Bridger Teton National Forest Reviews

Beautiful scenery. We were just passing through from Yellowstone. If you are are not into hiking and biking, you don't really get to experience it in all its majesty. Was busy so we were not able to get to the Jenni Lake area. Middle of summer it was hot.

Nothing really compares to the Tetons. Visited them and numerous beautiful pictures with reflections on Jenny Lake. Don’t forget to visit the Mormon Barns and get a picture of the Tetons in the background or if you’re lucky maybe even a rainbow.

we drove from yellowstone and had lunch at Leeks restaurant overlooking the Grand Teton's and Lake. Very scenic and beautiful experience. There is a little area with picnic tables and beach? The kids waded in the cold water and got the full experience

Took one day to drive through and hike to Moose Pond (saw 2 mommas and their babies there) and Jenny Lake. Signs for trail closures would have been helpful. The waterfall trail was more difficult than expected. The markers didn't give the distance for the things we wanted to see. If we hadn't been using the REI app it would have been even more challenging.

the view was beautiful, had only few areas to get pictures at., very expensive to eat at. kind of a let down.

A must see on an vacation to NW Wyoming. Breath taking views. One of the World's wonders. Love coming here.

We come from New England and live near the ocean. The Teton's were the complete opisite of what we normally see. The area is vast and clean. Would love to visit again. Freindly people.

This is a must the mountains and animal life is incredible. Totally different from Yellowstone park. Beautiful is all I can say!!

The Tetons are amazing! Do yourself a favor and visit. The views are incredible. The Tetons should be on everyone's bucket list.

The Tetons are outstanding, just beautiful. In the fall we saw tons of animals. Our highlight was a huge male Moose that decided to take a walk where we were parked, he walked right around the back of our SUV. We also saw moose that came by our lodge every morning. What a wonderful adventure. Need to plan on spending time in this magnificent park... do NOT rush.

Such a beautiful Park! It was a bummer that while we were there it was smoky because of fires in MT and ID! I would recommend that you also go to Jenny Lake while in the park and hike up to see the Hidden Falls!

Enjoyed it much more than Yellowstone. It had some smoke cloud cover but was still beautiful. Be sure to take the drive to the summit. The road is narrow but two cars can pass each other in opposite directions. The view from top is amazing. The park needs more parking at sites so plan on not finding some parking in some of the locations you want to look at.

I recommend downloading the Gypsy Guide App, for Teton's and Yellowstone. We turned it on and the voice tour guide followed our route and explained the history of the Tetons and YS. Explained where and why to stop and take a look, and a walk, in certain areas. It's a great companion to make the trip easy.

Very impressive views. I actually liked better than yellowstone. We went on a river float on the snake river. Saw a black bear, 5 bald eagles and a fox. Gorgeous mountains!

Lots of out of this world views, even with snow tops in July. Weather was great which helped with the views too and brought the wildlife out.

The mountains are to die for. Snow capped and then we were blessed to receive about 5 inches of the white stuff making our tours just gorgeous. Stores in area are pricey but then again we are all tourists there😇

Have to say, wish I would have know prior to planning our trip how beautiful the Tetons were as we probably would have spend less time at Yellowstone surrounded by inconsiderate drivers and commercialized sites and more time hiking the trails of the Tetons. there will definitely be a NEXT time as the views are breathtaking and the trails are amazing!

Pictures tell it all. So much to do and so much to see. Both Jackson Hole and Yellowstone a short drive away

These are mountains like none other! This is a must see destination. Breathtaking views, hikes and lakes.

Your first stop should be the visitor's center to get information on what the rangers are presenting during the day. They can also give you information on where to go and what to do in the park. Be sure to take a camera to capture the views.

Driving in Teton National Forest was excellent lovely mountain range nice clear day saw the snow on the mountains and also on the ground sheltered from the sunlight. So very impressive would go again worth seeing.

Drove down from Yellowstone and typography changed dramatically. Loved having a picnic lunch by the lake. Plan to visit again.

