Middle of October, services at Grand Teton National Park begin to close so you’ll enjoy smaller crowds, picturesque views of the foliage and the wildlife getting ready for winter.
During the day the highs hover around 52 degrees Fahrenheit and the lows will drop all the way to the mid 20s!It is really important that you dress in layers and bring your winter clothing essentials “just in case”.
The landscape is beautiful, but many trails may be steep and even extreme. Check with a Park Ranger for information on the best fall hikes at Grand Teton for you and your family.
Here’s a list of our favorite photo spots at Grand Teton:– Oxbow Bend– Schwabacher Landing– Snake River Overlook– Mormon Row – Moulton Barns– Jackson Lake Overlook