned and screwed together. It's in the center of town, and drinking, dining, and shopping can be found in each direction outward.

A must-see when you visit Jackson, WY. Took a couple of pictures. If you come early it is not crowded and can take as many poses and pictures you like.

Absolutely love Jackson, great shopping, lots of places to eat and a fabulous atmosphere in the whole town. The antlers are amazing and the town has loads of photo opportunities.

Must stop photo opp, takes just a few minutes and there are several arches so little wait time. The town square is fun to explore also.

It was fun stopping at the Antler Arches to take our picture! It was a rainy day, but still fun! The square was very clean.

Nothing quite like it. This is the excellent part of the town square park. It is iconic photo for travel bloggers and that souvenir shot for the album You can't find them yourself and they are collected off he rouge in the winter. Ranger told us in back country is a fine to have in possession can get some in shop are costly

Just know that elk shed their antlers every year, so the Antler Arches is not from killed off elk. They even have a Boy Scout antler action in Jackson every May.

I made a two-day stop in Jackson with a view to visiting Yellowstone are not enough to dedicate to Jackson and other surrounding towns. I stayed at Fireside Resort it's not a cheap place but well worth what you pay. You have so much to do from rafting, fishing, rodeo, skiing, photography and visiting Yellowstone.

This is an iconic place to take a photo while in Jackson. There are 4 on the square.
Get there early in the morning and you will not have a crowd to contend with. The square and archs get busy.

I'm not sure why the great draw here but we took the obligatory pictures of the kids under the arches. We would not make a special trip just to see these arches but they were on our way from the car to the main drag.

What a unique place for a photo! In the fall there are fewer people so you will have a better chance for a good photo. I can see that during the tourist season the town square would be very busy.

This is Jackson. nice little town square with a sobering reminder of how many folks from this small town sacrificed for us. Great bronze with plaques naming the fallen. Places to sit and in winter a small ice rink for skating. Very nice park.

Amazing, authentic and one of a kind, you really need to see to believe and get your picture taken...

Interesting feature of Jackson since 1953 are the arches made of some 2000 antlers each at the corners of Town square. These antlers were shed by the local Elk population.

Enjoyed seeing the aches but also the story behind the antlers and how they are acquired. Very interesting. Original to this area only.

The antler arches in Jackson are a novelty that you have to stop at. It's a lovely park to walk through and has great shopping all around.

Kind fellow tourists take turns photographing each other under the arches (there are 4, one on each corner). The arches are maintained by the local Boy Scouts.

This is something that you have to do when you come to Jackson. Unfortunately you will not be the only one trying to get a picture so have a little bit of patience.

A must-see while you're in the area, just because the town is famous for them. Really unique, hard to get your mind around just how many antlers make up each arch. Good for a few photos & about 10 minutes of your time.

The arches are the signature of the town square. They are rebuilt every few years from antlers collected by scouts and other organizations.

The antler arches are amazing!!!
The arches give the town square a old west homey kind of feeling that makes you just sit and let the time flow by.

How do you know you are in Jackson Wyoming? By the antler arches, of course - a must see in downtown Jackson, rain or shine!

was there for the 4th of July - had a great pancake feed in the square with people from all over, the shops around the square are fun to visit, good family adventure

Four arches, one on each corner of the village square- these antlers have been collected since 1960. It’s just cool to see!

Once you hit the town square, it's best to park, walk and see all the sights--not the least of which is a uniquely designed archway on each of the four corners of the town square/park--using the found elk antlers from the nearby National Elk Refuge. Not to be missed, these antler archways.

A must stop place for a picture if you are in Jackson. The structures are amazing with all the antlers.
Can't go through Jackson without a picture here.

I haven't seen anything like these antler arches anywhere else in the US. They are beautiful and express the vibe of the area so well!

A real iconic place for family pictures.All four corners of the town square are Elk antler arches. Really pretty cool.

Great location, centrally location in town square. Great spot for pictures and great memories. Dress warm in traveling in October.

Spent a day walking around downtown Jackson. Great small town. Town square is delightful with Antler Arches at all four corners. Can't miss it, get a picture with the antlers overhead.

The execution is perfect. It looks like real antler. If I am right, they used reproduction of real antler. Form few meters away it looks so real

It adds some atmosphere to the central place.

Jackson Town Square has four elk antler arches, one in each corner, the first being erected in 1953, by the then Rotary Club. It was a huge surprise hit for them, so they started to plan for arches on the other three corners of the Square. All four arches were completed in 1969, with “shed” antlers being harvested from the National Elk Refuge. The arches that stand on the corners now are the second rebuild, since the bone antlers need periodic replacing. Antlers are interwoven around a steel frame and secured as needed. Each arch has approximately 2,000 complete antlers, weighing in at between 10,000 to 20,000 pounds.
The Southwest Arch is the most popular for photographs, so if one wants a less crowded view, try one of the others, as I did.
There was absolutely no place to park on this very crowded day, so I had to get out, while someone else kept the car moving. I took two photos, one of the crowd at the SW Arch, and one at the NW Arch, where I was alone.

