Grand Teton National Park

North America

With iconic hikes, like the backcountry Teton Crest Trail, and different canyons waiting to be explored, the park proudly displays some of the most outstanding mountain scenery in the American West.

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Lining the trails with big alpine backdrops, glacier-fed waters, and a wide assortment of wildlife, Grand Teton National Park is a true hiker’s paradise. With iconic hikes, like the backcountry Teton Crest Trail, and different canyons waiting to be explored, the park proudly displays some of the most outstanding mountain scenery in the American West. With plenty of trails to …

Grand Teton National Park

Planning a Trip

STATE Wyoming COUNTRY United States of America CONTINENT North America LANGUAGE English CURRENCY US Dollar BEST TIME TO VISIT May to September NEAREST AIRPORT Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) EMERGENCY HELPLINE NUMBER 911 INTERNET ACCESS Travelers will have few problems staying connected in tech-savvy USA. Most hotels, guesthouses, hostels and motels have wi-fi (usually free, though luxury hotels are more likely …

Grand Teton National Park

Getting Around

To drive on Teton Park Rd, park entrance permits are required. They are valid for seven days for entry into both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks; the fee is $35 per vehicle, $30 per motorcyclist and $20 for cyclists or hikers on foot. Winter day use has a lower fee, currently under review. An annual pass costs $70 (the …

Grand Teton National Park

History & Culture

The human history of Jackson Hole and the Teton Range dates back thousands of years. The stunning beauty and abundant wildlife and plants found here has drawn humans to this place for more than 11,000 years. Nomadic paleo-Indians first entered the Jackson Hole valley shortly after Pleistocene Ice Age glaciers retreated. They left behind tipi rings, fire pits and stone …

Grand Teton National Park

Top Attractions

Cascade Canyon Trail & Lake Solitude Beginning from the Jenny Lake Trailhead, Cascade Canyon can be reached by either hiking around Jenny Lake via a two-mile trail or by hopping on the Jenny Lake Ferry that takes hikers across the water every fifteen minutes. Using the ferry saves time and energy, both of which help in hiking up and into …

Grand Teton National Park

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