The deep, dark, cool shade and the gentle, soft sounds of water moving slowly along the riverbed carry you to a peaceful, sun-warmed summer day in the quiet “Flats” of the Tetons, in Wyoming.

The flat plains along the Tetons are primarily known as Jackson Hole, a broad, scenic valley (or "hole") cradled by the Teton Range, containing features like the famous Antelope Flats and Willow Flats, which are important wildlife habitats and offer iconic views, all carved by the Snake River and its floodplains.