Before or after visiting Yellowstone National Park, be sure to drive through the South Gate towards Jackson, WY. The Grand Tetons are a gorgeous mountain range, that you won’t want to miss.

We really had a hard time leaving the area. These were the most amazing mountain views I have ever seen! Loved it here.

Most mountains have a gradual incline not the Tetons. They shoot straight up from the earths floor. Majestic and powerful reminding me how insignificant we are to the earth's creation. It is a awesome journey on the way to Jackson Hole. Wyoming. Broad and open landscapes and lakes and rivers between you and the mountains and great biking trails. There is one historical site. A ranch cabin and a history of the family ranch. Imagine waking up and seeing those mountains everyday. A hard life but a blessed one.

Leaving Jackson, Wyoming (yes, it was once called Jackson Hole) and heading north toward Yellowstone Park, you'll come first to the picturesque Grand Teton National Park. Snowcaped all year long, this is your greatest opportunity to see firsthand the awesome natural beauty of one of God's greatest creations. In mid May there was much snow covering the ground and some public facilities had yet to be opened. Be sure to visit Jenny Lake and it's pebbles beach but forget taking a swim at this time of year. The lake still had a thick coating of ice and snowmobile tracks could be seen across its entirety. The store/gift shop (obviously) was open and we bought souvenirs for the grandkids. In years past, I've seen plenty of wildlife throughout the park but few were sighted on this day of exploring. No real problem because ample elk, mule deer, buffalo and other types of wildlife will be encountered up the road toward Yellowstone. While there be sure to inhale a lung full of the clean air found in abundance at this altitude.

very beautiful area with great views everywhere. Very clean too! Saw some wildlife but didn't spend enough time here, kinda just passed through, would make more time here next trip!

It is very hard to describe the beauty of these mountains. I'd recommend staying in Jackson the night before and then from sunrise head up to Teton. I believe the park is often overlooked because of the massive caliber of Yellowstone just to the north, but DO NOT MISS THESE! An absolutely must see, even if just driving through. If you like art/oil paintings, an artist by the name of Jim Wilcox has spent much of his time here and in other areas where he has "Canvased the West." I believe he puts on an art clinic every year in Jackson.

Favorite place on our road trip around Yellowstone/Tetons. Breathtaking views. Makes sure you go to Colter and Jenny Lake for spectacular views!

My family and I visited Teton National park for three wonderful days. The mountains still have snow in late June. They are so beautiful!! We saw A female Grizzly Bear and two cubs. She had a collar and we were told she is numbered 399 and has her own Facebook page. We saw three moose, lots of elk, mule deer, and a coyote. We took a hike on Jenny Lake to Hidden Falls which was amazing. If you don’t want to hike the 2.3 miles each way they offer a boat ride which is only .5 miles from the falls. I recommend going to Teton Village and taking the tram to the top of Mt. Rendezvous which is 10,000 plus feet in elevation. While at the top we made snowballs, took in the view once the clouds cleared ,then ate waffles and drank hot chocolate at Corbett’s cabin at the summit. We stayed in a two bedroom cabin at Colter Village which was great. We took a dinner rafting trip down the Snake River and a boat breakfast cruise out of the Colter Bay village marina to Elk island which is on Jackson Lake.This park is a must see!! I loved every minute of it.

We were on tour of lots of rocky mountains and canyon but The Grand Tetons were the most stunning the mountains still had the odd bit of snow/ glacier on them, that and the lake with lots of trees and boats made the scenery even more spectacular, Nearly all the photos we took looked like paintings unreal.

It was our first visit and they are breath taking. I was speechless in awe of their beauty. What is absent from them are the foothills and the peaks are so rugged. I found them to be such a beautiful and spiritual place.

We passed through on the scenice road en route from Cody to Jackson. The views are spectacular. We stopped but did not take the boat at Jenny Lake.

We definitely enjoyed the majestic views of the mountains. We came out of Yellowstone to the Grand Tetons and were awed by the views.

If you've thought about visiting; just do it. The Jenny Lake area was so crowded that we didn't even try to go there, but if you can go in the early spring/late summer, the crowds are much thinner.

