2.8 Billion Years in only 5 hours

Posted by Tim J. Bradley

on Jul 22, 2011

The landscapes, vegetation, and wildlife are the main reasons that visitors and residents come to Jackson Hole. All of this beauty and scenery is a direct result of the 2.8 billions years of geologic events that have shaped what we see about us. Geology of NW Wyoming and Jackson Hole is a 1.5 hour presentation and a 4 hour field trip presented by Geologists of Jackson Hole. The program is free and starts at 9am at the Teton County Library on Saturday July 23. The field trip ends up at Signal Mountain around 3pm. Come and learn about the volcanos, glaciers, and much more which created the spectacular place we call Jackson Hole! Call John Willott at 699-2621.