The Grand Teton Wyoming Mountain Range, located in northwestern WY, is a stunning example of the grandeur of the west. The Grand Teton National Park encompasses the mountain range as well as valley floors, alpine lakes, and a host of wildlife.

Beautiful Views

Relax on the bank of the Snake River or the edge of a beautiful alpine lake and marvel at the beauty of the Grand Teton Mountain Range. Rising 13,775 feet in elevation, the highest peak, Grand Teton, is a beautiful, snow-capped crag.

Water Activities

Rent a kayak or canoe to explore Jackson Lake, explore the rapids of the Snake River, or relax with a fishing or fly-fishing setup. There are plenty of water activities for everyone to enjoy while admiring the mountains.

Animal Spotting

Grand Teton National Park is home to a wide variety of animals from bison, elk, moose, and pronghorn to the more elusive grizzly bear. There are also many birds and small mammals that call the park home.

Mountain Hikes

From easier trails to strenuous climbs, there are many beautiful hikes in Grand Teton National Park. The famous nine-mile Cascade Canyon Trail winds through serene wildflower meadows alongside the lovely Cascade Creek. The shorter Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point Trail is a popular hike for incredible views.

Fewer People

Less popular than the nearby Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park is a large park with fewer visitors. This makes it perfect for a more tranquil trip.

Whether you are looking for a relaxing fishing trip or a strenuous mountain hike, there is plenty to do in the Grand Tetons National Park. It can even provide a brief respite from the crowds of Yellowstone. Consider visiting Grand Tetons National Park to take in the scenery and enjoy the tranquility.