Absolutely breathtaking vistas, but heartbreaking as we were there while fires were actively burning. Filled the skies with smoke and flames.

Even if you do not go on the hiking trails, the several overlooks give you splendid panoramas of theTeton Range.

We explored the entire length and breadth of Grand Teton National Forest and stopped numerous times to admire the scenery. We also stopped and visited Rockefeller Lodge and enjoyed the historical ambiance.

The Grand Teton area is a place everyone should try to see and visit in their lifetime. Everything about it is bigger than life, the mountains and the wildlife !

We stayed here for 5 days and it was just superb. The scenery is fantastic as are the facilities. We only wished we could have stayed longer.ut hopefully one day we will be back and stay at Signal Mountain Lodge.

The Tetons are definitely a relaxed and beautiful place. We were there just after the eclipse to it was crowded, but the park rangers and information center employees were helpful and very nice. We enjoyed viewing wildlife and seeing the parks best views.

Teton National Park is a must see for everyone. The park is by far the most beautiful place we have been. No matter where you are in the park the Tetons offer panoramic views of mother natures finest work. From fly fishing in the snake river to simply hiking on the trails you can't help but stare at the beauty of the mountains. The park service offers daily and nightly programs that go into great detail about the park and there are other activities a a nominal fee to enjoy boat rides, outdoor cook outs, boat rides, kyak rentals etc. Be sure to add Teton National Forest to your bucket list of places to see in your lifetime.

The forest has a very nice bicycle path and some other interesting trails. Loved the “ how to not encounter a bear” presentation at the Rockefeller center. Very nice day.

Last visit to the Tetons was in 1970. This year was my wife's first and we both love the majestic beauty of this national park.We spent 3 days driving and hiking to the lakes, river and picturesque scenery.
Just a tip: give your self ample time to enjoy nature and bring your camera & hiking shoes.

Not as famous as Yellowstone to the north, but it has excellent hiking trails, sights, scenic boat tours at the three lodges in the park.
Be sure to check out Jackson Hole for a gondola trip to the top of the Tetons.

Been here several times and the views are always amazing.

Be prepared to go early due to parking areas full and cars parked along side of the roads.

There are a number of turn outs to stop and take photos or even to get out and ride a bike or hike. Also, there are a number of trails to hit too with decent amount of parking.

Do not be disappointed should it be foggy, hazy, or raining. The mountains are still beautiful to see.

Looking for wildlife? Take a scenic hike or get out of the car and walk away from the busy road. You may be lucky, early morning or dusk are good times.

We had previously spend the week up in Yellowstone and then spent our last few days here. The views were amazing. We saw as many bison here as in Yellowstone and more prong horn and a moose. In the summer months you will not see elk as they all migrate north. There were lots of outdoors activities like horseback riding and whitewater rafting. The area has a very different feel from Yellowstone. The area seems much more populated and touristy. Make sure to get your picture taken by the elk arches.

If you are short on time in visiting Yellowstone, skip the Tetons. Beautiful but better to concentrate on Yellowstone. Jackson is a shopping mecca if that's what you are looking for. The shops are high-end, as you would expect, focusing on Western art, clothing and furnishings.

this was a great add on driving in on the south entrance from yellowstone. seen some elk and beautiful mountains.

Bridger Teton National Forest butts up against the Grand Teton area and is just to the South of Yellowstone...so as you can imagine it's loaded with gorgeous mountain views and river systems with lots of diversity of plants and wildlife. We couldn't wait to see a moose but got shut out...but we saw elk, bears, wolves, and so many other neat wildlife that it didn't matter. Next trip for sure. Loads of great campgrounds and hiking trails to lose yourself (don't get lost take a map and don't rely on GPS or cell phone alone). We had great weather, and it was a little smoky the first day...but a storm overnight cleared things out 80-90% and it was gorgeous.

