Grand Teton National Park

Backpackers in North Fork Cascade Canyon approaching Paintbrush Divide.
Soaring over a landscape rich with wildlife, pristine lakes, and majestic alpine vistas, the Teton Range stands as a testament to generations of stewards. For over 11,000 years, communities have thrived in the valley known as Jackson Hole, turning these mountains into more than just peaks—they embody imagination and enduring human connection.
Map showing location of park.
three snow plows move about three feet of snow off a paved road
Spring recreation begins at Grand Teton National Park
It’s officially spring at Grand Teton National Park! The 14-mile section of the Teton Park Road between Taggart Lake Trailhead and Signal Mountain Lodge is cleared of snow and now open to walking, running, biking and skating.
Grizzly bear walking on patchy snow in front of bushes with ducks in the foreground
The 2025 bear season is here
Bears across Teton County are becoming active with the spring transition.
The sun rises behind large pointed mountains in the background, with a dark green grove of trees in the midground and a lighter green shrubby field in the foreground.
Interior Department Announces Permanent Protections for Critical Land and Wildlife Migration Corridor in Grand Teton National Park
The Department of the Interior today announced the purchase from the State of Wyoming and permanent protection of the 640-acre Kelly parcel, a picturesque landscape known for mountain views and world-class wildlife habitat within Grand Teton National Park.
An elk herd stands in front of snow-covered mountains
Interior Department announces permanent protections for critical land and wildlife migration corridor in Grand Teton National Park
The Department of the Interior today announced the purchase from the State of Wyoming and permanent protection of the 640-acre Kelly parcel, a picturesque landscape known for mountain views and world-class wildlife habitat within Grand Teton National Park.
a road recently groomed for skiing is covered with snow
Winter recreation begins Friday on Grand Teton National Park roads
Teton Park Road, Moose-Wilson Road, and Signal Mountain Summit Road will be open to winter recreation starting Friday, December 20.
Backpackers in North Fork Cascade Canyon, Grand Teton behind
Photo by NPS Photo / D. Lehle
Winter sunrise on snow-covered Teton Range
Photo by NPS Photo / D. Lehle
Grizzly bear running through dry grass with shrubs behind
Photo by NPS Photo / D. Lehle
Lake Solitude with the high Teton Peaks beyond during summer
Photo by NPS Photo / D. Lehle
Oxbow Bend on the Snake River during fall with golden aspens and Mount Moran in the background.
Photo by NPS Photo / D. Lehle
Mother in pink shirt, child in orange shirt, the Snake River below and the Teton Range beyond.
Photo by NPS Photo / D. Lehle
Historic Moulton Barn with visitors and the Teton Range beyond.
Photo by NPS Photo
American Pika perched on a granite boulder
Photo by NPS Photo / M. Nicklas
Bull moose with large antlers walking through fall grasses
Photo by NPS Photo / Potter
beaver pond at Schwabacher landing reflecting the Teton Range in early summer
Photo by NPS Photo
yellow arrowleaf balsamroot blooms with Teewinot Peak towering beyond
Photo by NPS Photo