With over a hundred miles of hiking trails there's a hike for everyone in Grand Teton National Park. Enjoy viewing majestic mountains, soothing lakes and waterfalls, and exciting wildlife!
The summer months are the most popular time to visit Grand Teton National Park because of the nicer weather conditions. The park will be crowded during these months.
- Check in at a visitor center for current trail conditions.- Make noise and carry bear spray as you hike- Be prepared for quick weather changes- Prepare for high elevation- Avoid solo hiking and stay on trails
This beautiful and easy hike begins at the Jenny Lake Trailhead.This hike is considered easy if you take the shuttle boat across to the Cascade Canyon Trailhead.
The Lakeshore Trail begins on the backside of the Colter Bay Visitor Center. It consists of two connecting loops that circle around the inner and outer portions of the Colter Bay Peninsula.
This loop can be hiked in either direction, but counter clockwise is nice to catch the morning light on the mountains. This is a very popular part of the park so early morning is nice for smaller crowds.
This is a heavily trafficked trail so morning visits are nice. This is a moderate difficulty trail.Hiking the trail counter clockwise will provide the best views and photography opportunities.
This is a short, interpretive trail that leads to a hill top with views of Willow Flats and the Teton Mountain Range.This trail is know for wildlife sightins.