We drove from Cody, Wy to the tetons on our way to Willard Bay state received area in Utah. It was a bit tricky as we hit some hair,snow and rain mix once we arrived at the park entrance but managed just fine going slowly. We were pulling a 37 ft. Camper. Coming down as we neared Jackson, Wy isn't too bad but the overlooks can be scary if you're afraid of high walls. The road is plenty wide enough just look straight ahead and you'll be fine. I may have been less nervous if it wasn't so cold with rainy conditions.. 36°and high winds. Still glad we made the trek and we'll worth seeing.

The Tetons are startling at any time. It was not their fault that on the day we visited, smoke from all the fires obscured them.

We were fortunate enough to see two grizzlies walking right next to the road. It was amazing, the park service was there to make sure no one was stupid while taking pictures.

Grand Teton mountains were breathtaking to see, both from a long distance and up close! Enjoyed walking lake trails and watching elk in the area. Beautiful area of the park, would highly recommend.

I cannot begin to describe how amazingly beautiful the Teton National Forest is. I visited over Labor Day 2016, and I cannot wait to go back. We were driving through on our way to Yellowstone and decided to come back through on our way back to SLC. I pick this over Yellowstone any day.

the Tetons has so much to see and do its definitely a place to visit. we decided not to stay in a hotel to stay in the cabins at the KOA and enjoyed the beauty of the land. Seen moose, throughout our drive thru the park. also many hikes, and different levels according to your experience.

Yellowstone is amazing, but Teton is the most Bea, scenic place. Every photo you take will look like a postcard. Don't just do Yellowstone, make sure you see this as well. We saw lots if bison and antelope from the road.

The Bridger Teton National Forest is a large expanse of nature areas, far from the crowds, as we crossed the area on our 2700 mile dual sport motorcycle ride.

If you enjoy the outdoors, this is a place to come. Many hiking trails. if you just enjoy nature's beauty, this is a place to cone.

A must see! Especially the lake with the mountains in the back ground. Very clean water, skies are so blue!

We took a drive down to the Tetons from our base in West Yellowstone, and we’re glad we did. The views across Jackson Lake are mesmerizing and inspiring. There were lots of neat things to see on the ride down, too. Simply breathtaking.

Bring your camera and take the most breath taking photos of the great Teton mountains...You will be in awe.....Check out the little chapel with the mountains in the background...So beautiful...

A must see. Camped overnight two nights and the host of the campsite was awesome. Had deer walking through campsite morning and evening. So peaceful and relaxing.

The Tetons are the most beautiful mountains, such height and splendor> A boat trip on Jenny Lake is a great experience. Having a meal at the Jackson Lodge is to die for! Great food and the waiters are from different states.

There are too many photo opportunities to list them all---sunrise, sunset, wildlife and landscape(s). One of the most beautiful places in the world.

Being from the East this was just a breathtaking travel through some of the most beautiful mountains in our country. Not to be missed!

Touring Grand Teton National Park was truly a highlight of our trip. It was beauty at every turn. A place we definitely remember a lifetime.

Oh beautiful for spacious skies. You have to see it to believe it , nature at it's best, every view and every angle is a picture post card.

We had a great visit to Jackson Hole and the Tetons. Top of Rondevous Mountain was a highlight as was sunrise at Mormon Row. Wow! So glad we took the opportunity to see the park early in the morning. Highly recommend the Alpenhof Resort!

We spent one week in the Grand Tetons. There is an incredible amount of things to do in the area from Jackson in the south and into the Teton National Park.

The views are amazing, hiking trails are fantastic and wildlife is abundant.

We stayed at and HIGHLY recommend Budge's Slide Lake Cabins. The Cabins are modern log cabin style, full of every amenity you could need and quaint, quiet and the scenery is absolutely beautiful in this private little Valley with a small lake and river literally 50' from the cabin.

We had a fabulous time in Teton. We took the tram & gondola at Jackson Hole. This is definitely a playground for adults & kids. So many activities are available for all. I would highly recommend this as a must see.

Spend a night at an RV place, great views of the gran tetons, one thing to must see in life. Which it would have been summer so we could rent a boat. People are very friendly and try to help in any way.

