Grand Teton National Park

Introduction
Grand Teton National Park is one of America's most magnificent mountain national parks. In northwestern Wyoming, it features the razor-sharp Teton Range (rising over 3,000 m directly from the plains with no foothills), emerald glacial lakes (Jackson Lake, Jenny Lake) and rich wildlife — one of the American West's most stunning destinations. The Teton Range is one of America's youngest — rising straight from Jackson Hole with 14 peaks over 3,658 m. Grand Teton peak reaches 4,199 m. Jackson Lake reflects the Tetons. Jenny Lake is the most popular — emerald water surrounded by snow peaks, with boat crossings and hiking trails. Rich wildlife — elk, moose, bears and bighorn sheep. Adjacent to Yellowstone's south gate. Visiting for the stunning Teton Range rising from the plains is a breathtaking American West experience.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Grand Teton National Park?
Teton sunrise is a must-do; summer (Jun-Sep) best. Jenny Lake boat crossing or hike.

