Grand Teton National Park
A dramatic wall of jagged peaks rising abruptly from the valley floor, reflected in pristine alpine lakes.
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Highlights
- Sunrise at Schwabacher Landing with Teton reflections
- Jenny Lake boat ride and Cascade Canyon hike
- Snake River scenic float trips for wildlife viewing
- Moose and elk watching at Oxbow Bend
- Climbing the Grand Teton summit via the Exum Ridge
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About Grand Teton National Park
Grand Teton National Park protects the youngest mountain range in the Rockies, with the iconic Teton Range soaring more than 7,000 feet above the sagebrush flats of Jackson Hole. The park encompasses pristine alpine lakes, old-growth forests, and the winding Snake River, providing habitat for moose, bears, and trumpeter swans. Its proximity to Yellowstone creates one of the greatest wildlife corridors in the lower 48 states.
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Where to Stay
View all hotelsJackson Lake Lodge
$$$A mid-century lodge perched above Willow Flats with floor-to-ceiling windows framing an uninterrupted panorama of the entire Teton Range and Jackson Lake. Moose frequently graze on the grounds.
Jenny Lake Lodge
$$$$An exclusive collection of rustic-elegant log cabins nestled among wildflower meadows at the base of the Tetons. Rates include gourmet breakfast and five-course dinner in the intimate dining room.
Snow King Resort
$$Located in the heart of Jackson, this full-service resort at the base of Snow King Mountain offers year-round recreation and serves as an excellent base for exploring Grand Teton and Yellowstone.