We stopped at the park and spent some time taking photos with the arches and my son played in the park. I think this is a must see for anyone visiting Jackson.

Supposedly assembled by the Boy Scouts but domestically say they have primarily shifted to collecting elk antlers at the nearby elk refuge and sell them to the general population using the funds for various good causes.

In any case, the arches are a focal point and a great photo opportunity in Jackson Hole.

The Antler Arch is one of those landmarks you have to see while in Jackson ( like the sign in Las Vegas, it's a must see). It is located in the middle of the town square with a total of 4 arches. There are moose antlers hung upside down at each entry way which say JACKSON WYOMING. Great photo op.

With all there is to see in and around Jackson Hole, this just didn't do much to impress me. I've seen comments about how it's beautiful when lit up and/or when there's snow on the ground, but otherwise, it's not something I'd go out of my way to see. Fortunately, you can simply drive by and get a good look. Not far up the road, you can see live elk which is much more impressive and awesome.

This is something neat to see. It provides a great photo op with just a little time and effort. It is in the middle of the town square and if you are going downtown you might as well take a walk over to see the arches!

The center of Jackson Hole is lovely, marked by this lovely park and Antler Arches as the entrance. A fun farmers market took place at the park on Saturday morning with interesting food and goods stalls. A singer playing a guitar sang by the arches and created a festive atmosphere singing John Denver favorites like "Take me home, Country Roads".

You may have to wait your turn to take a picture under the elk antler arches in the town of Jackson Hole but it's fun and novel. There are four such arches, one on each corner of the town square. What a novel use of natures discards.

You have to have your photo taken under the antler arches! It's right in the middle of town so you can't miss it.

One of our favorite picture spots!! It's so neat to see the intricate work during the day and absolutely beautiful lit up at night! Love how well it was crafted and very much added to the scenery that was already beautiful!

This was my fourth time visiting Jackson and love seeing the antler arches especially at night. With this trip I was a little disappointed because normally all the arches are lit and there were only three this time. It wasn’t a big deal but still nice to see. Plus, I was there for 4 nights and The town never fixed the problem. I thought they would be a little faster at taking care of this since it is a tourist town. All in all it’s still nice to have a picture under one of the lighted arches.

The antler arches are at each corner of the park which has a beautiful tree lined grass area. Center of Jackson Hole, shopping and restaurants off each side of the park

Great place to take a picture right next to the ice skating rink and across the street from bars and restaurants

Great place to sit and people watch, take pictures or enjoy your meal outside if it’s as beautiful out as it was for us

Nice little town square with elk antler arches. Nice selfie spot and it was very popular with tourists.

Iconic. What more can I say. It’s not thrills and adventure but it is something you must do while in Jackson

The Antler arches in downtown Jackson are very iconic for the area. They sort of symbolize the area. The winter lights for Christmas make them even more pretty! I couldn't spend time here without posing under them!

It was raining and the streets were busy when we were there. Glad that we drove around, saw some sites, including this one and had a late lunch while there.

A lot of antlers, a lot of folks standing in the way getting their picture taken when some folks just want to utilize the walkway to the other side of the park.

These are interesting structures. Elk antlers attached to an arched metal frame. The antlers are changed every 30 years or so. Elk loose their antlers every year, so I presume these are all obtained that way. Just a bit unusual.

In the heart of Jackson, the town square is bounded on each corner by these antler arches. The antlers are shed from elk at the National Elk Refuge, so no worry about killing animals for these.

The town square is a great place to unwind for a minute, let the kids play in the grass and chase the prarie dogs. The arches are a sight for sure, and there are 4 of them, so you can choose the best one lighting wise. The antlers are indeed fallen and collected from the Elk Refuge in the winter, not from dead elk.

The George Washington Memorial Park (locals all call it the “Jackson Town Square”, is the cultural, civic, and mercantile heart of the Town of Jackson, with its four main entrances at each of its corners, notably adorned with large arches made from elk antler sheds (they shed each year) collected from the nearby National Elk Refuge just to the North of the valley. In the middle is a nice monument to the military.

Downtown Jackson is a very quaint town. They have wooden walkways and the old town western feel. The arches are a decoration in the square, so if you are visiting Jackson, you really can't miss them.

Great place to take a few photos. I can’t believe that they are real. The history behind it makes it even more special to appreciate what they’ve done to put them together.

there was one of these on each corner of the square. Very neat. Lot of people take photos of them. you gotta take a photo of all four.

Whoever created this was very clever. Very appropriate as a tourist center arch for a western city. Make sure to stop and examine all those antlers.

When you finally get to Jackson Hole and see this, it's worth all the travel time. I loved this little town. We will go back again that's for sure

I have seen this lit up in snow and ice last year.......lovely! I saw it again in September of this year with no snow.....STILL beautiful! Gorgeous architectural design! :)

The four antler arches were made by discarded antlers and then collected up by enthusiastic boy scouts. If you can get in front of the crowds, its a place to take a momento of your trip to this wonderful little town.

