6 WAYS TO SEE GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK
Grand Teton National Park’s pristine lakes, amazing mountains, and ample recreational activities set the scene for an unforgettable — and adventurous — getaway. Here are some of the wonderful ways to enjoy the park’s fascinating landscape.
Pro tip: Bring binoculars to spot Grand Teton’s plentiful array of wildlife, like coyotes, muskrats, bald eagles, and osprey.
1. HIKE THE TRAILS
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Hikers will love the range of scenic paths scattered throughout the park. Novices should try a low-elevation route, like the 1.2-mile jaunt to Phelps Lake, whereas experienced explorers can trek into beautiful Garnet Canyon.
OUTFITTERS: Wildland Trekking, Hole Hiking Experience
2. GET ON A HORSE
See the park like a cowboy would with your choice of guided horseback rides — from short, family-friendly trips to overnight excursions — that offer sweeping panoramas of the Tetons.
OUTFITTERS: Teton Horseback Adventures, Wilderness Trails, Inc.
3. TRAVEL BY RAFT
Float along the relaxing Snake River — or opt for swift whitewater — while enjoying spectacular views of the rugged mountains and dense forestland. OUTFITTERS: Baker-Ewing Scenic Float Trips, Solitude Float Trips
4. HOP ON A BIKE
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Although biking on park trails isn’t permitted, cyclists can pedal on the roadways. More of a mountain biker? Head to nearby Jackson for two-wheel adventures off the beaten path.
OUTFITTERS: Teton Mountain Bike Tours, Wheel Wranglers
5. DROP A LINE
Grand Teton boasts deep sapphire lakes, rushing streams, and the glorious Snake River, giving anglers looking to snag a big fish plenty of options. Jackson Lake also offers excellent ice fishing come winter.
OUTFITTERS: Grand Teton Fly Fishing, Snake River Angler
6. TREK IN THE SNOW
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Strap on snowshoes or cross-country skis to experience peaceful quiet along snow-covered trails. A ranger-led outing can be a fun way to learn about the park, too.
OUTFITTERS: Hole Hiking Experience, Teton Backcountry Rentals
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