With a creative menu incorporating local flavors and ingredients, the Wild Sage offers a memorable experience in one of the world's most memorable places, Jackson Hole. The Wild Sage's intimate 32-seat gathering room, with its rugged river rock fireplace, has a full view of the exhibition-style kitchen. Regional offerings feature organically grown produce, local game and meats, sustainable fish and seafood, and freshly prepared desserts. The restaurant offers an extensive Wine List, carefully chosen to complement Dinner Menu selections.

With a creative menu incorporating local flavors and ingredients, the Wild Sage offers a memorable experience in one of the world's most memorable places, Jackson Hole. The Wild Sage's intimate 32-seat gathering room, with its rugged river rock fireplace, has a full view of the exhibition-style kitchen. Regional offerings feature organically grown produce, local game and meats, sustainable fish and seafood, and freshly prepared desserts. The restaurant offers an extensive Wine List, carefully chosen to complement Dinner Menu selections.

The Wild Sage has garnered many awards such as the prestigious AAA Four Diamond award and the Wine Spectator "Award of Excellence". It has been recognized as one of the best restaurants in the Intermountain West.

If you want to take the Wild Sage experience home with you, The Rusty Parrot Cookbook provides some of the favorite recipes—and gives more information on what makes the "real" Jackson Hole so fascinating to those that live here.

The Body Sage Spa offers locals and visitors to Jackson a unique experience. Expertly trained massage therapists and estheticians use the highest quality natural products to customize each session. Every session takes place in well-appointed private rooms.

- Skiing and Snowboarding
- Nordic and Skate Skiing
- Snowshoe and Dogsled
- Snowmobile & Snowcoach
- Sleigh Rides
- Wildlife Expeditions

- Fly Fishing
- River rafting
- Climbs, Hikes and Bikes
- Golf
- Cowboy up
- Wildlife Expeditions
- Kayaking and Boating
- Paragliding & Ballooning

The Rusty Parrot's proximity to two national parks—Grand Teton and Yellowstone - make it ideal for travellers who want to experience the adventure and epic scenery of the region.

Grand Teton National Park

The south boundary of Grand Teton National Park is about five minutes from The Rusty Parrot. In 1926, the John D. Rockefeller Jr. family visited Jackson Hole. Mr. Rockefeller was struck with the beauty of the area and distressed with the commercialization that was taking place. That year he began purchasing property ...

The Rusty Parrot's proximity to two national parks—Grand Teton and Yellowstone - make it ideal for travellers who want to experience the adventure and epic scenery of the region.

Grand Teton National Park

The south boundary of Grand Teton National Park is about five minutes from The Rusty Parrot. In 1926, the John D. Rockefeller Jr. family visited Jackson Hole. Mr. Rockefeller was struck with the beauty of the area and distressed with the commercialization that was taking place. That year he began purchasing property with the intention of donating it to the National Park Service.
Some of the favorite summer activities in the park are wildlife viewing, hiking, climbing, boating and biking. In the winter the solace of cross country skiing or snow shoeing gain you access into the solitude of a vast wilderness at rest. The pristine snow and undisturbed quiet will create memories that will never fade.

Yellowstone National Park

Only 60 miles from the Rusty Parrot, Yellowstone National Park offers spectacular natural scenery and unparalleled opportunities for wildlife viewing. This legendary preserve has been visited and inhabited for about 11,000 years. Its history with man reaches back to the time when the glaciers were receding after the last ice age. In 1872, an act of congess designated Yellowstone the world's first national park. Its 2.2 million acres are home to active geysers, thermal pools, calderas, countless species of flora and fauna, endangered wildlife, 4 major lakes and 10 major rivers and creeks.