This area has local Webcam, which I pointed out to relatives in other states. I told them when I would be at this spot, and sure enough, they was able to see me...about a 7-15 second delay.

Town square. Shopping all around. This is the best place to capture a pic of your loved ones when in Jackson Hole.

This spot is someplace you have to visit and get a picture of when in Jackson. It’s right on a busy intersection and there is one on each of the 4 corners of the little park.

Basically this is the Town Square. A park to relax in while exploring this tiny town. Try takeaway and eat in the park. The antlers decorating the four corner entries do come from the local shedding elk. Read the signage. If you're here at Easter, there's a hunt that takes place here. Other events, too.

Pictures don't do these arches justice. Love visiting in the off season for the most amazing scenery and wildlife sitings!

Saw this from across the street. Lots of traffic and tourists. couldn't really get too close. pretty outstanding to see.

Thousands of elk annually migrate to the refuge just north of Jackson, Wyoming. Boy scouts annually collect the antlers these animals shed and bring them to town where the antlers are sold at auction. These antler arches are found at the airport and at the entrance to the city park.

We had to get our picture taken in front of one of the 4 arches that are the entrances to the Town Center park. Really has a wonderful feel for what Jackson is all about.

These arches have been in Jackson for more than 20 years, and have become a lovely tourist attraction. People love getting their picture taken there and the square is a center of the town for multiple community events. Even more lovely in winter!

At each corner of the town square - which is pleasant enough in itself - there are these massive arches constructed out of antlers.Tons of people stop for photos which can jam things up a bit but they are lovely.

It is amazing to collect all of those antlers and make arches out of them. But a quick 15 second peek is all you need, so don't go too far out of your way to see them.

Loved the Christmas decorations & ambiance in December! We took several walks around the town square, enjoying the low key atmosphere. Kids kept betting that the antlers are fake...until we read the sign :)

Always cool to see these Arches in Jackson Hole. This area is beautiful and clean. Love walking around the park.

Unique and so Wyoming! Lots and lots of antlers to create this arch...also one at the airport and at the entrance to a lovely park

I have seen it before, but just learned the history. Very unique and worth seeing if you are in town.

Enjoyed everything about Jackson Hole. Lots to do and see. Stayed at the cabins in the Elk Lodge, walking distance to area events and restaurants.love to go back.

antler archways at each entrance blends in well with the setting surroundings of whole town. lights up pink at night for breast cancer awaerness

You absolutely can't go to Jackson Hole without the obligatory photo in front of the antler arches! I've probably been 20 times, but get a new photo each time!

Each corner of the park has the antler arches, park is lovely and had cowboy playing guitar, people having picnics! Enjoyable place to take a brake from traveling.

Very interesting to see antlers being put to use in a unique artistic way. Not only were they in Town Square I also noticed them in Jackson Hole Airport

We always take pictures at the Antler Arches in Jackson Hole. They are fascinating. A stop in Jackson Hole is not complete without seeing them.

You will l ikely not see these elsewhere in the country- arches made entirely of antlers! They are at all the entrances to the central park, with some smaller versions elsewhere in town, but not as visible or as iconic as these. Though they are white, they have not been painted, but have weathered in the sun over time. Many people stop under the arches to take beautifully framed pictures.

Don't miss the antler arches on the four corners of Jackson's town square. Most unusual and great for photo op.

From a distance they are cool up close not so much. Oh if you want a picture good luck. There are people all over and taking one is hard. You must just wait and see. The park inside of the Arches is nice but most do not even see it.

I have been to Jackson Hole many times throughout the years and still enjoy visiting the arches. They are a stable part of Jackson and the history behind them is interesting.

Seeing the arches with my own eyes was surreal as I only dreamed of coming here since long time ago. These antlers also remind people of the endless life that presents itself on the land of Wyoming, the arches are simply beautiful!

Jackson is a tourist town but I enjoy talking to locals. At the park it seemed like everyone was from some where but not there.
So after walking around a bit and taking a shot or two, we moved on.

These are a fascinating and unique feature of downtown Jackson Square.
From the respectful military memorial at the Square's center, to the array of shops, galleries and eateries around its perimeter; the arches provide a memorable accent to the whole area's ambiance.

This IS Jackson! This is the iconic photo when visiting. Without it it would be like visiting Paris with out a photo of the Eiffel Tower or New York without a photo of the Statue of Liberty

It was pretty neat to see the elk antler archways- they’re at all 4 corners of the town square park. It’s cool to read the history behind them too. Plus a great photo opp.

Okay, when you come to Jackson you HAVE to get your photo under the Antler Arch BUT remember it is a public place and be considerate of those trying to get to wherever they are going. Be patient, but get the photo. You're in Jackson, aren't you?!

Great photo op! Antler arches are on all 4 corners of the town square and are a great place to hang out and meet while shopping.

In the middle of Jackson, at the corners of the town square, you'll find large arches composed of elk antlers. It's a great place for a souvenier photo.