Words cannot describe how beautiful the Grand Tetons are! I have dreamed of seeing them my entire life after hearing about them from my grandparent’s many visits out west. They would show me their pictures and I would dream of seeing them in person one day. I am so thankful that I was able to see them with my own eyes...and when I did, I cried because they are so breathtaking. Pictures do not do them justice. God had His creations are amazing!!!!

Nothing short of breath taking. One vista after another, a myraid of trees, lakes and peaks. Snow capped heights, meadows and green mysterious pathways. Such majesty it just takes your breath away. At times you just stand in silence and awe and take time to wonder how others, the first people, the first settlers, saw these things. Was it fear or wonder? It will make you think. The park had suffered fire damage so it was interesting to see how the fire had moved throughout and in some places was still smoldering. I recommend every one visit at least once in their lives, there are none like these, their majesty will never leave you.

Mountains, forests, rivers, lakes, wildlife. What more could you want? Just a short drive from Jackson, WY - maybe 20-30 minutes. The views are breathtaking. You can see the mountains from far away, at least 60 miles. It is difficult to not be captivated by them.

Motorcycle trip through Wyoming. I felt small but full of joy riding through this part of our country. One of the most beautiful rides i've ever taken. Already planning my next time through, and might stay a day or two. Take the time to enjoy this, event if it sets you back a half day or more on your road trip.

This country has so many amassing parks. Only wish our taxes paid and they were free to Americans. This is one of those places that hits you after you get home and say "wow" it was really nice a place.

If you're in this part of the country and are going to Yellowstone Park, which you should, you really should include this park and mountain range in your tour. There are no bad views in the range. Many great hikes and lakes and trails.

Welcome to Yellowstone! Part of this national forest is in the southern region of the park; It is gorgeous beyond description any time of the year; look out for moose mommies with their calves---they are very protective, so take photos from a safe distance! The winding road through the Bridger - Teton National Forest is really beautiful---please, follow the speed limits: They are slower to protect you & all the wildlife which lives there! In addition to moose, you could see coyotes, foxes, skunks, grizzlies, eagles, hawks, deer---to name those which come to mind, which I have personally seen! This forest is part of Grand Teton National Park, too...& the views are spectacular, coming from the east, down toward Moose, WY, to enter the park...Enjoy!

I flew into Jackson Hole Airport in mid October and was treated to a fresh four- to five-inch early season light snowfall. Those spectacular mountains are right next to the airport! Stay in Jackson, Wyoming which is just nine miles to the south. This is a delightful year-round destination with abundant scenery and wildlife. I took hundreds of photos. Nearby Jackson is a very neat town and a great place to stay. I will be back!

Coming around the. corner from Jackson Hole al of the sudder the Grand Teton mountain range apears on the left side.
Even on a windy cold day in September the beauty of it makes up for the weather.
Step out of the car at the view Point and read the sign, it shows you how it looked 40 years ago and you will see most glaciers are dissapearing.

We are so lucky to live in this country. It is totally the land of the free. The lakes and forest and mountains almost feel spiritual. Make sure you take a camera that works! You won't want to miss a thing.

Spent a day viewing one spectacular mountain and water scene after another. Waterfalls, gorges, rivers, lakes and Willow marshes abound. Many opportunities to stop, sit and ponder the intense and serene beauty this area offers. Look for moose, elk, ducks, osprey while enjoying lunch in tranquil surroundings. A day well spent and enjoyed.

The Mountains and Lakes in Grand Teton are amazing. Everything is so clean. Great area to hike, especially around Jenny Lake and to Phelps lake.

Breathtaking views around every corner. Very majestic. Makes for some beautiful sunsets. Hiking trails everywhere. Just beautiful.

A beautiful drive through the Tetons after leaving Yellowstone on the south side. After seeing Yellowstone, I thought we'd seen it all, but still had much more beauty to enjoy!

You need to absolutely see these beautiful mountains this is definitely a space that is so beautiful and quiet and serene!

