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T.A. Moulton Barn: A summer of preserving the past at Mormon Row
Volunteers working on the T.A. Moulton Barn roof. Photo by Ryan Sheets. This year, the T.A. Moulton Barn at Mormon Row was the focus of the Foundation's Historic Preservation Initiative. Past Foundation support for Mormon Row allowed for an assessment ...
VIDEO: Pura Vida in Grand Teton National Park
Pura Vida is an experiential, leadership, and mentoring program that offers unique recreation and learning experiences to local Latino students and their families. 2015 marks the sixth year of this successful program, and we are pleased to share our latest ...
In the Spotlight: Sands Whitewater & Scenic River Trips
Sands Whitewater & Scenic River Trips is one of the largest and most seasoned rafting companies in Jackson Hole, offering a variety of whitewater and scenic floats. Long-time locals Charlie Sands and John Simms created a partnership in the 1960s ...
Adventure Journal: Plan your adventure accordingly
Visitor services at Grand Teton National Park and the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway are winding down from the 2015 summer season. The park and parkway remain open to visitors year-round, though roads and park areas may be temporarily ...
My Park, My Story: Jenny Lake Boatman Justin Eaton
My Park, My Story tells the stories of people who are passionate about Grand Teton National Park and are committed to protecting it for the enjoyment of future generations. In our third edition, Jenny Lake Boatman Justin Eaton shares details ...
Trail Talk: Life on the crew of Grand Teton National Park’s Youth Conservation Program – The Final Report
The 2015 YCP crew finished their summer of work in Grand Teton in late August, but their incredible impact will be enjoyed by park visitors well into the future. YCP’s 21 crew members traveled to Jackson from Wyoming, Maryland, Texas, ...
VIDEO: Trail Work from Hidden Falls to Inspiration Point
Backcountry construction for Inspiring Journeys: A Campaign for Jenny Lake is near the end of the second season. This summer, crews are focused on improving the trail between Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point. To date, crews have installed 70 stone ...
Being Bear Aware: It’s YOUR responsibility
With record visitation and beautiful weather, this summer has been quite busy in Grand Teton National Park. Several lakes at the base of the mountains are some of the park’s most popular destinations due to their easy access to swimming, ...
Field Notes from Steve Cain: Bugling Elk
Photo by Ryan Sheets Shorter days, cooler temperatures, new snow in the high country, changing colors on the landscape, and the eerie trill of elk bugles in the morning and evening air signal the coming of fall in Grand Teton ...
National Parks Traveler – Creating fascinating and useful content for NPS visitors for ten years
National Parks Traveler began in 2005 as the internet’s first site dedicated to covering America’s national parks on a daily basis. This comprehensive site offers visitors an array of content ranging from current news, features, and discussions all tied to ...
Adventure Journal: Hiking with Leslie Mattson
The Paintbrush to Cascade Canyon loop begins and ends at the String Lake Trailhead. With unbelievable views of the Cathedral Group, Holly Lake, and Lake Solitude, this 18.1 mile loop is a favorite among many. Foundation President, Leslie Mattson, and ...
Trail Talk: Life on the crew of Grand Teton National Park’s Youth Conservation Program – Week 10
Last week was the final week of the 2015 Youth Conservation Program. With tired bodies and weary arms, the crew pushed through to clear vegetation from trails in Granite and Paintbrush Canyons. More logs were peeled and prepped for the ...