As you travel in the center of Jackson Hole, you are going to cross these arches made of thousands of antlers. Elk shed their antlers while in the National Elk Refuge and the Boy Scouts troops harvest them. Antler are then auctioned off.

What a great idea. Each year they collect all the antlers that have been shed and make 4 huge arches in this park at Jackson Hole. Everyone comes to get a photo in front of them. Its quite amazing to get up close.

It’s a small park, but it was cool to see the Elk antler arches! We stopped here on our bus tour. A quick stop, but some nice photo opportunities.

Very places in the world would you be able to find such a display. They have taken a waste item and made it into art.

We stopped to get a pic but had to walk to other side so we wouldn't have sun in our faces for pic. Lucky there are 4 sides to choose from. We were also lucky that another couple was there at the same time to trade photography skills! LOL

Jackson is a great shopping and dining town. The antler arches (and the surrounding environment) are what set it apart from every other tourist town. And yes, great photo op.

It is a very cool unique and iconic structure you won't see anywhere else and you would love to have your picture taken.

The town is nicely decorated for the holidays, but is filled with overpriced merchandise. There are a lot of fun stores to look through, and some interesting gift shopping, but be prepared to pay top dollar.

This is a great spot to snap a picture to remember your trip to Jackson, WY. Walk around the small square and you will see four of these antler entrances. Pick one a take a photo!

We took family pictures in the daylight and they all turned out great.
In the evening these antler arches are all lit up with lights, so we had to take more photos. Definitely a Kodak moment

A nice photo opportunity while in the area, surrounded by a wide variety of shopping and restaurants.

These arches are the "iconic symbol" of Jackson Wyoming. They have an arch at each corner of the park, so no matter where the sun is, you can always get a great picture.

Had a very enjoyable day and could have spent more time if we had it. Nice restaurants and shops; nice people!

Located in the town square, no visit to Jackson Hole is complete without getting your picture taken under one of the four arches at each corner of the square.

Jackson is a very pretty town, and the square featuring the antler arches sits at the center. You may need to wait in line to get that selfie or groupie.

We enjoyed walking to each of the 4 antler rainbows, as my kids called them. They are each a bit different and centrally located in town square. Nice little park and a unique feature of the town.

This city square is extremely unique with its arches made from the antlers' of elk. The stores and restaurants are right near.

Neat to see all the Antler arches in Jackson Hole Wyoming and to read the background story. The antlers are picked up each year from the National Elk refuge each year.

Great photo opportunity day or night. In town square which provides a great meeting point and sense of direction.

I had read about this and saw pictures of other people under the arches. So of course it was a must thing to do and grab our own photo op there too!

These beautiful arches are in all four corners of the square, they are all naurally shed and are picked up from an area just outside Jackson hole every year where they are auctioned off

Jackson Square, a great place for photo-op, Elk Arch on all four corners. Lots of places to shop and eat in this area.

A neat archway made of antlers can be found right downtown in Jackson Hole. It is made from shed antlers (so no killing of beasts to dread), and is a neat thing to walk past when downtown. You won't spend much time there, but you will be in the middle of Jackson Hole if you are looking at it.

Any visit to Jackson, WY must include a stop at this little downtown part. It's beautiful in winter covered in snow and it's beautiful in summer with the beautiful fir trees. The antler arches are very interesting and pretty at night with the lights intertwined.

Popular place to take pictures. Everyone was family and offered to take pictures of each other. They are 4 arches so if one ios busy try one in the back of the square.

The antlers are dropped at the end of the season and are then collected and sold (often at auction) or, in this case, made into huge arches on each corner of the towns Central Park.
It’s very unique and worth stopping for a photo

makes the square in town very local & cool! great place to take family pictures & for kids to play around

Cute village, great photo opportunity at sunset. Next to some great shops and restaurants. Just off the main drag.

We stopped at this park on our way through Jackson Hole. We got pictures of the kids standing next to one of the 4 arches made of elk antlers. Very cool.

A great feeling to stand under these iconic arches and have your picture taken. The arches are located on the four corners of the Town Square located in the middle of the downtown area of Jackson.

Makes for a good photo at night or in the day. Right in the centre of Jackson Hole (on time square).

Interesting to look at and marvel at the intertwining of so many antlers four times over. They arch over four entrances to a small, but lovely tree filled park at town center.

Photo opts a must, but need to wait your turn or click a few extra pictures without passer-bys walking into the frame. They were fun to see since.

This is a very creative use of the antlers that the elk shed each year, collected by scouts and used to decorate the town square on each of its four corners. Worth stopping to see.

Great spot for a photo because it's not everyday you can come across an Elk Antler Arch! Glad they had one at each corner and even around town as it's a bit of a tourist photo op.

The four elk antler arches at the four corners of George Washington memorial Park (Town Square) have become well known icons of Jackson Hole. We love this icon, and it was interestin to learn that the first arch erected in 1953 by the local Rotary Club. The first arch success led to the erection of three more arches between 1966-9. Later, between 2007 to 2013 all arches had been replaced with new antlers due to natural wear.

