Moose on the Loose is an eclectic Jackson Hole gift, apparel and home-goods shop at 20 W Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001, directly beside the Town Square in downtown Jackson. Its character is distinctly Western but intentionally broad: travelers come to browse Jackson Hole souvenirs alongside art, antiques, rugs, taxidermy, lighting, toys and practical trail-ready gifts rather than settle for generic logo merchandise.
What to Expect at Moose on the Loose
The inventory ranges across several departments, so this is a browsing stop rather than a single-purpose T-shirt shop. The official catalog includes books and scenic-photography coffee-table titles; men’s, women’s and children’s apparel; hats and socks; mugs, shot glasses and barware; kitchen goods, picture frames, pillows and throw blankets; ornaments, magnets, stickers and flasks; plus stuffed animals. The mix of Jackson Hole keepsakes and decorative objects makes it useful for last-minute gifts, cabin accents and items that can actually be packed in a suitcase.
Look for the shop’s moose-centered souvenirs and outdoor-minded pieces first, then allow time for the less predictable home and collectible categories. Current online examples give a useful sense of price and personality: a named-peaks Grand Teton National Park stainless-steel water bottle with carabiner is listed at $19.99, a 100% cotton Forest Star Wars short-sleeve tee at $21.99, a 20-ounce sepia Jackson Hole collage mug at $14.99, and an 8-ounce stainless-steel flask with a pewter moose casting at $39.99. Art, antique furnishings, rugs and taxidermy are higher-ticket, one-of-a-kind purchases, so ask staff about availability and packing before committing.
- Jackson Hole souvenirs: Shop magnets, stickers, ornaments, flasks and other compact mementos centered on the valley and its wildlife.
- Named-peaks water bottle: A stainless-steel Grand Teton National Park bottle with carabiner is a practical trail or road-trip buy at $19.99.
- Moose barware: The 8-ounce stainless-steel flask uses a pewter moose casting and is assembled in the USA.
- Home and collectible stock: Browse antique rugs, lighting, furnishings, art and taxidermy for items far beyond standard souvenir-store fare.
- Apparel and gifts: Find cotton tees, hats, socks, children’s items, stuffed animals, mugs and coffee-table books in one stop.
Moose on the Loose at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 20 W Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001 |
| Neighborhood / Area | Downtown Jackson, beside Town Square |
| Operating Hours | Daily, 9am–9pm |
| Admission / Price Range | Free to enter; $–$$ for listed souvenirs and apparel, with higher-priced antiques, art and furnishings |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 20–45 minutes; longer for antiques and home décor |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | START Bus Town Square area stops; downtown on-street parking and public lots within a short walk |
| Official Website & Phone | mangygoods.com · 307-733-2418 |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
Drop in soon after the 9am opening for the easiest browsing, particularly in summer and during ski season, when Broadway and the Town Square fill with shoppers and tour groups. There is no admission or reservation process. For a specific online item, a large antique, a rug, or an item requiring shipping, telephone ahead before making a special trip; online listings can change as individual goods sell.
Moose on the Loose is steps from the elk-antler arches and public green at Jackson Town Square. START Bus service reaches the downtown Town Square area, while drivers can use nearby public lots or downtown on-street spaces, subject to posted time limits and seasonal rules. The shop is an indoor retail destination with merchandise displayed across varied categories; travelers using wheelchairs or strollers, or anyone needing assistance with a large purchase, should call ahead about the entrance and in-store circulation. Pair the stop with the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar on North Cache Street, dinner at Trio on North Glenwood Street, or a walk around the Town Square, all within roughly five minutes on foot.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Moose on the Loose’s hours, and when is the best time to go?
The shop is open daily from 9am to 9pm. Go near opening for a quieter look at collectible merchandise, or visit in the early evening while exploring downtown Jackson’s shops and restaurants.
Is there an admission charge, and what do gifts cost?
Entry is free. Listed examples include a $14.99 Jackson Hole collage mug, a $19.99 named-peaks bottle, a $21.99 cotton tee and a $39.99 pewter-moose flask; art, antiques, rugs and furnishings vary by piece.
How much time should I allow for shopping?
Allow 20 to 45 minutes for souvenirs, apparel and gifts. Collectors and home-design shoppers may want an hour to inspect art, antique furnishings, rugs, lighting and taxidermy.
Is Moose on the Loose suitable for families and travelers with mobility needs?
Families will find children’s apparel, stuffed animals, books and playful Jackson Hole gifts among the adult-oriented home goods. The shop does not publish detailed accessibility specifications, so call 307-733-2418 in advance to discuss entry, aisle space and assistance for strollers, wheelchairs or large purchases.
When planning your Jackson Hole travel guide or browsing verified restaurants in Jackson Hole, pair this stop with standout local spots including Persephone Bakery, National Museum of Wildlife Art, Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, and Local Restaurant & Bar (nearby).
