Who We Are
Denny Becker is a local of 50 years, a builder, outfitter, guide and world traveler who delights in sharing information! He is a former climber, wilderness guide and white water outfitter.
Sally Becker, Ed.D., is a retired educator of 31 years who continues to teach via the internet for the University of Virginia.
They both love to travel and are avid readers, hikers, river rats, and wilderness campers. Oh yes, and new grandparents!
Denny started building a little cabin for his family and he just kept adding on to A Teton Tree House to make it a very unique bed and breakfast. He loves to share with guests the many activities available in the Jackson Hole area. Some guests may decide on a daylong trip through Yellowstone National Park or perhaps a wildlife drive along the nearby cottonwood-lined Snake River. A morning or afternoon could be spent hiking a trail around Jenny, String and/or Leigh Lakes or up one of the many canyons below the ragged peaks of the Grand Teton Mountains. Denny and his wife, Sally, will help you select activities to make this vacation one of your most memorable!
"What a great trip! This place is lovely. Sally and Denny made this vacation with our grandson wonderful. We went to Yellowstone and it was wonderful. We will spread the good news about Becker's Tree House. We have met some new friends!"
July, 2011, Texas
"What a wonderful time at the Tree House! We had a wonderful two days- too short! We appreciate the incredible hospitality & the guidance you gave us on how to spend our time in Yellowstone & the surrounding area. Nice call on Nora's Fish Creek Inn as well. We look forward to many return trips to the Tree House in the future."
July, 2011, Utah
"We sure enjoyed our stay -- wonderful breakfasts! It was a real treat to round the corner after dinner on Sept. 3rd to find a cow moose and two calves! Being in construction, my hubby has a great appreciation for all of the work that has gone into the building and maintaining of the Teton Tree House. A very enjoyable time -- we'd like to come back sometime, and will tell our friends!"
September, 2007, Colorado