There are several of these arches around the center park in town. It’s a lovely town to walk through and a lovely park. Definitely interesting to see and know that these were all shed by elk in the area.

So the park in the center of town has 4 of these arches made up of antlers. An interesting photo op as you walk thru town.

Antler arches at the four entrances to the park. Great photo-op location during your trip to Jackson, WY

This was one of the very first things we saw upon entering the town! It was the moment we know we had "arrived!" Of course, we had to get our photo under them! I had no idea there were 4 of them! That's a lot of antlers! We loved our time in Jackson!

This was a unique photo opportunity - giant arches made all from antlers !! It was amazing. 4 arches on 4 corners of a nice shaded park in the middle of town. Nice place to sit and take in the area.

A must for a picture stop! Aches are in town and are quite a sight to see! There are four arches on each corner of the town square park. Surrounded by great restaurants and shops!

With you precious self in front…
Shop in the Jackson Mercantile, they have tons of interesting stuff and eat upstairs at Roadhouse Brewing Co (separate review)

Multiple antler arches around the town square provide a unique photo opportunity. It’s free and the younger children will be wowed by them.

Jackson is a very cute town lots of shopping and places to dine. The Antler Arches of Jackson are incredible tribute to the areas wild life, But the grand Tetons steel the show.

The town square is small and quaint! Arches at every corner of the square. Great to explore for a day

If you are visiting Jackson, you have to go see the antler arches in theTown Square. It is amazing to see all the antlers that are used to make up all the four different arches. Be sure to take your picture under one of them.

Such a cool and unique feature to Jackson. We read that each arch was made with at least 2000 antlers.

Jackson is a great place with lots of restaurants and shops. The Antler Arches are located in the heart of town and are one of those things you must see when you visit. My family and I took a few pictures and enjoyed seeing the arches. It makes for an interesting few minutes viewing and some great photos.

Jackson Hole was our 1st and last day on a two week vacation from Mt. Rushmore, Custer State Park, Crazy Horse, The Badlands area to the Battle at Big horn to Cody, Wy. Yellowstone and Fishing the Snake River for Cuts outside Jackson. Friendly Locals and Great eateries!! And Phenominal Scenery and wildlife.

All four corners of the town square have arches made out of elk antlers. Hundreds must have gone into the project and the arches are perfectly formed. This is a must see and must photo op.

Great use of the shed elk antlers. The four antler arches are in the town square. Very unique and well worth the time to walk around this small town public park. Lots of people taking their photos. We enjoyed walking around the area.

These are located in the town square. Great photo opportunity.

Instead of waiting your turn, remember that there are four entrances to the town square ,each of which has a arch.

These are a must-see. There were some arches at our hotel as well, albeit a bit smaller. Get your requisite pic taken under them at night.

Absolutely loved the antler arches around the town square and glad there are multiple as they all had people at them all the time we were walking around town.

We've been to or through Jackson 7-8 times in the last 45 years, and we always stop at the Town Square to see the antler arch. It just wouldn't be a complete visit without the stop. I have a photo of my 4-year-old daughter under the arch in 1974. She was with us on this trip and I am mad at myself that I didn't take the same photo.

Liked the story behind the Arches, Boy Scouts and the Jackson working together. Very unusual arches.

Great place to take a photo suitable for framing. In essentially the downtown square of Jackson, it is easily within walking distance of most of the tourist attractions of the town itself.

Obviously a must-do picture opportunity. It wouldn't be a trip to Jackson unless you took home a picture of you standing under one of the arches.

It a cool thing to see the arches but I'm not sure I would go out of my way to see them. They are at the town square which is a nice place to go.

The antler arches are pretty cool. There is an arch on each corner of the part. The number of antlers it took to create each one is pretty incredible. Nothing super exciting, but they make for a nice quick photo opportunity. We went early in the morning when the light was really pretty.

Marking the four corners of the Jackson town square these four antler arches are easy to spot and use as guideposts in your exploration of Jackson. There is always a group of tourists in the foreground taking advantage of the photo spot.

Busy spot at certain times, so can be a challenge to get your turn to take a picture, but "the" spot in town other than on a saddle in the Cowboy Bar.

The Antlers which are said to only come from shed horns, never from hunted animals are nicely located in the heart of this very quaint town. A good place to set up a meeting for when your group may split up to explore differing areas of interest.

Huge antler archways are on all four corners of the square downtown and the entrance into the airport

Very interesting but morbid.. . . .almost reminded me of skull houses we have seen in Europe. Its impressive none the less... .

Lovely town square that also (now) has the addition of an ice skating rink that was not present during our last visit 10 years ago. Area surrounded by great shops and eateries. A "must stop" place for a picture if you are traveling through Jackson Hole.

The arches are lovely but not worth more than a few minutes to stop and grab a picture. As it’s also located on the busiest intersection in town it was also difficult to do in the middle of the day so go early if you can

Real elk antlers that were shed - No elks were harmed in the construction of this arch! Its' a must when your in town.

