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Grand Teton National Park

NPS Photo/Tobiason · Public domain
NPS Photo/Tobiason · Public domain
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Park Closure Death Canyon Trailhead Construction Closure

Death Canyon Road and Trailhead are closed to all use. Start hikes at alternative trailheads such as Granite Canyon, LSR Preserve, and Taggart Lake. Details open_in_new

Caution Construction in the South End of the Park

Moose-Wilson Road between Moose and LSR Preserve closed. Expect occasional short delays between Granite Entrance and LSR Preserve. Possible intermittent delays on Teton Park Road at Cottonwood Creek Picnic Area. Cottonwood Creek picnic area closed. Taggart Trail detour in place. Details open_in_new

Caution Construction on HWY 26/89/191

Construction taking place on US HWY 26/89/191 south of Moran Junction. Expect 20-minute delays in both directions. Details open_in_new

Information Plan Ahead for 2027 Construction

Plan ahead for construction in 2027. Check road construction and park construction pages for more information. Details open_in_new

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Grand Teton National Park is located in Wyoming and is known for its striking mountain range and diverse ecosystems. Travelers come to explore its scenic vistas, hike its trails, and enjoy activities like boating on Jackson Lake.

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The park offers various viewpoints, such as Oxbow Bend and Snake River Overlook, where visitors can appreciate the natural beauty. However, it is essential to be prepared for changing weather conditions and to respect wildlife by maintaining a safe distance.

In pictures

Two backpackers hiking through the mountains NPS Photo/Lehle · Public domain
Two backpackers hiking through the mountains

Things to do

Phelps Lake Loop
3-5 Hours · Spring/Summer

Circle Phelps Lake and get views of Death Canyon and the Teton Range on this moderate hike.

Mormon Row
1-2 Hours · Spring/Summer

Visit Mormon Row to see the historic Moulton Barns and Teton views.

Lake Creek - Woodland Trail Loop
1-3 Hours · Spring/Summer

Take an easy hike to the shore of Phelps Lake.

Hermitage Point
4-7 Hours · Spring/Summer

Take a moderately strenuous day or overnight hike to Hermitage Point for views of Jackson Lake and the Teton R...

Moose-Wilson Road
20-60 Minutes · Spring/Summer

The Moose-Wilson Road is a corridor road connecting the towns of Moose and Wilson.

Aspen Ridge - Boulder Ridge
3-5 Hours · Spring/Summer

Travel through aspens and boulders as you hike to Phelps Lake on this loop trail.

Valley Trail - Phelps Lake Overlook
7-9 Hours · Spring/Summer

Travel from Teton Village to the Phelps Lake Overlook on this strenuous hike.

Granite Canyon
7-11 Hours · Summer/Fall

Hike through forests and meadows in Granite Canyon on this moderately strenuous to strenuous hike.

Marion Lake
9-13 Hours · Summer/Fall

Head up Granite Canyon to an alpine lake on this very strenuous day or overnight hike.

Death Canyon - Static Peak Divide Junction
4-6 Hours · Summer/Fall

Travel into the Teton Range on this strenuous day or overnight hike to Death Canyon.

Outer Park Road
60-150 Minutes · Winter/Spring

Take a drive on the Outer Park Road for scenic views and overlooks.

North Park Road
30-60 Minutes · Winter/Spring

Take a drive on the North Park Road to view wildlife and enjoy dramatic views of Jackson Lake and the Tetons.

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At a glance

Established
1929
Open
Daily open 24 hours
Price
Private Vehicle $35, Per Person $20, Motorcycle $30. Non-US residents 16+: $100 extra each
Accessibility
some areas wheelchair accessible
Address
103 Headquarters Loop, Moose, WY 83012
Opening hours
Daily open 24 hours
Phone
307-739-3399
Price
~$20
Website
www.nps.gov

Things to know

Expect busy periods during summer months, especially weekends.
Entry is free for those with a valid National Park pass.
Dress in layers, as temperatures can vary significantly throughout the day.
Plan for limited dining options within the park.

Photo: NPS Photo/Tobiason · Public domain (US federal work) · NPS

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  • NPS Photo/Lehle · Public domain (US federal work) · NPS