Grand Teton National Park Wyoming

In the valley, where bison herds wander freely

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Spring

-1 - 13 ºC

Summer

4 - 22 ºC

Fall

-10 - 3 ºC

Winter

-15 - -1 ºC

January

-17 - -4 ºC

February

-16 - -2 ºC

March

-12 - 3 ºC

April

-6 - 8 ºC

May

-1 - 13 ºC

June

3 - 19 ºC

July

6 - 24 ºC

August

4 - 24 ºC

September

1 - 19 ºC

October

-4 - 11 ºC

November

-11 - 1 ºC

December

-16 - -4 ºC

Major Airports:

Jackson Hole (JAC)

Idaho Falls (IDA)

Salt Lake City (SLC)
States:

Wyoming

Grand Teton National Park: A rugged landscape for adventurous travelers

Think of Grand Teton National Park as a place of contrasts, where you can enjoy a tranquil stroll along a nature trail or join a climbing expedition to a peak. Where summer hiking turns into winter snowshoeing and where the Snake River cuts through the valley of a mountain range. Here you can reel in a fish at Jackson Lake or catch a story about wildlife, geology or ecology from a park ranger. Stop in one of six visitor centers to get ideas for a must-see list, and pick from a myriad of campsites to pitch a tent and plan the next day’s adventure.

Year-Round Adventures in Grand Teton National Park

Few landscapes in the world have the incredible vistas found in Grand Teton National Park. This National Park in Wyoming boasts jagged peaks, crystal-clear alpine lakes and vivid evergreen forests, creating a landscape as beautiful as it is diverse.

Outlined by the ragged, pointed peaks of the Grand Teton Mountains, this park is a dream for adrenaline junkies. Hundreds of kilometers of trails will lead you into the striking Teton Range and grant you spectacular views that can stretch out to nearby Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Yellowstone National Park off in the distance. To experience the landscape the way cowboys used to, go on a guided horseback ride through the valleys. During winter, you can cross-country ski, snowshoe and even ice climb, thanks to the park’s heavy snowfall during the colder months.