http://ski.curbed.com/archives/2015/06/from-800-to-2000-these-are-the-median-rents-of-the-high-countrys-most-popular-ski-towns.php
$2k median average for a 1 BR. Here in Jackhole...
$2k median average for a 1 BR. Here in Jackhole...
I knew rents here were getting ridiculous.
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I don't care how good the skiing might be, you couldn't pay me enough to live in WY. $925 for a 2bd in Bend. There is a whole hell of a lot more to do there than just ski.
Fail. Jackson > everywhere else in the lower 48. For almost everything. Including just staring at the mountains.
We do have a nice trail or two here to ride.
But yeah, Jackson is like Austin, which is somewhere near Texas, if you follow.
But yeah, Jackson is like Austin, which is somewhere near Texas, if you follow.
Dude. Jackson... Grand Tetons... Gnar... I see... Gnar....
and hot cowboys...
and hot cowboys...
Nick likes the cowboys? Nttiawwt.
Seriously, what brokebackbunny24 said.
Well - NW Wyoming is pretty much Montana...
We own a home in Teton Valley (where Driggs is). 3 BR on two acres, big garage with workshop, and we get $1300. (Best renters in the world) Market price should be $2K or so, but we (and the tenants) are super happy.
SLUM LORD!!
I was in Jackson for only a day and I fucking hated that place. I just remember throngs of dipshit Harley riders slowing passing through town revving their engines and tacky western tourist traps. Could be nice after a solid pandemic and a cleansing fire.
But you could hang with Bryan Iguchi and Travis Rice?!
That area is beautiful, spent some time out there. Just the town of Jackson is a touristy nightmare.
I approve of their sake bars, especially when someone else is paying.
I also liked that there was a trailhead not 100 feet from my apartment. (I spent 6 glorious weeks there in the summer on my internal medicine rotation during med school.)
What do bong sheds typically rent for?
$10/gram
There are five Thai restaurants in the area, as well as 6 sushi joints. The competition is strong, so the quality is high.
So what's the best? We went to Teton Thai Plate and it was very tasty... esp the big hot pot of soup.
The beer at Thai Me Up is fantastical, IMO. But what do I know about beer? I'm just some dumb kid from Colorado.
I like Thai plate for more traditional items, and Thai Me Up is better for après, and more 'fusiony' items. You wouldn't go wrong with either. Teton Thai in the Village is quite good, too.