The settings for Trailside Galleries' two locations are dramatically different.  The warm and woodsy Jackson Hole gallery, tucked into a corner of the town square, is nestled into the famous surrounding mountains.  Meanwhile, the Scottsdale gallery has open, clear lines, befitting its cosmopolitan, urban desert-city ambience.  

Yet the two structures are visually united with common colors that showcase the outstanding quality art - the main attraction.  Art works are moved around every week, and during each gallery's prime season.  There are many special shows and new pieces.  Western art has always been the "meat and potatoes" of Trailside Galleries, although its definition has broadened over the years to include quintessential Western landscapes, wildlife art, impressionism, and other traditional art. 

In spite of the two galleries' different environments and the variety of art they contain, Trailside high standards hold firm.  Trailside features historical works  by the Taos Founders and established artists.

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