Climb or photograph the Grand Teton. The 13,775-ft crown of the range — a bucket-list mountaineering objective and the most photographed skyline in Wyoming.
Explore Jenny Lake & Cascade Canyon. Boat across the lake to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point, then hike into the heart of the range.
Float the Snake River beneath the peaks. Scenic floats and lively whitewater with the whole Teton skyline as your backdrop.
Go on a wildlife safari. Moose, bison, elk, pronghorn and bears — the range shelters some of the best wildlife viewing in the Lower 48.
Chase powder at Grand Targhee (Idaho side). The west slope catches huge, dry snow — Targhee and Teton Pass are legendary among locals.
Fly-fish the Teton & Snake Rivers. Blue-ribbon cutthroat and trout water on both sides of the range.
Take a sleigh ride at the National Elk Refuge. Glide among thousands of wintering elk just outside Jackson.
Take a scenic flight over the range. See the full jagged spine of the Tetons from the air.
Drive over Teton Pass to Teton Valley, Idaho. Cross WY-22/ID-33 to the quiet west side — Driggs, Victor and wide-open valley views.
Photograph Mormon Row & Schwabacher Landing. Historic barns and mirror-still river reflections framing the peaks at sunrise.