Jackson Town Square from Broadway
Elk antler arches, pickups and ski racks on Broadway, a live webcam in the gateway town to the Tetons.
About this view
A pizza shop on West Broadway points this live webcam at the southwest corner of Jackson's Town Square, where the town's signature stands: an arch built entirely of elk antlers. There are four, one per corner, the first went up in 1953, and each holds some 2,000 antlers shed on the National Elk Refuge just north of town.
Broadway is the highway through Jackson Hole, so the frame is a slow parade of pickups, ski racks and out-of-state plates, with pedestrians who treat the crosswalk as a suggestion. In summer a stagecoach does laps of the square. The view had a viral spring in 2016, when tens of thousands of viewers tuned in just to wait for a red truck.
Jackson keeps Mountain Time, UTC−7 (UTC−6 in summer), and this 24/7 feed has two seasons worth planning for: from late November the arches are strung with lights and the square turns into a snow globe, and on summer evenings a mock shootout has been staged here since 1957. Grand Teton begins a few miles up the road.
