Town Square Southwest Webcam

This camera looks out over the southwest corner of Jackson's historic Town Square, capturing the antler arches, the central park, and the surrounding boardwalk storefronts. It is one of the most recognizable views in Wyoming.

Town Square is the geographic and social center of Jackson Hole. I have walked through it thousands of times and it still feels like the real West. This camera shows you the current activity level, the weather, and the seasonal character of the square. In the summer the square is packed with visitors, street performers, and locals grabbing lunch on the benches. In the winter the antler arches are lit up and the square has a quiet, magical quality that is completely different from the summer chaos.

Local tip: The four antler arches at the corners of Town Square are made from naturally shed elk antlers collected from the National Elk Refuge each spring. They are replaced periodically as the old ones deteriorate. It is a genuinely unique piece of Jackson Hole history.

About the weather

Right now in Jackson it’s 60°F (feels like 57°F) under broken clouds. Today’s range runs from 60°F to 60°F, humidity sits at 41%, wind out of the West at 4.6 mph, pressure at 1018 hPa. Visibility around 6.2 miles, cloud cover at 69%. The sun rises at 5:58 AM and sets at 6:41 PM.