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Lake Jackson Child Care, Licensed Center – Child Care Program

Lake Jackson Child Care

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Lake Jackson Child Care is a licensed center – child care program in Lake Jackson, Brazoria County, that welcomes your child and family. Sensitive, loving interactions with teachers are the active ingredients of high quality early care and learning programs. Children benefit socially, intellectually and physically from participation in quality group care experiences, with proven results that last into their school years. Quality child care/day care programs also involve parents—regularly telling you about your child’s daily activities, and sharing information about child development topics and activity ideas to enjoy at home.

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Ms Elaines Wee Care DC And Preschool

1012 Sycamore St, Lake Jackson, TX 77566

(979) 285-9977

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Brazoria County Head Start-Lake Jackson Campus

303 Garland Dr, Lake Jackson, TX 77566

(979) 297-8018

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Happy Faces Early Learning Center

313 Garland Dr, Lake Jackson, TX 77566

(979) 529-9385

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(979) 297-1662

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★ Top 10 Tourist Attractions in Jackson Hole ★

Sandwiched at the foot of the mighty Teton Mountain Range in northwest Wyoming, the Jackson Hole Valley offers more than one exhilarating taste of the Wild Wild West. On the southern edge of the valley, the small town of Jackson (pop. 9,577) is an authentic Old West town, where elk and mule deer roam the streets, and the ranch will crack its shoulders with ski bombs and jet-setters from all over the world. The valley is also home to Grand Teton National Park and Bridger Teton National Forest with some of the most impressive alpine scenery in the world, as well as an impressive array of wildlife, from marmots and mountain lions to moose, bison and grizzly bears. And if all that’s not enough wildly, skiers and snowboarders can carve out the slopes of the Jackson Hole mountain resort, often voted the ski resort of North America, thanks to over 2,500 hectares of precipitous and often powdery ski terrain.

See also: Where to stay in Jackson Hole

1 Grand Teton National Park

Grand Teton National Park David Blackley / photo modified

Grant Teton Square, at over 310,000 acres mountain wilderness in the world. Visitors arriving at Jackson Hole for the first time are often in awe of the jagged peaks of Teton Mountain Highland Park ( Grand Teton is the highest peak at over 13,770 feet.) Those arriving on commercial flights into the valley actually land at the National Grand Teton Park at Jackson Hole Airport – one of the few airports in the world within a national park. Nature lovers and photographers will be in heaven here with over 200 miles of hiking trails and breathtaking views that range from dense pine forests and fields of colorful wildflowers, to sparkling lakes and winding Snake River . Among the diversity of flora and fauna are more than 900 species of flowering plants, 300 species of birds and 60 species of mammals, including elk, black bears and grizzly bears.

A great place to start your tour of the park is the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center at the Museum, which provides an excellent overview of the park’s ecology. The popular Lawrence S. Rockefeller Preserve serves as the starting point for eight kilometers of beautiful hiking trails. Other highlights include hiking at Signal Mountain , Taggart Lake , String Lake , as well as Lay Lake , and a boat ride on Jenny Lake is also a favorite. The scenic drive for Antelope between Moose and Kelly offers the opportunity to see Mormon Row’s historic homes, as well as herds of bison and antelope. After exploring the park, hungry travelers can stop at Dornans at the Muses for a delicious lunch on the outdoor deck with great mountain views. Please note that some park roads and hotspots are closed during the winter months.

2 Editor’s Choice Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village | Photo Credit: Brian Hastings

Frequently voted the number one ski resort in North America, Jackson Hole Ski Resort is legendary among gunpowder hounds for its long runs and challenging backcountry weather. The resort has a reputation as the birthplace of extreme skiing, however beginners and intermediate skiers will also find plenty of suitable terrain. In the winter, skiers and snowboarders can carve over 2,500 acres of ski runs across two mountains, and experienced skiers can take a spin on the Corbet Kublai, steep and narrow flume with a 10-20 foot drop (depending on snow conditions) from the eaves above. But the fun doesn’t stop when the snow melts. In the summer, tourists can ride the 100-person tram up to 10,450 feet for incredible views and high Alpine hiking trails, or hop on a high-speed gondola and enjoy a meal with panoramic views of the entire valley. Other fun summer activities include mountain biking, hiking, frisbee golf, and a ropes course designed for climbers of all abilities. Teton Village , at the base of the ski mountains, offers excellent resort amenities, including outdoor equipment and clothing stores, as well as restaurants and hotels. The free summer concert series staged here is a hit with locals and tourists alike.

