Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce
Contact UsThe Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce is the membership-driven business and visitor organization for Teton County, operating visitor centers, business resources, advocacy programs, and event coordination from offices on West Broadway in downtown Jackson. The right fit is travelers needing maps, current conditions, or recommendations on arrival; local businesses seeking membership, marketing reach, or advocacy backing; and event organizers coordinating with community programming. The wrong fit is anyone expecting a free travel-planning agency; the Chamber serves both visitors and members but is not a personal trip-planner.
What you'll find
Three operations under one Chamber umbrella. Visitor services: walk-in visitor centers (often co-located with the Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center) carrying maps, brochures, road and trail condition info, and recommendation conversations with knowledgeable staff. Business membership and resources: Chamber membership, marketing programs, business advocacy, networking events, and educational programming for member businesses. Event and community programming: regional events, professional development, and partnerships with local nonprofits. Office at 260 W Broadway in Jackson; visitor centers in additional locations.
Why people stop in or join
Three reasons. First, on-the-ground intelligence. Visitor center staff know which trails are open today, which roads have construction this week, and which restaurants are operating shortened hours. Online research often misses these details. Second, member backing for businesses. Chamber membership offers marketing reach, networking events, and a direct line to community advocacy on the regulatory and zoning issues that affect business operations. Third, the Chamber's role in regional events. Annual events, business celebrations, and community-wide programming are often coordinated or co-hosted by the Chamber.
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For visitors: walk in to a visitor center on arrival; ask the staff specifically about same-week conditions and any local events. For businesses: contact the Chamber directly for membership tiers and current programs. For event coordinators: contact the events team about partnership opportunities. Visitor center hours run year-round but vary seasonally; check the Chamber website for current locations and hours before relying on a specific stop.
The catch
Two honest tradeoffs. First, the Chamber is a membership organization, which means recommendations naturally weight toward member businesses; this is normal but worth knowing. Second, visitor center staff cover the basics excellently but cannot substitute for specialized advice on technical activities (backcountry skiing, advanced fly fishing, climbing routes); for those, route to specialty operators.
Heads up
For first-time Jackson visitors, walk into a visitor center on day one of the trip rather than leaving it to the end. The conversation with a knowledgeable staffer often surfaces information you didn't know to ask: a trail closure that would have wasted half a day, an event that would have been the highlight of the week, a road condition that changes the day's plan. Twenty minutes of in-person Chamber conversation often beats two hours of online research.
Final word
For Teton County visitor information, business membership, and community event coordination, the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce is the right place. Walk into a visitor center on arrival, contact the office for business membership questions, and use the staff knowledge as the asset it is.
FAQ
Is the visitor center free to use?
Yes. Walk-in visitor information is free.
Can businesses join?
Yes. Chamber membership is the model; multiple tiers are available.
Where are the visitor centers?
Multiple locations including a downtown Jackson presence and partnerships with the Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center. Check the Chamber website for current locations.
What's the office address?
260 W Broadway in downtown Jackson.