Put this on your bucket list!! This is an absolute must see. I have traveled extensively and have seen many beautiful places before but this place is absolutely glorious!!! I can't remember ever seeing a more beautiful landscape with so many outdoor activities, or animals. If you're on a budget camp, bring your own food, and drink instant coffee if you have to (we did), just get here. There are so many trails for biking, hiking or walking on that you could stay here for weeks and not hit every trail. This place is amazing. Bring pepper spray and a camera because there is so much wildlife, including bears, you're not going to want to miss that perfect picture. There are campgrounds in abundance so no need to worry about a place to sleep, we slept in the van at a campground off the beaten path. I think it's $30 entrance fee for the park unless you're 100%disabled then you get a free national park pass if you bring proof of your disability.

We started out in Denver and entered from the south and every turn just got better and better think we hit about every pull off be certain to check out Jenny lake

This is a beautiful Forest to drive through. Some of the most Senic views ever in the area. A drive worth doing

Travelling around the USA in an RV we drove through the Grand Tetons National Park. The scenery was absolutely amazing! Beautiful part of the world and well worth a visit.

Tetons cannot be captured in a photograph. They are beautiful and captivating. We will never forget their beauty

Words cant describe. Less crowded than yellowstone in busy season. Easily found all the picture stops i was waiting for and found some extra stops with a huge "wow" factor as well. Every stop is like a page from a calendar!

We spent the afternoon hiking around Jenny Lake and the next day rented a boat on Jackson Lake. The mountains are incredible and we loved being out in nature!

This place is just beautiful, and has a lot of wild animals, there are buffalo, elk, mule deer, bear, both black and grizzly, wolf, coyote, and the most beautiful mountains you will ever see.

The Tetons are absolutely breathtaking! There are a lot of hiking trails, places to stop for pictures and views and wild life is abundant! One of my favorite parts of our trip was the two days spent at the Tetons!

Beautiful park, lots to see and a large number of animals wandering around. You will need lots of time to look around.

There are so few absolutely awe inspiring, breathtaking, fall to your knees beautiful spots and this is absolutely one of them!!

Beautiful views, pristine lakes and lots of fresh air. Great photos to be taken. We saw deer but no moose or elk in this area on our trip.

The Tetons are absolutely gorgeous, but the day we went, we did not see much wildlife. I am glad I can say we saw the Grand Tetons, but honestly, I like Yellowstone better.

I visited in Fall, foliage was beautiful. In fact, I think I liked the Teton National Park more than Yellowstone (!) - it's less crowded and the feeling of openness is just beautiful.

The Tetons were just as spectacular as I remembered 52 years ago. The minute you had to leave, you wanted to return. My husband's first trip and he was in awe!

This was our second time visiting and our first time going completely through the Teton forest. So glad we decided to spend the extra time because in my opinion, the Tetons are more beautiful than Yellowstone any day. We loved our time spent riding down every backroad and seeing so many grand sites along the way. We bought the tickets going in to Yellowstone also ,so we paid $50 for both for a 7 day pass to enter and leave. There's no postcard to really catch the breathtaking beauty of the Tetons.

The drive from Grand Teton National Park to Cody Wyoming is a long one, about 3 hours or so. As beautiful as Grand Teton is with its iconic mountain range on the western border, the closer we got to Cody, the more interesting the highway became. Beautiful mountains, wonderful rock formations, beautiful creeks and rivers running adjacent to the road, and a few meandering bison. Many nice spots to pull over and take photos! It is really one of the prettiest areas we've driven through since we visited Sedona Arizona. Try it, you'll like it!

The scenic road through the Bridger Teto National Forest is gorgeous. We spent a Sunny Sunday afternoon motoring through the woodlands and enjoying the views. We stopped for the night in Jackson Hole.

The views are spectacular!!! Lots of hiking, short or long. You can count on seeing elk, deer, pronghorns and probably bear. There are lakes and plenty to do in or on them. Camping and lodging available in TNP as well as restaurants and shops. I miss it just writing about it!

We love the Tetons; so serene and majestic. The views just pull you back for another look. Good place for the photographer.

What can I say other than AWESOME! I have wanted to go here for ages and got to last Fall. It's breathtaking.