As you enter Jackson Hole there’s an Arch there and also at all 4 corners of the town square. Very unique & Big. Antlers used are the ones shed each year & collected.

A must see in Jackson. The antlers and town square is an iconic Jackson experience. I recommend a stop here while in Jackson Hole.

This is probably the most photographed spot in Jackson! You see people constantly taking selfies here.

Antler arches on the four corners of the town square. I believe every person passing through has their picture taken under one of these. Just have to take your time and be patient for others to do the same.

Love the antler arches. You must get a selfie with the iconic antler arches and visit all the little shops in the area. A great little park

There used to be just one arch, and none of these four is the original, which was just worn out. Any one of them, though, is a necessary picture.

We were amazed at all the arches and stood for a few pictures of us and friends . Great visit ! Will defiantly return in all seasons

everyone takes their picture under the arches, with the sign Jackson Hole, Wy in the middle of the arches.

Centerpiece of Jackson the small park with antler arches on each corner. not much in the park. Wait you turn, snap a pic, and gp eat or shop.

Went in May of 2018 and spent time in Jackson for my birthday. Drove through there as a youngster with my parents, but never stayed there and enjoyed it until this trip. Wonderful area and the people are great, the locals, the visitors...must see

Nice little square in Jackson with these huge antler arches on every corner. Good for a photo op. Lot of folks doing the same so easy to get our picture taken together.

This is a beautiful spot for pictures that will make lifetime memories. We were there with another couple in July.

Okay, we walked through downtown Jackson to see this and it was worth the walk. There are giant arches made with discarded antlers on each corner of the city square. Not sure who started this, but it was a brilliant move. There must be a million+ photos taken/shared every day. Free marketing!

These arches of real antlers are on 4 sides of the town square. I can't imagine how many of these there might be.

The Antler Arches of Jackson are hard to miss! They are the center of the town square. However you can see Antler Arches in other locations as well. They are a great treat to see. Make sure that you look up the history on Antler Arches. We had our one year grand daughter with us and in the photo I provided, she did become a "new" town greeter! LOL! Great time in Jackson Hole!

The town square in Jackson Hole is iconic. You've got to have your picture taken in front of the arches. And there's loads of great restaurants and a local brewery all within walking distance.

Great photo op in the heart of JH. Iconic and cool location to meet up with your group as well. There are 4 arches, one on each of the 4 corners of the square.

The antler arches are a "must see" in Jackson Hole. They are nice to see during the day, but much more spectacular at night.

The antler arches on the corners of the park in the center of the town square were cool to see, but not as impressive as I thought they might be. Also, there was always a crowd around them taking pictures and a line to get to take a picture. We didn't feel it was worth the wait.

I loved the square and the antlers. We have to take our picture here every visit! This year they had ice skating and the children enjoyed it so much! It was free with a ten dollar skate rental. Nice skates and even though the rink is small they were the only ones on the ice some times.

The arches are quite a sight to see. Very unique and well done. Great photo opportunity. They are really a trademark of Jackson.

Interesting and unique - the arches are made from the antlers of the elk that winter in the JH valley - go sledding through them for close up views!

Made from elk antlers that are shedded each year. Four arches, one on each corner of Jackson Town Square. Not to be missed when in Jackson. Cowboy mock gunfight each evening next to Town Square.

This is the 3rd time we’ve seen the Town Square but the first time in the Winter. Winter is much prettier and a little less crowded. The antler arches are incredible to see. I’m glad they make an arch out of them, accentuates the area. In the winter they have an ice skating ring in the middle of the square. A must see!

The antler arch is on all four corners of the square. Very busy and very crowded. Makes it difficult to get pictures. Have to see it to say that you have been there.

The antlers are really cool that the arch is made up of. We had our picture made here also. The arches are in all four directions.

This Central Park, located in city center, has antlers at each corner, perfect for pictures announcing your location on media.
Scouts collect the shedded antlers each year from the elk preserve. Lots of people watching here, and activities near.

Kids loved the antlers and the lights were fun. We weren't able to find time to ice skate, but something for next time!

Once I read that the antlers were shed each year and gathered form the land for the arches I thought it was pretty cool.

The arches of all these antlers are just amazing to see. You feel like the West. Entrances to the park. We saw the Sheriff of the town riding on a horse how fun is that.

great place for a nice vacation photo. people take turns and even offer to take your group pic. right downtown so worth a quick stop for a picture or to just sit in the park and enjoy the view.

Jackson Hole's town square is so lovely and the shopping and restaurants are wonderful! I can't wait to go back.

This is a lovely downtown park with plenty of seating and photo opportunity. Everyone wants a photo under the 4 arches made of antler horns styled in a unique and creative tribute to the area wildlife.

