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Renewing Trails Destroyed by the 2016 Berry Creek Fire
The Berry Creek Fire of 2016 was the largest wildfire in Grand Teton National Park’s history, scorching over 20,000 acres of timber and grassland. The blaze destroyed extensive stretches of trails and trail structures, such as bridges, retaining walls, causeways, ...
Wildlife Whereabouts: Getting Ready for Winter
Shorter days and cooler nights mean Grand Teton's wildlife are preparing for the long winter ahead. • Moose have started concentrating in the sagebrush/grassland areas in the south end of the park. They are seeking bitterbrush and other foods in ...
Photography Circle
Brad Boner Mike Cavaroc at Free Roaming Photography Aaron Diamond Lisa Erdberg Florence McCall Photography Mark Gocke Jerry Herman Rebecca Janeck Howard and Cheryl Jones at the Spotting Scope Jenny King Patrick Leary Nick Lehoux Ed Riddell Brad Schwarm, Alpenglow ...
Trailblazers
We extend a special thank you to many partners who provide products and lend expertise to help our organization and programs thrive. Alltrans Bank of Jackson Hole Counter Assault The Cowboy Group EcoTour Adventures Grand Fishing Adventures Grand Teton Association ...
Fall Moments in Grand Teton
The Foundation hosted a fall photo contest on Instagram during the month of September, which drew hundreds of entries. Take a look at some of our favorite Grand Teton images from this season and make sure to follow us on ...
Fall Closing Dates for Park Facilities and Services
Taking a trip to Grand Teton as the seasons change? With less traffic and the busy months of summer in the rear view, this is a great time to see the park. Before you go, take a look the closing ...
Weather Stations Ready for Winter
BTAC employees and Jenny Lake Climbing Rangers assemble the new wind station near Surprise Lake. We successfully reached our fundraising goal in August to purchase two, temporary winter weather stations for Grand Teton National Park that will help improve Bridger-Teton ...
A Summer of Work at the Bar BC
Historical photograph of the Main Cabin of the Bar BC taken by the Burt family. Significant preservation work is taking place at the historic Bar BC Dude Ranch. Founded in 1912, the Bar BC is the second oldest dude ranch ...
Wildlife Whereabouts: Mating & Migration
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 migration, and all animals are preparing for the winter months ahead. • By the ...
Adventure Journal: Where to Watch the Rut
Fall is a spectacular season in Grand Teton and can provide visitors with sensory experiences that they are unlikely to forget. From the vibrant colors of changing leaves to the brisk breeze felt early in the morning on October hikes—the ...
Grand Teton Lodge Company Employees Give Back During Annual EpicPromise Week
On a fall day this September, Grand Teton Lodge Company showed their commitment to enhance Grand Teton National Park through volunteerism by participating in Vail Resorts’ annual EpicPromise Week. In its eighth season, EpicPromise Week is an employee volunteer event ...
Jenny Lake Update
We are entering the final push of another busy summer of construction at Jenny Lake. Both the frontcountry and backcountry are progressing well and we look forward to visitors exploring these areas when project work is completed next spring. The ...