As winter settles over Grand Teton National Park, the season brings both opportunities for outdoor recreation and challenges for the park’s wildlife. Wildlife biologists urge visitors to be mindful of the animal’s need for space during this critical time of […]
December Wildlife Whereabouts: Winter Settles In READ MORE
Grizzly bear 399 and cub of the year emerge from hibernation on May 16, 2023. Photo: NPS/C. Adams Grand Teton National Park Foundation joins the National Park Service, our partners, community members, and friends in Jackson Hole and worldwide in
Remembering Grizzly Bear 399 READ MORE
Mule deer start to make their way out of Grand Teton to their winter migration destinations starting in October. Shorter days and cooler nights mean Grand Teton’s wildlife are preparing for the long winter ahead. Many of the animals have
October Wildlife Whereabouts: Mild Fall Weather Provides Ample Viewing Opportunities READ MORE
Taggart Lake Trailhead is Grand Teton National Park’s most-frequented, year-round destination and a place for all visitors to experience first-hand the beauty of this iconic national park. The popularity of the area, along with a significant increase in park visitation
Grand Teton Seeks Input on Taggart Lake Area READ MORE
September is a time of change for wildlife in Grand Teton. Many ungulates (hoofed animals) are mating, birds are abandoning territories and embarking on their fall migrations, and all animals are preparing for the winter months ahead. • By the
September Wildlife Whereabouts: Autumn Activity is a Wildlife Watcher’s Treat READ MORE
Joe Stone enjoys a popular trail in Grand Teton National Park. Intergenerational families, wheelchair users, and visitors of all abilities should have the opportunity to experience the extraordinary Teton landscape first-hand. That is why a growing focus area for our
Enhancing Accessibility throughout Grand Teton READ MORE
Grand Teton trail personnel work on repairing and rebuilding a switchback on the Teton Crest Trail. The Teton Crest Trail (TCT) is a forty-five-mile-long backcountry trail that winds through the high country of Grand Teton National Park. It is considered
Teton Crest Trail Renewal: Static Peak Divide READ MORE
Two returning Grand Teton volunteers pose for a photo outside the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve Center. Volunteers are an essential part of the Grand Teton National Park team. Their passion and dedication help protect park resources and keep visitors safe
2024 Grand Teton Volunteer Highlights READ MORE
Fall colors start to paint the landscape of Grand Teton National Park. As autumn winds down, winter is approaching, bringing cloudy days, cold nights, and occasional rain and snow storms. While Grand Teton National Park is open year-round, some areas
Adventure Journal: Prepare for Fall/Winter Closures READ MORE
Shwood, in collaboration with illustrator and designer Emma Boys, has unveiled a stunning eyewear collection that draws inspiration from nine of the most iconic National Parks in the United States. The Topo Mist frame, a part of Shwood’s National Parks
Last week was the tenth and FINAL week of the 2024 Youth Conservation Program! The crew started their last week in the field at Bug Canyon, a lesser-known trail near Grand View Point. YCP widened the tread to meet Grand
Trail Talk: In the Field with Grand Teton’s Youth Conservation Program – Week 10 READ MORE
A bull elk is courting a group of cows during the intense rutting season. August is a busy and vibrant time in the park with significant changes in wildlife behavior and ecological conditions. Air and water temperatures are peaking for
Wildlife Whereabouts: The Elk Rut Begins, Ripening Berry Crops, and Rising Water Temps READ MORE