Use this Grand Teton National Park guide and the information below to learn all about a May trip: weather and temperatures, services available, what to pack, where to stay, things to do, and more!
When you visit Grand Teton in May you still can expect very cold temperatures: highs 60, lows 30.It’s STILL important that you dress in layers and bring your winter clothing because it can still rain and even snow in May!
In May you’ll enjoy fewer crowds, scenic drives and wildlife viewing. But many of the hiking trails are muddy or still covered with snow. And some areas in the park are closed due to bear activity.
Hiking in the early part of May usually means muddy or even snow-covered trails so be prepared. Stop by a visitor center to get recent trail conditions.
Photographing Grand Teton National Park is the spring is amazing! The landscape with jagged peaks of the snow-capped mountains are a photographer’s dream!