Wilson is nestled at the base of the Teton Mountain Range and because it sits directly at the base of this spectacular mountain range, it's home to an abundance abundance of wildlife, like moose, bear, elk, deer, to name but a few. Also a beautiful creek,  Fish Creek, gently winds through the town of Wilson.  Fish Creek is a wonderful fishing and rafting creek.  It eventually spills into the Snake River.  You can raft, canoe, etc, Fish Creek beginning at Wilson all the way to the Snake River and beyond. 

The town of Wilson, like most of the surrounding area is at 6,200 feet.  Brace yourself, if you are coming directly from sea level.  The air is thinner and  it may take a day or so to acclimate.

Like all of Jackson Hole, Wilson is a breathtaking town, spectacular views, horses, mountains, the creek, etc., with quite a bit of open range, but make no mistake, though this is a tiny town it still dangles a lofty Jackson Hole residential price tag - more than it's neighboring town of Jackson.