Official website: http://www.jacksonhole.com/

3 Jackson Square

Jackson Town Square dw_ross / photo modified

Cowboys and downtrodden globes feel equally scared at home in Old Town Jackson, which sits at the south end of the valley at 6237 feet. The city is a popular confluence site for 9 geothermal wonders0108 Yellowstone National Park , just an hour’s drive from the hotel, and in the rugged mountain wilderness Grand Teton National Park , A great place to start your tour is Jackson Square. Tourists love to take photos standing under the famous elco horns or glide down the tiny ice rink in winter. From the square, guests can enjoy an Old West-inspired horseback ride and boat ride through the city, or stroll along the boardwalks lined with boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants. Don’t miss the Old West Style 9 in summer0108 Jackson shootout Town square demonstrations Monday through Saturday from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Nearby attractions include: Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum was founded in 1958 and includes exhibits on the history of Jackson Hole, Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park.

4 Ski Resort

Snow King Mountains | Photo Credit: Brian Hastings

Five minutes from Jackson Town Square, Snow King Mountain is the steepest FIS (International Ski Federation) racing course in the Northeast on the continental United States. This beautiful pine-covered mountain rises above the streets of Jackson on the southern edge of the city, and its summit is at 7,808 feet. Founded in 1938, the mountain was the valley’s first ski resort. Today, it offers an affordable ski or snowboard experience for those who don’t mind relatively limited terrain. The highlight here is the stunning view from the top of (some say best in the valley) Jackson, Elk Refuge and the snowy Tetons in the distance. During the winter, skiers and snowboarders can access 400 acres of trails served by three lifts. One of the lifts provides access to five beginner trails and six intermediate trails, complementing the steep and often icy expert terrain. Night skiing is also offered and kids will love the tubing course at the base. In the summer, horseback riding and the only alpine slide in the valley take place in the mountains, while steep hiking and mountain biking trails give the calf muscles a great workout. At the foot of the Snow King, rock climbing and a playground are a hit with the little ones during the warmer months.

Official website: http://snowkingmountain.com

5 Snake River: Scenic Floats and Whitewater Adventures

Snake River: Scenic Floats and Whitewater Adventures Jackson

A fun way to explore the wilderness from a different perspective It’s rafting on the Snake River. This famous waterway glides through the valley from its headwaters in Yellowstone National Park. Several outfitters offer two different styles of rides: a relaxing scenic float through Grand Teton National Park (or a section of South Park on the river) and an advenal-infused whitewater train on Class III rapids. Both offer stunning scenery, including steep limestone canyons, rocky peaks of the Teton mountain range, and dense pine forests. Along the way, the rafters can spot some of the local wildlife such as deer, bald eagles, osprey, elk, marmots and beavers. Ski fishing for trout along the river is also a popular pastime, and guided float fishing flights can be arranged in season.

6 Jackson Hole Rodeo

Jackson Hole Rodeo Brian Gratwicke / photo modified

A trip to the wild, wild western town of Jackson wouldn’t be complete without seeing the famous Jackson Hole Rodeo. Barrel racing, bull racing, beardless, bronze riding and calf riding are just a few of the exciting activities on this list, and even local little tikkis are involved in nail tie riding. The rodeo is held twice a week during the summer, with additional performances during peak attendance. Another popular event held at the Rodeo grounds, usually in July, is the Teton County Fair with fun games, farm animals and thrill rides.

