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Visit Grand Teton National Park in the Rocky Mountains to enjoy pristine alpine lakes, spectacular fauna, and panoramic views of the Teton Range. Grand Teton National Park cabins fill up fast in summer, the peak season and the best time for spotting wildlife, hiking, and fly fishing. For accommodation, several ranch cabins and lodgings exist within park boundaries. Or, stay in one of the hotels near Grand Teton National Park in Moose, WY.

Places to Stay Near to Grand Teton National Park

Cabin Kelly
May 18 - May 25
$350 per night
Cabin ∙ 6 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms

Charming Cabin in Kelly with Patio & Grill

4.8
Outstanding (144 ratings)
Kelly, Teton County, Wyoming, United States
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Cottage Kelly
Mar 30 - Apr 6
$280 per night
Cottage ∙ 8 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms

Cottage in Kelly with Patio & Grill

5.0
Outstanding (122 ratings)
Kelly, Teton County, Wyoming, United States
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House Teton Village
Apr 16 - Apr 23
-45%
$1,169
$639 per night
House ∙ 14 guests ∙ 6 bedrooms

Wonderful House in Teton Village + Offer Views

5.0
Outstanding (25 ratings)
Teton Village, Teton County, Wyoming, United States
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Must-Do Hikes in Grand Teton National Park

Must-Do Hikes in Grand Teton National Park

In a survey done by National Parks Traveler, 52% of the park’s visitors come for the hiking – thanks to the park’s network of trails which interlink the most scenic vistas of lakes, mountains, and forests. Many trails pass through grizzly and black bear territory, so carry bear spray for safety.

  • 1. Cascade Canyon Loop

    Perhaps the park’s most popular hiking trail, the Cascade Canyon Loop begins on the western part of Jenny Lake, a sightseeing highlight. Hike for 9.5 miles until you reach Lake Solitude and Paintbrush Divide, then trace your way back by following the 10-mile Paintbrush Canyon Trail. The highest point opens onto rewarding views of Leigh Lake and Jackson Hole Valley.

  • 2. Death Canyon

    For a seasoned hiker, this is a moderately challenging trail. The unmatched scenic views from the historic Death Canyon Barn, which also functions as a patrol cabin, make the hike totally worth it.

  • 3. Garnet Canyon

    A perfect hike for beginners, this route allows you to soak in the park's pure alpine beauty with ease. The end of the trail leads to splendid views of the dikes streaming down Middle Teton in black, formed by molten rock in the mountain's youth.

  • 4. Amphitheater Lake

    The panoramic subalpine views here bring many to the same conclusion: Amphitheater Lake is the park's best mountain lake hike. Hiking this route introduces you to several important peaks, including Grand Teton, Disappointment Peak, Middle Teton, Teewinot Mountain, and Mt. Owen.

Great Places to Stay Near Grand Teton National Park

Lodge Colter Bay Village
Jul 9 - Jul 16
$287 per night
Lodge ∙ 127 guests ∙ 1 bedroom

Lodge in Colter Bay Village with Grill

4.0
Very good
Colter Bay Village, Teton County, Wyoming, United States
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Cabin Kelly
Aug 14 - Aug 21
$475 per night
Cabin ∙ 6 guests ∙ 1 bedroom

Cabin in Kelly with Grill & Patio

5.0
Outstanding (37 ratings)
Kelly, Teton County, Wyoming, United States
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Cabin Moose
Dec 21 - Dec 28
$550 per night
Cabin ∙ 6 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms

Comfortable Cabin in Moose with Grill, Patio & Yard + Incredible Views

5.0
Outstanding (91 ratings)
Moose, Teton County, Wyoming, United States
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Best Outdoor Adventures in Grand Teton National Park

Best Outdoor Adventures in Grand Teton National Park

The park spoils visitors with a plethora of bodies of water. So dive right in! Go whitewater rafting, boating, fishing, or all of the above. The trails and mountains, on the other hand, create opportunities for adventure seekers craving some good hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing.

  • 1. Snake River

    Raft along the scenic stretch of Snake River in Jackson Hole. And sign up for a guided river tour to learn about the park’s unique geology, history, flora, and fauna.

  • 2. Fly Fishing

    In the summer, fly fishing enjoys great popularity among visitors, who fish for different species of trout thriving in the park's numerous lakes and streams. Many opt for guided fly fishing trips along the Snake River.

  • 3. Jenny Lake

    Enjoy private boating or guided cruises on this beautiful lake with sweeping views of Mount Teewinot.

  • 4. Biking

    The 100 miles of paved roads in the park promise stunning views of the Teton Range and chance wildlife encounters as you make your way through various ecological habitats. Biking is the best mode of transport for exploring the Jenny Lake Scenic Loop. The Two Ocean Lake Loop and the old Native American Grassy Lake Road epitomize excellent mountain biking.

Top Lodging Near Grand Teton National Park

House Teton Village
May 12 - May 19
-43%
$977
$559 per night
House ∙ 10 guests ∙ 4 bedrooms

Vacation Home in Teton Village with Patio & Grill + Offer Views

4.9
Outstanding (21 ratings)
Teton Village, Teton County, Wyoming, United States
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Cabin Moose
Jul 9 - Jul 16
$650 per night
Cabin ∙ 6 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

Cabin in Moose with Pool & Patio

4.8
Outstanding (28 ratings)
Moose, Teton County, Wyoming, United States
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Resort Moran
Sep 21 - Sep 28
$354 per night
Resort ∙ 5 guests ∙ 1 bedroom

Resort in Moran with Grill

4.1
Very good (731 ratings)
Moran, Teton County, Wyoming, United States
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Best Family Activities in Grand Teton National Park

Best Family Activities in Grand Teton National Park

The park beckons families with kids. Children between 6 to 12 years old journal about their park experiences in the Nature Explorer’s Backpack Program, while children of all ages partake in the National Junior Rangers Program by completing an activity booklet and attending a workshop. Also, families participate in several group activities together.

  • 1. Overnight Camping

    If you're not staying in one of the many Grand Teton National Park cabins, camp out instead. Walk-in camping is allowed in Colter Bay and Jenny Lake campgrounds. Reserve in advance for backcountry camping.

  • 2. Jackson Lake

    Go for a relaxing cruise on Jackson Lake and enjoy a scrumptious breakfast, lunch, or dinner onboard. The cruise also includes a narration of local history and lake folklore.

  • 3. Jackson Hole

    Sign up for wildlife safaris, ranging from half a day to several days. Personalized guides, extensive viewing of bison, coyotes, grizzlies, and moose, among others, as well as countless photo opportunities make for a perfect family trip with kids. Moose Wilson Road, Kelly Loop, Antelope Flats, and Oxbow Bend hold the best opportunities for seeing animals in the wild. And winter is prime time for spotting elks in the National Elk Refuge.

  • 4. Signal Mountain Summit Road

    Take a long scenic drive along this route to observe the park’s beautiful scenery. Keep your eyes peeled for creatures and critters as you take in the spectacular views of Teton Range, Jackson Lake, and Jackson Hole Valley.

  • 5. Climbing

    Go rock climbing on the iconic Grand Teton peak, the highest in the whole park. Mountain guides give climbing classes geared towards families and kids.

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