Drove through the Tetons on our way home from Yellowstone. Breath taking beauty, wild life, old communities, rivers lakes and resorts with great restaurants. Loved every minute.

We got to see the Tetons at a special time. Lots of snow on the tops of the mountain and green grass and trees below. A sunshiny Blue Sky day. Go see the film in the visitor center. Be prepared for a very nice surprise!

Perfect in every sense of the word! Truly God's country! Perfect for every family member .... Take lots of photos

Just a beautiful area, Jackson is just to busy every one loves this area and the number of people here vacationing tell the story of it popularity.

Visited second week in Sept. All attractions were so full of tourists, we didn't bother to stop because there were no places to park.
Beautiful drive and scenery, just to dang many people. Did not expect so many tourists this time of year. We have visited before so we scratched the park tour, but if you want to enjoy the peace of nature, this was not the time to visit. Absolutely NO parking available at Jenny Lake north and south or at String lake. Cars backed up and parking by main road that turns into parking area.

What a creation and beautiful country we are privileged to live in! If you want to get away and breath in the clean, pure beauty....this is the place.

Magnificent. We learned that these are young mountains, which explains their dramatic multiple peaks. Took loads of pix but nothing is like being th rand.

This park is great for start of our trip with beautiful trails, viewpoints and wildlife. We enjoyed staying 2 full days in the parc and with older kids we could have done more. Be careful the parc is elevated and it can be cold even in June. All places are great: Jenny lake, colter bay, Roosevelt preserve, signal mountain, etc...

These mountains are absolutely beautiful!They look like a painting! I stood looking at them with tears in my eyes! They are God's handiwork at its best! A definite must see!

This range of mountains is magnificent. We found that getting to it is a bit time-consuming, since you either enter through Yellowstone, or though Jackson, and either way can take up to an hour (maybe there is another way in that we were not aware of) But entering the Grand Teton National Park from Yellowstone is amazing!
We camped one night at Colter Bay and we had a really great campsite (these are first come, first served, and we found the campground to be filled by 1:00 or so for tent camping). We did see some sites that were not very nice (along the path to the bathroom, too near other campers)
There are several lakes in the park and some fun trails to hike.

Breathtaking beauty! This was one of our favorite parts of our trip to Yellowstone and the West. Absolutely stunning!!

The grand Tetons are just that Grand. The rock formations with the snow on top of them are breath taking.

Came in late, and it was smoky due to the wild fires but rounded a corner and with a change in wind, the full beauty of the valley opened up in front of us. WOW.

Totally worth the stop.

Be sure to see the Tetons..doesn’t matter what season..just go. There are plenty of off roads from the main drag..try them all..you get a different view from each of them.

Just beautiful. We drove to Jenny Lake early in the evening and saw elk. Bonus was to hear them bugling. So quiet at the lake you could hear yourself think.

Although still beautiful, everything was hazy because of forest fires in Montana, Wyoming, California and Idaho. By the time we left, you could hardly see the mountain tops.

We've traveled the world for the last 25 years only to find that the most beautiful place is in Wyoming.

If you are in the area, you have to see it.
The views don’t stop. We saw buffalo, moose, & elk.
Easy drive, would do it again.

These are the Mountains of every child's drawings of "Mountains" breathtaking splendor and plenty of pulloffs for scenic photographs. A must for any outdoor or nature fan!

We visited the Grand Tetons about 12 years ago and knew we would be back. This time we took a guided tour and really enjoyed every moment of this wonderful national park.

