Here in Jackson, the community doesn’t just live at the base of the Tetons; we run, ride, and rally together. From Tuesday trail runs and bike rides to Friday night bike park laps, this mountain town thrives on exercise-induced endorphins as a way to meet new friends. Whether you’re chasing new PRs or just chasing a good time, there’s a group waiting for you!
Teton Trail Runners
Jackson’s first and only social trail running club! Runs happen every Tuesday from June through September at 6 pm. All paces are welcome, with routes for beginners and experienced runners alike. Each week features a new location announced on their Instagram and website. In partnership with Arc’teryx and Evoke Endurance, there’s also a Monday workout session from 7 am to 8 am — a 60-minute group run with a 45-minute workout and discussion about its benefits.
Velo 22 Weekly Rides
Velo 22 is the heart of cycling in Teton County. Their website lists upcoming races, group rides, and route suggestions for town rides. Weekly gravel, road, and mountain bike rides offer plenty of chances to meet new people and get some great exercise.
- Friday Night Bikes at JHMR: Every Friday from July 4th to September 5th. $20 bike park tickets and 50% off bike rentals make this a must-attend. Plus, enjoy extended happy hour at the Tin Can Cantina with yard games and music. Normal ticket price is $42 — this deal is not to be missed!
- Bike to Work Wednesdays: Friends of Pathways hosts this summer series, offering coffee and treats from local businesses to anyone biking to work. Check the schedule of locations and food sponsors here. Stop by anytime between 7:30 and 9 am. It’s a great way to encourage biking and meet community members.
TV Dirt Pony Cowgirls
An all-female mountain bike group in Teton Valley, meeting every Tuesday at 6 pm. Each week is a different location with beginner/intermediate and advanced routes. All abilities are welcome! Follow their Instagram for updates.
Tuesday Night Rides (TNR)
A popular competitive group road ride with options for drop and social groups. Meet at 6:15 pm every Tuesday in the parking lot of Open Range Cycles. The group averages 18 mph with no attacking — just speed and good times. This well-liked group is a great way to meet other advanced riders!
StravaDuro
A weekly enduro mountain bike Strava segment that riders can chase on their own. Each week, a new segment is posted and you have one day to try and set the fastest time. Weekly prizes are awarded! Follow JH_Stravaduro for routes and updates. It’s a fun way to join a community event without riding in a large group.
Pickleball Garage
Jackson’s new state-of-the-art pickleball facility offers social play and leagues for all skill levels. Whether visiting or hoping to make friends, this is the place to be. Reserve courts and find league updates at pickleballgaragejh.com. Scheduled events include ladies’ night every other Tuesday from 6–8 pm and Friday night socials from 6–8 pm. Everyone’s welcome, from beginners to advanced players.
Teton Climbers Coalition
This group advocates, stewards, and connects the Teton County climbing community. Their website lists local climbing events and ways to get involved. Every Tuesday is “The Town Pump,” a weekly bouldering series from 6 to 8 pm at the Snow King bouldering wall — a perfect way to meet climbing partners and new friends. More info at tetonclimbers.com.
Whether you’re new to town or a seasoned local, there’s no better way to feel connected in Jackson than to show up and join a group of like-minded adventure seekers. These groups aren’t just about fitness, they’re about community, connection, and the people who make this town so special. Grab a friend or come solo, get ready to make some new friends!
Andie Cornish is a professional trail runner and skier born and raised in Jackson, WY. She attended the University of Vermont where she ran D1 track/cross country and obtained a degree in environmental studies. Her passions for the outdoors, sustainability, and advocacy drive both her time on the trails and her work off of them, where she hopes to inspire connection and build community. She is especially committed to empowering women in sports and creating space for more female voices in the mountain world.
