The Whitechapel Ltd. Home: Jackson, Wyoming

Our storefront/warehouse is located on Maple Way, to the south of the Jackson Town Square in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Our neighbors include the Jackson Hole News & Guide. We are across the road from the Rock Gym.

See a detailed profile of Whitechapel Ltd. on our About Us page.

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You may write to us:
Whitechapel Ltd.
PO Box 11719
Jackson, Wyoming, 83002


Email: info@whitechapel-ltd.com
Phone Number: 307-739-9478
Fax Number:
307-739-9458

 

The big boss man, owner Bob Dunstan The Snake River Lawrence, the great jazz trumpeter
Shop Hanna - customer relations Pat - shipping specialist

We always welcome visitors in person and given our remote location are pleasantly surprised when anyone actually turns up!

If saving money or time is a priority I would not recommend driving out here to pick up your hardware, but if you are on vacation in this region you will not regret a side trip into our area. We are in Jackson Hole and few places on earth can equal this mountain valley for its grandeur. The peaks of the Tetons rise to the West 7000' above the valley floor. To the North are the Grand Teton and Yellowstone parks. To the South and East are the Wind River and Wyoming mountain ranges.

The Snake River winds its way through the valley and provides a focus for much of the recreational energies of residents and visitors alike. Lifetimes that could have been spent working have been squandered on fishing, floating and kayaking this river and it's many tributaries.

The winter is long and even the most hardy are ready for spring when it finally happens in late April. To stay sane in winter requires activity of some kind and for a lot of the population that means skiing. Two ski areas in the valley and one a short drive to the other side of the Tetons supply the Alpine skier and snowboarder with all the terrain they could wish for. The nordic skier has access to many miles of groomed trails and thousands of acres of national forest and park.

Summer comes late and leaves early and so is particularly precious. Snow still lingers in the mountains well into June and snow storms on July 4th are not unheard of, but hikers and climbers force the season as best they can. Horse back riding and both mountain and road cycling are popular and well supported summer activities.

If it wasn't for events like the renowned Grand Teton Music Festival and the Fall Art Festival the Jackson Hole area might quite reasonably be thought of exclusively as a playground for the outdoor enthusiast. Thankfully it is much more than that and those who come here for more than the briefest visit seem to come back again and again.


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