What can be said that has not already been written? Beautiful. Cold. Windy. Breathtaking views. Awesome time. No new way to describe the fun time we had.
Absolutely loved visiting this place. I have biked across this national park and during the summer season, it's just heavenly. The hike near Jenny lake and canyon is gorgeous. Brilliant views. This is a place where you can truly reconnect with nature.
Everyone should have a chance to see the Tetons! We went in September. The weather starts to change drastically. Snow, rain, and sunshine all add to the experience of the Tetons. We are so glad to spend four days in such a wild and beautiful place.
By far my favorite park to go to.
Beautiful, breathtaking scenery you will not find anywhere else in the world.
The park does not take reservations at this time for campsites and are done on a first come first serve bases. If you are thinking of camping here, you will need to be here early to find a spot.
Many of the campsites have showers (roughly $5) , very clean restrooms (bring your own hand soap and towel), and laundry facilities.
Lodging is booked far in advance, so plan accordingly.
Dog lovers beware, although they are allowed on leashes in campsires, dogs are not allowed in the lakes. There is a hefty fine if your dog runs and jumps in keep them on a leash and away from the water. (My golden would not be happy with that.)
Lastly, no matter how crowed GO SEE JENNY LAKE! It is beautiful and it is worth the crowd.
Well maintained park. Jenny Lake campground gets crowded quickly so you need to show up early in the morning to get a spot for that day. Great hikes in the area - Paintbrush Divide Cascade Canyon loop is beautiful, although the trails at the top of Paintbrush Divide are poorly marked.
The Tetons are unbelievable! Beautiful views from everywhere in the park. Didn't get to take the Jenny Lake tour but I'm certain it's fantastic. Here's my problem with park: the Tetons are basically the only attraction give or take a side road or trail here and there. And the 42 mile loop feels like 15 miles because 25 of it is ho hum. In fact, without the Tetons in the background the whole park would be ho hum. I think if you're a yuppie bicyclist you'd probably be in heaven. For us not so much. I'll take Yellowstone all day long over Teton National park.
Oh ya, we saw zero wildlife.
Roads are in amazing condition throughout. You must see itonce.
Great vacation spot with plenty of activities for all ages. The only reason it doesn't get a 5 🌟 is because there aren't any nightlife nor good food in the area. Most restaurants around the area are mediocre at best. Don't be fool by the 4 or 5 star reviews.
An absolutely amazing experience. This park is so beautiful and striking. There are so many thing to do in this park. The hiking trails are wonderful, and the Tetons are gorgeous and humbling. I recommend taking one of the scenic cruises on Lake Jackson, we really enjoyed it.
The Grand Teton National Park is in Wyoming. It is approximately 310000 Acres, which include dozens of mirrored lakes perfectly reflecting snow-covered mountain peaks. For hikers, there is an endless amount of hiking trails that cut through the most beautiful Meadows filled with the most amazing flowers you ever seen. There are many different animals everywhere in the park, including elk, bear, and many large wild cats. The park itself sits just south of Yellowstone National Park, which is equally as beautiful. One day is not enough to see the park, as it is much too big, but definitely worth spending a week just looking around and enjoying nature and simplicity.
The Tetons are majestic from any angle in any season. Even with millions of people visiting each year you can still find beautiful, quite seclusion.
Grand Teton is one of the most beautiful parks we've visited. Great views, fantastic places to hike and a lot of wildlife. And it's relatively quiet, especially when you compare it to the close lying Yellowstone NP.
When you're in the neighborhood, don't skip this little gem!
One of my favorite places in the world. The views are so beautiful. And a variety of wild life similar to Yellowstone, but less driving
Great National Park. Many of great hikes and then places to rest and relax. The hike around Lake Jenny was great. Great change of scenery. Walking through the new growth after the forest fire on the northwest side of the lake was serene. Then walking at the base of the range and the lake on the other side was great.
By far one of my favorite National Parks that I have been to! The mountains are breathtaking! The views are amazing. There are some amazing hiking trails and even some great scenic drives. The park staff are knowledgeable and friendly. The park is also very clean.