Address: 447 West Snow King Avenue, Jackson

Official Website: http://jhrodeo.com

7 National Animal Museum

National Wildlife Museum Daniel D’Aria / photo modified

3 juxtaposed with a rocky hill overlooking

Elk Refuge , the National Wildlife Art Museum is worth a visit as well to marvel at the building’s environmentally sensitive design as it is intended to house a superb wildlife collection. The art exhibits begin before visitors even enter the building on the Sculpture Trail, where life-sized sculptures of wildlife adorn the surrounding hill. Inside the museum’s collection, the history of the animal world can be traced from 2500 BC. to the present day, with an emphasis on European and American painting and sculpture. The more than 5,000 works in the museum’s collection span a variety of genres and media from romanticism to realism and lithography to photography. Impressive temporary exhibitions complete the permanent collection. After looking at all the wildlife art, visitors can admire the real wildlife at Elk Refuge through the museum sight. The museum also has an excellent restaurant that hosts popular Wednesday night dinners and other special events.

Address: 2820 Rungius Road, 6825, Jackson

Official website: www.wildlifeart.org

8 National Shelter Elkov

El Shelter Jim Bowen / Photo changed

Name of the most of the in the world, herds of more than 5,000 animals live in the Elk National Refuge. In winter, a horse-drawn sleigh pulls visitors through the sparkling snowy landscape for a glimpse of these gentle creatures, and accompanying guides recount the hideout’s story. Sledding departs from Jackson Hole and Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center, which features excellent exhibits on the history of the refuge and local wildlife. The Elk National Refuge also hosts a bison herd of over 500 animals, and visitors can also see coyotes, bighorn sheep and trumpeter swans. From May to September, visitors can visit historic Miller Ranch at the refuge to hear fascinating stories about the valley’s original homes and the region’s rich history.

Address: 675 East Broadway, Jackson

9 Chuck Wagon Rides and Wild West Shows

For a fun dose of cowboy culture, Jackson Hole visitors can sign up for a covered ride with a gross trailer hitch and then sunset. After dinner, guests are treated to lofty tales, singing and performances by local talent. Several outfitters in the area offer packages: Bar T Five Covered Wagon Cookout & Wild West Show attracts visitors to a beautiful Cache Creek Canyon for an authentic Dutch oven lunch, while J Chuckwagon Bar also includes a Western-style village visit. Teton Wagon Train and Horse Adventure offers four-day trips on horseback or covered wagons. The scenery is exceptional and wildlife sightings are frequent. Carriage stick rides usually run from Memorial Day through September and are a huge hit with families.

10 Arts Center

For such a small town, Jackson holds a lot of cultural significance, and the Arts Center is a modern and intimate venue for an impressive lineup of events. The center includes the Arts and Education Pavilion, as well as the Jean Louise and Mike Tiem Performing Arts Pavilion, with a 500-seat cinema, music center and rehearsal space. Among the many events held at the center are ballet, opera, international musical acts, films, dance performances and excellent Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival , which are held every two years. Classical music lovers will also enjoy the summertime Grand Teton Music Festival at Teton Village, while those more musical theater oriented will enjoy a delightful Western-style Christmas show Jackson Hole Playhouse .

Address: 240 South Glenwood Street, Jackson

Official website: www.jhcenterforthearts.org

Where to Stay in Jackson Hole for Sightseeing

We recommend these excellent hotels in Teton Village and Jackson City:

• gondolas, several restaurants, turndown service.
• Rusty Parrot Lodge & Spa: 4-star boutique hotel, quiet downtown Jackson, personal service, gourmet restaurant, luxury spa.
• Cowboy Village Resort: mid-price, downtown Jackson, cozy log cabins, indoor pool and hot tub, fitness center.
• Parkway Inn: budget-friendly rates, short walks to city center, quirky decor, indoor pool, free breakfast.

Day trips from Jackson

Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park

57 miles from the city of Jackson, Yellowstone is the oldest national park in the world and one of the most magnificent wilderness areas in the country. The park is known for its geothermal features and has the highest concentration of active geysers in the world – Old Faithful is the best known. In contrast to these sizzling lunar landscapes, green valleys, towering waterfalls, red-zoned canyons, rivers and vast lakes rise. Wildlife abounds. Among the dazzling diversity of species in these pristine ecosystems are grizzly bears, gray wolves, aurochs, black bears and elks, as well as graceful trumpeter swans and bald eagles.