Elk Horn Arch at Savannah Canterbury blog

Elk Horn Arch. They’ve been featured in thousands of family photos over the years. Each spring the herd of elk naturally shed their antlers allowing locals and visitors alike to harvest the pieces for art and auction. Have you been to town square and the elk antler arches in the heart of downtown jackson, wy? The four elk antler arches guarding the corners of jackson hole’s george washington memorial park, more commonly called the town square, have become well known icons to the town’s many visitors. The elk antler arches on town square. With an estimated local elk population herd of 11,000 or roughly an elk for every man, woman, and child in jackson, this guarantees that the antlers don’t need to be amazon prime’d. Jackson hole's elk antler arches are located at each corner of the public square, outside george washington memorial park. Assembled from the antlers of more than 3,000 elk, the town’s elk horn arch stretches across four lanes of the sleepy town’s road, weighing in at a whopping 15 tons. That feels like a dig to me from someone who really doesn't know what wyoming is all about. Thankfully no animals were killed in the making! Using a steel frame as a base and thousands of antlers from the annual spring shed, the rotary club methodically stacked the antlers to form the resulting arch. Your trip to jackson hole will not be complete without a walk through town square and a selfie in front of the iconic antler arches. The elkhorn arch rests over highway 89 in downtown afton, wyoming and is the largest arch made from elk antlers.

Jackson hole's elk antler arches are located at each corner of the public square, outside george washington memorial park. The elkhorn arch rests over highway 89 in downtown afton, wyoming and is the largest arch made from elk antlers. Assembled from the antlers of more than 3,000 elk, the town’s elk horn arch stretches across four lanes of the sleepy town’s road, weighing in at a whopping 15 tons. With an estimated local elk population herd of 11,000 or roughly an elk for every man, woman, and child in jackson, this guarantees that the antlers don’t need to be amazon prime’d. The four elk antler arches guarding the corners of jackson hole’s george washington memorial park, more commonly called the town square, have become well known icons to the town’s many visitors. Each spring the herd of elk naturally shed their antlers allowing locals and visitors alike to harvest the pieces for art and auction. Thankfully no animals were killed in the making! Have you been to town square and the elk antler arches in the heart of downtown jackson, wy? Your trip to jackson hole will not be complete without a walk through town square and a selfie in front of the iconic antler arches. Using a steel frame as a base and thousands of antlers from the annual spring shed, the rotary club methodically stacked the antlers to form the resulting arch.

Worlds Largest Elk Horn Arch, Roadside Attraction in Afton, Wyoming

Elk Horn Arch Using a steel frame as a base and thousands of antlers from the annual spring shed, the rotary club methodically stacked the antlers to form the resulting arch. That feels like a dig to me from someone who really doesn't know what wyoming is all about. The four elk antler arches guarding the corners of jackson hole’s george washington memorial park, more commonly called the town square, have become well known icons to the town’s many visitors. Jackson hole's elk antler arches are located at each corner of the public square, outside george washington memorial park. Assembled from the antlers of more than 3,000 elk, the town’s elk horn arch stretches across four lanes of the sleepy town’s road, weighing in at a whopping 15 tons. With an estimated local elk population herd of 11,000 or roughly an elk for every man, woman, and child in jackson, this guarantees that the antlers don’t need to be amazon prime’d. Your trip to jackson hole will not be complete without a walk through town square and a selfie in front of the iconic antler arches. Thankfully no animals were killed in the making! Have you been to town square and the elk antler arches in the heart of downtown jackson, wy? The elkhorn arch rests over highway 89 in downtown afton, wyoming and is the largest arch made from elk antlers. Using a steel frame as a base and thousands of antlers from the annual spring shed, the rotary club methodically stacked the antlers to form the resulting arch. They’ve been featured in thousands of family photos over the years. Each spring the herd of elk naturally shed their antlers allowing locals and visitors alike to harvest the pieces for art and auction. The elk antler arches on town square.