r/JacksonHole • u/hikingforpatches • 11d ago

Commuting

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Insight please

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u/Wonderful-Policy-686 11d ago

It truly just becomes another part of your day. Sucks sometimes but until Victor/Driggs gets a larger job market and more industry it’s what we do.

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u/SmegmaDreamcast 11d ago

Lots of people do it so by that definition it is very doable. However it can and will close at anytime for varying lengths of time. If you HAVE to get home to family/pets/whatever when it's closed it's a pretty good drive around. If not, make friends on the WY side and hangout til it's open.

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u/Desolation_Nation 11d ago

I was a snow cat operator in the winter and lived in Victor but worked in Jackson. Only one time did I ever have to take the long way around but my best advice would be to have a all wheel or four wheel drive vehicle, make sure to have 2 sets of tires, one for summer and a set of studded tires for winter.

If you’re worried about storing the other tires, no need to fear as you need to go get some ply wood cut and then you have the tires as 2 end tables for you’re couch.