Wildlife Whereabouts: Early season snowmelt benefits wildlife in Grand Teton
Spring provides wildlife with vital energy resources to help them regain strength after winter in Grand Teton.
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Opening Dates for Grand Teton National Park
As the weather warms and the snow melts, the park opens to visitors and vehicles, which means greater access to various recreation destinations. See below for a list of opening dates so you can prepare for your Grand Teton adventures this Spring!
Adventure Journal: Wildlife Watching
Did you know that animals become stressed when humans approach them?
Progress at Jenny Lake: VIDEO UPDATE
Last summer marked the first season of construction at Jenny Lake as part of our Inspring Journeys campaign. Watch our latest video update to learn more about last summer’s accomplishments and goals for summer 2015.
Protecting Grand Teton’s Bears: GTNPF’s Bear Box Program VIDEO
Each summer, Grand Teton’s frontcountry campsites and picnic areas fill with visitors from near and far. With the grizzly and black bear populations increasing in the park, it is more important than ever for campers to properly store food and toiletries.