Grand Teton National Park lends incredible access to a stunning mountain range. When roaming in the heights of the Tetons, one may feel that they are countless miles from any form of meaningful civilization. The view from jagged peaks shows little signs of human occupation in the surrounding area.
Clouds roll over, producing nervous anticipation. The physical toll brings fatigue as the day’s miles count up. The pace slows slightly as a timely return to the parking lot is accomplished… Now off for a delicious Rye Manhattan at a classy little joint in Jackson Hole…
Guess we weren’t as far out in the wilderness as we thought…
Here are some things you’ll want to know when visiting Grand Teton.
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