As a vegan I really appreciate that these sheds are gathered from the local elk refuge. It seems that everyone has to stop to get a photo in front of this attraction. There are 4, one on each corner of the town square in the heart of Jackson. Be sure to stop there while you ate out enjoying the shops & restaurants

Class site for a photo op with the family . Great shopping here with a surprising number of good places around the center arch area. It would be nice to return when we had more time to spend

It seems everything needs a trademark or brand these days and Jackson’s Elk Antler Arches in the four corners of the town’s Central Park fit the bill. They’re a great photo opportunity!

fascinating and an up close look at these majestic elk antler - don't worry they are naturally shed every winter

There are four arches in town square, one on each corner. It is quite interesting to see these arches made of elk antlers. They are at least 15 feet tall or more. Kids love seeing this.

We loved seeing the arches all around the park. This was such a great idea and made it feel so part of the scenery.

You have to get a pic under the arches!! Beautiful town square - need to stroll through the square and enjoy the shops, restaurants, and enjoy the views from town.

One arch at the corner entrances to the town square. The must be hundreds of Elk antlers making up each arch. Very unique and unusual.

The arches were at all entrances of the park. Plenty of opportunity for photos without strangers. Super cool and great plaques with explanations of the antlers.

Great natural art feature (no elk were harmed) to the Town Square. Antlers are on all 4 corners of the park for you to be able to take photos at. Worthwhile to go take a photo of you get the chance.

When we arrived in town we went for a walk and found this little town square and at each entrance there are these cool arches made from Antlers. These cool arches are very unique simply because of the material used to make them, so while in Jackson make sure you get to the town square and have a look for yourself.

Can’t say you’ve been to Jackson without stopping at one of the four antler arches. Located right in the center of the city.

as we walked around we ended up at the arches of Jackson as they are located at all 4 corners of the park very unique..

The antler arch is at the 4 corners of the town green, just an impressive look, and unusual, great photo, opportunity.

Of course we got the token photo opportunity. Interesting how these four arches were put together and clearly have become landmarks. Situated in a nice park with benches.

You must take an obligatory picture by these famous arches on all 4 corners of Jackson Hole town square.

In the town square, all corners of the square are bordered by the antlers. Pretty lights show up at night. Great Photo Op.

It is what Jackson Hole square is known for. It is impressive. It is a good opportunity for a photo. A must see. A must do if in Jackson Hole.

We found this place by accident. It is a really cool little park w/a really unique arch made entirely of antlers (like you would guess from the name). Great place for a photo opportunity and very Jackson Hole :-)

This is an iconic spot for a photo to show that you have visited Jackson Hole.We always visit and take photos.

You have to stop and take a photo under the Antler Arches. Located at the Jackson Town Square, there are 4 at the corners. Spend some time walking around and shopping afterwards.

Four corners of antler arches to the entrances of Town Square Park. What else would you put in a park in Jackson Wyoming! Very cool. Definitely a photo opportunity!

All 4 corners of the square have giant antler arches. Makes for a great photo op. Extremely unique. Quaint shoppes line the square, lots of souvenirs and other stores to shop at.

Walking or driving by the town square would make it impossible to miss these structures. Especially now with the holiday lighting.

On my visit to Jackson Hole we came across this park. AT the entrance was the arch of antlers. The park was clean and flowers were nice. On the opposite side of the park there was a staged gun battle on the streets. It was a lot of fun.

At first glance you say....What?? Then when you realize what a work of art this is, you have to smile and of course, take a few pictures.

come one writing a review of antlers,,,,,,here we go.....they are the arches on the 4 corners of the town square,,,,,,,,,,you do not go to jackson and not go to time square.....plain and simple,,,when you go to jackson you walk the square THIS IS FOR EVERY ONE

Came to the antler arches for an iconic photo and a picnic lunch on a beautiful afternoon. Free 3 hour parking on the street nearby and plenty benches to sit on to enjoy a picnic lunch. Lots of ground squirrels scurrying about and begging for food. Sunshine and a view of the mountains for an outstanding setting.

Jackson is what you would expect a ski resort town to look like. The antler arches are perfect to get the family photo made.

I mean how cool is it that this town square has this many antler arches!! We visited during winter so the Christmas lights were still up and along with the arch lights it was just beautiful!

Around town (at least five places I recall) you can find antler arches which were nicely lit up at night. Great photo stop.

The town is so cute to walk around, so a s top at the Town Square park and a photo under one of the Antler arches is a must. It is pretty cool!

A must see if visiting! At night the structuresare lit up, in October they are pink! Ample parking nearby.

This is a must see for this is a great spot to have your picture taken with the arch behind you in the center of town.

The arch which is located in the Town Square makes for great photos. I would recommend stopping by if you have a chance.

You have to have a photo in one of the 4 corners with Antlers. I suggest one in the day and one at night the they light them up.

This is the only town square that offers 4 antler arches to enter the town square. Great spot to take photographs but it can be difficult to try to get the perfect shot with nobody in the photo.

The town square is small but they have vendors on some weekends that offer many different types of things from assorted food choices to clothing. The weekend we were there the vendors did shut down early before 2pm so if you want to shop keep that in mind.

Great place to visit but don't expect to spend much time in this time square unless some type of entertainment is being offered.

