Clue
East Corner of Jackson Town Square
Why this angel was left here
The Antler Arches of Jackson Hole
Those crazy arches in Jackson’s Town Square are made from thousands of real elk antlers—naturally shed by elk wintering nearby at the National Elk Refuge.
The first arch was built in 1953 by the Jackson Hole Rotary Club and Boy Scouts. Eventually, four arches marked the four corners of the square.
Each arch uses roughly 2,000 antlers and weighs around 10,000+ pounds!
And here’s the cool part: the arches are periodically rebuilt as the antlers age. The old ones get auctioned off, and new naturally shed antlers take their place.
Who found this angel
Every story is read by JB and Peter before it appears here.
No one has logged this angel yet. If you are the one who found it, tell us where it landed.
No one has logged this angel yet. If you are the one who found it, tell us where it landed.
