Taggart Lake Trailhead is Grand Teton National Park’s most-frequented, year-round destination and a place for all visitors to experience first-hand the beauty of this iconic national park. The popularity of the area, along with a significant increase in park visitation […]
Grand Teton Seeks Input on Taggart Lake Area READ MORE
Joe Stone enjoys a popular trail in Grand Teton National Park. Intergenerational families, wheelchair users, and visitors of all abilities should have the opportunity to experience the extraordinary Teton landscape first-hand. That is why a growing focus area for our
Enhancing Accessibility throughout Grand Teton READ MORE
Grand Teton trail personnel work on repairing and rebuilding a switchback on the Teton Crest Trail. The Teton Crest Trail (TCT) is a forty-five-mile-long backcountry trail that winds through the high country of Grand Teton National Park. It is considered
Teton Crest Trail Renewal: Static Peak Divide READ MORE
Grand Teton National Park provides access to some of the best terrain in North America. The popularity of backcountry skiing and riding continues to increase in the Tetons—there are more and more users venturing into technical avalanche terrain each year.
Avalanche Forecasting READ MORE
Glade Creek and Webb Canyon Trails The northern Tetons are wild, with only a few trails providing access to the vast country on the west side of Jackson Lake. In 2016, the largest wildfire in park history wiped out much
Grand Teton transforms during winter into a tranquil, sparkling wonderland. The Foundation funds bi-weekly grooming of the 14-mile stretch between Bradley-Taggart trailhead and Signal Mountain on the Teton Park Road. Regular grooming allows visitors to easily explore on Nordic skis,