Grand Teton National Park
310,000
Acres
3.3 million/year
Annual Visitors
$35
Entry Fee
June through September
Best Time to Visit
National Park Service
National Park
Grand Teton was first established in 1929, then expanded significantly in 1950 to include the Jackson Hole valley. The Teton Range rises abruptly more than 7,000 feet from the valley floor with almost no foothills, topped by the 13,770-foot Grand Teton.
What Grand Teton Is Known For
Teton Range views
Jenny Lake
Moose and elk herds
Snake River
Top Activities
Hiking
Photography
Wildlife viewing
Kayaking
Fishing
Climbing
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