Imagine standing on the edge of an incredible landscape that could be the cover for a fantasy novel. Imagine towering peaks that pierce the sky with their snowy peaks, glistening in the Wyoming sun. Crystal-clear lakes reflect nature’s grandeur. Welcome to Grand Teton National Park where every hike is an experience and every step is a story to be told.

How do you choose from the 200 miles of trails that weave through this magnificent wilderness? We’ve got you covered. We’ve scouted out the terrain and selected the trails that offer the best views, the most thrilling challenges and the most memorable experiences.

When to Lace Up Your Boots

• Spring : A time for renewal, when snow-capped peaks give place to vibrant wildflowers. It’s a great time for wildlife enthusiasts and solitude seekers.
• Summer The park’s peak. Trails are crowded with hikers eagerly exploring the verdant valleys, and alpine lake. A time to make memories and have fun.
  As the leaves turn gold, the park provides a peaceful escape from the summer crowds. A time for quiet reflection, and breathtaking views.
• Winter: For the brave, the park transforms itself into a winter wonderland. The only sound is the crunch of the snow underfoot.

The Grand Tetons are a beautiful place to explore.

• String Lake Loop A gentle stroll that is perfect for families or those who want to experience the beauty of the park.
• Hidden Falls & Inspiration Point: A moderate hike that rewards you with a roaring cascade and panoramic views.
• Phelps Lake Overlook: A short, sweet walk that leads to a sparkling jewel of a lake nestled amongst the peaks.
• Signal Mountain Summit: For those who would prefer a closer look at the Tetons, this hike provides a more intimate experience.
• Hermitage Point A moderate loop that meanders along forests and meadows to a breathtaking viewpoint.
• Death Canyon To Static Peak Divide A strenuous hike for the truly adventurous. Offers a backcountry experience, and solitude.
• Paintbrush Canyon To Cascade Loop: A challenging hike that rewards you with breathtaking views.

Why you should hike the Grand Tetons

• It is not only about the destination, but also about the journey. Each step is an opportunity to discover something new, to connect with yourself and nature.
  The park is an outdoor classroom that teaches lessons about resilience, beauty and the power of quiet.
  Hiking is social. It’s all about sharing experiences, forming bonds, and bringing people together to share a love of the outdoors.

The Grand Tetons offer more than a backdrop to your adventure. They are a testament to an enduring spirit of discovery. These trails are suitable for all hikers, whether they’re experienced or newbies.

Embrace the Call of the Wild
“In every walk in nature, one receives much more than what he seeks.” So, lace your boots, grab a pack, and respond to the Grand Tetons’ call. Every hike is an adventure and every adventure is a tale.

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