Grand Teton National Park Articles & Videos

• Grand Teton National Park Campgrounds

  Staying in one of Grand Teton National Park's six developed campgrounds will cost a fraction of what you might expect to pay for a night spent on such prime real estate. Savor the shade of evergreens or bask in early morning sunshine mirror… read more

• Who Established Grand Teton National Park?

  In 1872, Yellowstone was set aside by the U.S. Congress as the first national park without much opposition. However, the Grand Tetons, which were not added to the National Park System until 1929, faced much stiffer opposition. read more

• A Review of Grand Teton National Park Float Trips

  Solitude Float Trips is one of several companies that offers float trips down the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park. Solitude Float Trips has two float trips that can be booked, the sunrise float trip and a regular float trip. Each f… read more

• Resorts Near Jackson Hole, WY

  The Jackson Hole, Wyoming, area provides year-round outdoor activities for visitors to enjoy. Guests arriving during warmer months can enjoy horseback riding, fly-fishing, rock climbing, kayaking, whitewater rafting and golf at the Jackson… read more

• RV Parks in Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming

  Grand Teton National Park, home to spectacular scenery, abounds with recreational opportunities including hiking, fly fishing, horseback riding and a number of river- and lake-based activities such as kayaking, canoeing, float trips and whi… read more

• Moose, Wyoming Attractions

  Moose is an unincorporated area of West Central Wyoming's Teton County, and is known for its plethora of outdoor activities. Take a guided fishing trip through more than 100 miles of Snake River, Jackson Lake and the Palisades Reservoir, or… read more

• Grand Teton National Park Bird List

  The National Prairie Wildlife Research Center reports through the United States Geological Survey that 303 species of birds have been sighted in the Jackson Hole region of Wyoming, which includes the 310,000 acres of Grand Teton National Pa… read more

• Restaurants in Grand Teton National Park

  Established in 1929, the Grand Teton National Park is located in northwest Wyoming and is one of the most-visited National Parks in the United States. The park is open year round (though not to car traffic between November and April), and… read more

• Motor Coach Tours in Grand Teton National Park

  The Teton Range, part of the Rocky Mountains, is home to the 13,770-foot Grand Teton mountain. Motor coach tours are a convenient way to see the sights without hiring your own transport or worrying about directions. For travelers staying in… read more

• Grand Teton Hotels

  Although nearby Yellowstone National Park often overshadows its neighbor, the rugged snow-capped peaks of the Teton range are not to be missed. Lodging within Grand Teton National Park ranges from tent camping to top-tier luxury. Each of th… read more

• How to Use Llamas As Pack Animals in Grand Teton National Park

  The use of llamas can make a difficult backcountry trip in Grand Teton National Park much more palatable, substantially reducing the load that you must carry on your back. In addition, using pack animals like llamas enables you to carry mor… read more

• What Were the Grand Tetons Named For?

  "Grand Teton," which is the name given to the tallest peak in the Teton Range, has its moniker rooted in historical controversy. It is believed to have been named either by the French upon noticing its likeness to the female anatomy or in h… read more

• Things to Do at Grand Teton National Park

  Grand Teton National Park is located in northwestern Wyoming. This 309,995-acre park is somewhat outshadowed by nearby Yellowstone, which receives the largest influx of tourists in the area. Visitors to Wyoming should make time for Grand Te… read more

• Review of Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park

  Grand Teton National Park is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise. You can go backpacking, hiking, rock climbing, fishing or take float trips in the summer. Jackson Lake Lodge has 385 rooms, including suites and cottages. All rooms have coffee… read more

• History of Grand Teton National Park

  Twelve mountains more than 12,000 feet high, highlighted by the 13,770-foot Grand Teton Mountain, exist in the Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming. This park's history extends from the first exploration by white men in the early 1800s to t… read more

• Where Are the Grand Tetons?

  The Grand Teton mountain range in Wyoming is one of the more visually stunning mountain ranges in North America. The close proximity to Yellowstone National Park makes this range a must-see if your travels take you to the mountain west. read more

• Animals in Grand Teton National Park

  Located south of Yellowstone Park, the Grand Teton National Park covers over 300,000 acres of some of the most scenic venues in America. The Grand Teton Mountain, part of this smaller range in the northwest portion of Wyoming, lends its nam… read more

• What is the Closest Lodging to the Grand Teton National Park?

  The nearest lodging to Grand Teton National Park is actually found within the park's boundaries. The Grand Teton Lodge Company manages three different lodging facilities: Jackson Lake Lodge, Jenny Lake Lodge and Colter Bay Village. Other ne… read more

• Types of Mountains in Grand Teton National Park

  The Teton Range of northwestern Wyoming compares scenically with any mountains in the world: Their contour and relief fixate the eye, whether you're at their feet in Grand Teton National Park or miles away on the Snake River Plain. The geol… read more

• The Best Time to Visit Grand Teton

  In Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park, winter comes early, bites hard and stays late. That means that for most visitors, the best time to go to the park is limited to the four-month window between June and September. read more

• Grand Teton National Park Holiday & Tourism Guide

  Grand Teton National Park is sometimes eclipsed by its northerly neighbor, the more famous Yellowstone. However, among outdoors enthusiasts, it remains incredibly popular. More than half a million people made their way to the park in 2006,… read more

• Grand Teton National Park Information

  Grand Teton National Park is famed among climbers for the high peak of Grand Teton itself, but it has many other attractions. The park is home to a spectacular variety of terrain, which creates both excellent hiking and nature-watching oppo… read more

• Grand Teton National Park Travel Information & Travel Guide

  Grand Teton National Park in northwestern Wyoming preserves a portion of the youngest, and easily one of the most scenic, ranges of the Rocky Mountains: the Tetons---those magnificent, jagged fangs rising sheer from the Snake River Valley.… read more

• Activities at Grand Teton National Park

  Grand Teton National Park, located immediately to the south of Yellowstone National Park, is one of the most popular parks in the country. Named for the Teton Mountains, which run down the park's center, Grand Teton is full of scenic vistas… read more

• Facts About Grand Teton National Park

  The Grand Teton National Park is in the northwestern portion of Wyoming, south of Yellowstone National Park. The park encompasses a portion of the Grand Teton Mountain Range. Elevation in the park varies n from 6,400 feet to the 13,770-foot… read more

• About Grand Teton National Park

  Grand Teton National Park offers many activities: backcountry camping, hiking, biking, bird-watching, climbing, skiing, snowshoeing and boating, just to name a few. The park is 54 miles long from north to south. Nearby Jackson, Wyoming, mak… read more

• 10 Things to Do with Kids in Grand Teton

  Grand Teton National Park is rich in wildlife, scenery and history. Throughout the park you will find amazing views, natural experiences and a wide array of things that kids of all ages will enjoy. A large collection of kid friendly hikes… read more

• Facts About the Grand Tetons

  The Grand Tetons are part of the Rocky Mountains located within the state of Wyoming. The Grand Tetons are to the southern side of Yellowstone National Park and along the state's border with Idaho. The majority of this mountain range lies w… read more