Auto Tour, Grand Teton National Park

Teton Park Road

Slow-moving water provides an excellent habitat for viewing a wide range of wildlife.

Teton Park Road

The Cascade Canyon Turnout is located next to Jenny Lake Moraine Horse Trail trailhead on Teton Park Road.

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One of the valley's few remaining structures from the homesteading era.

Jenny Lake Loop

James "Jimmy" Manges established a 160-acre homestead in 1911.

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Bill Menor traveled from Ohio to Montana before settling in 1892 on the Snake River.

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Homesteaders established 27 homesteads in the Grovont area to take advantage of relatively fertile soil.

Jenny Lake Loop

The former home of Geraldine Lucas, the second woman to reach the summit of the Grand Teton.

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Josiah David Ferrin, nicknamed "Uncle Si," represented the closest Jackson Hole came to a cattle baron.

Teton Park Road

The Craig Thomas Discovery & Visitor Center is located in Moose, 12 miles north of Jackson.

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Moose Entrance Station requires a park fee or a valid pass.

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Schwabacher Landing Road is slightly off the Teton Park Road, and worth the extra five minutes.

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A beautiful view of the river as it loops through the flat grassland with the Teton Range as a backdrop.

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Deadmans Bar Road provides visitors and boaters access to the Snake River.

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Offers views across the grasslands to forests with the mountains rising above and framing the landscape.

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Where Highway 89/191 meets with Highway 26/287 near the Snake River.

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The Moran Entrance Station is located in Moran Junction. A fee or valid pass is required for park entry.

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Views of the famous oxbow across Jackson Lake and beyond to the mountains.

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Where cattle drives crossed the river in the early- to mid- 20th century.

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Jackson Lake Junction is where Teton Park Road meets up with 89/191 at Jackson Lake.

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A good spot to see moose and other wildlife.

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Originally commissioned by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., this is a beautiful hotel located in the heart of the park.

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Colter Bay Village offers campsites, RV sites, and cabins.

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Colter Bay Visitor Center has information and maps, exhibits, and an auditorium.

U.S. 89/Yellowstone South

A popular place to launch boats on Jackson Lake, with parking for cars and trailers.

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Lizard Creek, in the northern part of the park, is quiet and secluded, with stunning views.

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Steamboat Mountain is on the northern border of the park.

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The road is a 24,000-acre "bridge" between Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.

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A small log cabin with information to help orient visitors to the John D. Rockefeller Parkway, as well as Grand Teton and Yellowstone.

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Moose-Wilson Road starts to the west before turning and following along the Snake River.

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This rustic log structure was built in 1925 and still functions today as an Episcopal church.

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Windy Point provides a stunning view of the Grand Teton and the entire Teton Range.

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Taggart Lake Trailhead has parking for the very popular 4-mile easy loop trail to Taggart Lake.

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One of the best viewing locations of the glaciers of the Teton Range.

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This is where Teton Park Road and Jenny Lake Loop converge. It is also the site of the Jenny Lake Visitor Center.

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Come here for information and groceries where the South Jenny Lake boat docks are located for scenic tours.

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Sweeping, panoramic views of the Teton Range with sagebrush and seasonal wildflowers in the foreground.

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Stop here for a straight-on view of Mt. Moran. The Falling Ice Glacier can also be seen from this location.

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360-degree views of Jackson Hole, the Snake River, the glaciated landscape, and the Teton Range.

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Jackson Lake Dam has stunning scenery along the lakeshore, where there are picnic tables.

Jenny Lake Loop

Views across the lake to the Grand Tetons.

Jenny Lake Loop

Beautiful and awe-inspiring views of the three highest peaks in the Teton range.

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The southernmost view of the Snake River, with the Teton Range rising just beyond the waters.

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The road here leads to the campground of the same name, and U.S. 89/191.

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Jackson Hole Airport is serviced by all major airlines and is located within the park.

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Blacktail Butte rises to the east, and is a principal landmark along the valley floor.

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About eight miles north of the South Park Boundary, this is a great place to see moose.

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The views of creeks, the Snake River, and the majestic Tetons should not be missed.