If staying anywhere near the center of town you should absolutely take a quick walk around the square to see the arches. They are a nice touch to the area and make Jackson unique.

This is the place to take your group photo. Ask a stranger to snap a shot for you and share it with the world. The park is beautiful and the veterans memorial inside the park is worth a stop.

Main tourist attraction in downtown Jackson. There are 4 entrances to the square and each one has this monument that is made with the antlers of elk that fell during their "molting",

The town of Jackson offers something for everyone. The antler arches are a unique entrance to the quaint town square. Wonderful place to visit.

Walked through the park with these antlers at each corner. At the center of town it is hard to miss. Our motel was located so close to town that walking was very possible.

These are located on all four corners of downtown park. Cute and different attraction. Lots of tourists taking pictures at this site on day we were there.

In all of our travels I’ve never seen anything like this, let alone on all 4 corners of a very cute town! Jackson Hole is so fun to stroll with pretty good parking & great shops. Easy access to the airport & lots of fun family options.

Nice photo op (there are 4). There are plenty of benches to relax on while the rest of the group is shopping.

Framing each corner of our downtown park are 4 arches constructed from elk antlers that are shed each year by elk win our National Elk Refuge. Have to take a pic with the family under these. Plenty of folks who offer to take your pics. Fantastic in winter with the soft lights from holidays and soft image of snow.

These antler arches, constructed of shed antlers, can be found on all four corners of the Jackson Town Square. You won’t find these arches anywhere else except in Wyoming. (There’s another arch in Afton, Wyoming). We loved these arches because they’re so unique and great for a photo op.

There are 4 antler arches surrounding the park entrances at Jackson Hole. Very impressive to view. Seems like the antler arches are one of the most photographed attractions in Jackson Hole.

Such an iconic picture if you’re visiting. On every corner of the square. The scouts collect them each year and auction off as fundraiser. Some proceeds go conservation efforts in the town and we heard the boys scouts have one of the most profitable troops in the country! Beautiful and worth stopping for a pic!!

Saw a few of these around the area glad the antlers are shed and collected and not been taken from shot animals. Had 4 arches here on each corner of the square.

Unique and historic to Jackson Hole. Photoing this everyone will know you are in Jackson Hole,WY. The place for pictures and selfies. The park on the square is relaxing to sit and people watch when you are tired of browsing and shopping!

You will believe this only when you see it. There are several arches around this park in the middle of town. No, there was no snow in May and it looked a lot prettier than the picture.

Great classic experience by the Arches with plenty of picture opportunities. They change the lights that are on the arches based on what time of the year it is. Definitely Americana at its finest!

This is how Jackson hole started, need to see it. Too many people to enjoy it and take pictures, will return in less busy time of year

Just snap a picture and say that you did. In the middle of town, surrounded by nice shops and places to eat.

The arches Are so pretty and unique!
Wonderful town to just walk and browse!
People are so pleasant and friendly !
Great ice cream at moos!

Amazing to see, especially at night when its all lit up in the winter time. Definitely a scenic point in Jackson.

Check out the Antler Arches in Jackson Center Square. There are 4 areas on the corners and provide great photo opportunities and represent the power of the Elk and other animals that shower the area. WOW !!

A great photo spot to go along with our picture album. Will always remember the time we had in Jackson.

Nice photo op. Not as large as the 4 on the town square, but an alternate option to avoid some of the crowds.

This is a beautiful small town square. I believe it to be the heartbeat of the city with all the local tourist attractions surrounding a very peaceful part with one of a kind arches made from Elk Sheds. I don't need to recommend because you will go to the square while in Jackson. Take time away from shopping to take a pic at the arches and honor the war memorial with your visit. You might also want to ice skate if so inclined.

1 set of arches on each corner of the town square, same that you see at the airport after exiting the plane upon landing.

There are antler arches on each corner of the town square. One must have a photo under the antlers when in Jackson!

It is a great place to sit down with a cup of tea or coffee in the hand in the afternoon. Located in the town center, nice ice cream shop near by. Surrounded by many restaurants.

This was really cool to see; very distinct & unique to this area. Definitely worth seeing and getting a picture in front of the arch.

You can't go to Jackson without an obligatory photo of the Antler Arches. Especially in this world of selfies! Such a cool sculpture.

We just don't like this! No added value for us. Perhaps other tourists think differently about this!

If you go to Jackson Hole, you have to have your photo taken at the elk antler arches. There are four of them, one on each corner of the square. You may have to wait to get a turn, but it’s what you have to do!

The elk antler arches are a great place for a quick and fun picture. But do try to read a little historical context before you go. The antlers are shed each year by the elk in the nearby national elk refuge (so no animals are hurt or killed) and have been used by local people as a renewable resource for many years for all kinds of things. There is an annual auction of shed antlers each year, where the antlers are collected by local non profits (mostly scouts) and the procedure used to buy winter food for the elk herd.

The antlers are a nice touch and an easy photo opportunity. The town, though crowded, is fun for art lovers, since there are so many galleries to pick through. Tough parking is the main problem.