Over 2,000 miles of hiking trails are located in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, providing access into wilderness areas and interlinking with trails in Yellowstone National Park. Established in 1908 and located in western Wyoming, the forest covers 3.4 million acres, making it the third largest National Forest outside Alaska. It stretches from Yellowstone National Park along the eastern boundary of Grand Teton National Park and from there rides along the western slope of the Continental Divide to the southern end of the Wind River Range. Located within the forest are the Gros Ventre, Bridger and Teton Wildernesses, totaling 1.2 million acres. Other points of interest within the forest include Gannett Peak, the tallest mountain in Wyoming at 13,804 feet, and the Gros Ventre landslide, which is one of the largest readily visible landslides on earth. Aside from Gannett Peak, there are 40 other mountains that rise above 12,000 feet. The abundant snowfall, exceeding 600 inches at some locations, provides a constant supply of water for streams and rivers. In addition, 1,500 lakes provide water for the Yellowstone, Snake and Green rivers, which all have their headwaters in the forest. Access to the forest and its several dozen vehicle accessible campgrounds is by US Route 26 and US Route 287 over the Continental Divide at Togwotee Pass from the north and US Highways 89 and 191 near Jackson, Wyoming, from the south. Seventy-five species of mammals are known to exist in the forest, including elk, moose, mule deer, bighorn sheep, bison, coyote, marmot, pronghorn and cougar. Be aware of the weather. Nighttime temperatures can dip below freezing any time of the year.

Really pretty National Park, must visit at least once. Plan to stay in one of their campsites, as you will be experiencing also night life of the park

The Tetons are in a category all their own. The awesome beauty , the hiking ( easy or otherwise) the venues for camping, dining or beautiful hotels are numerous. The town of Jackson Hole is 45 minutes as is Yellowstone.

A fifteen mile stretch of the continuation of the Rockies, never fails to inspire. Very scenic drive especially along Jenny lake. This area was extremely busy so get there as early as possible.

This is a must see! It's absolutely beautiful, and no other mountain range is like it. To stand and look at what is in front of you is to know what magnificent really means!

After 5 days in the Jackson Hole area exploring the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, etc.; we left for Colorado through this gem of a National Forest.
As previous reviews have stated, this whole area is one amazing postcard view after another.
One could spend months, if not years; and not do justice to viewing/experiencing the natural beauty concentrated in this part of the country.

Awe inspiring. Just North of Jackson Hole, WY and just South of Yellowstone. Yellowstone is where to see Geysers. You want to see beautiful mountains, you go to the Grand Tetons. Home base was in Dubois, WY at the Rocky Mountain Lodge. The Grand Tetons NP were an hour away and Yellowstone NP was 2 hours away. You would go through the Teton National Forest to get to both national parks. The views were breathtaking. 8,000 feet was where the snow line started. In May the snow was at least 6 feet high at the side of the road.

Magnificent scenery from beginning to end. Tetons were the most unusual mountain range I have ever seen. Take the 1 hour cruise on the Lake. The guides are enjoyable and informative.

We traveled from Red Lodge, Montana to Cody, Wyoming and went through the Teton National Forest. What a drive! The scenery was positively fantastic. We definitely recommend this to anyone who appreciates the outdoors and spectacular drives!

What a beautiful place. The mountains were spectacular. Definitely will be going back again. A lot to take in in one visit.

Spent a day in the Tetons. Spectacular scenery! Be sure to visit Mormon Row! The old barns a beautiful set against the backdrop of the mountains. Be sure to watch for wildlife!

Free Entry! The drive is breathtaking. There is a lot of pullouts for the many pictures you will want to take. There is also an elk refuge you

We were able to only spend two days at the Tetons. However, we were so amazed by the gorgeous sights of the massive mountain range and wildlife. The school kids were all back at school so we really enjoyed the slower, quieter time here. Jackson was a cute town with great food. I loved the Mormon Row barns and homesteads. Fascinating. I wished we were able to stay longer to have seen sunset on the Tetons but we're unable to. I will have to come back again to spend at least several days here. Two days was simply not enough time here.

Absolutely do not miss this one it is breathtakingly beautiful the sky so clear and blue and the mountains so high and outstanding.

All I can say is breath taking The roads a good . Just be careful driving around corners you may come close to wildlife, big ones Every curve gives you a new view

Oh my gosh the views here are like what you see in the postcards. Just beautiful places to stop off and get great pictures. Something to see for sure.

This was our second trip to the Tetons by default. In the storm in Yellowstone we missed our intentended turn and we're in the Tetons before we knew it in the rain. It was a beautiful but cold wet trip to the motel by the elk refuge where we had hot cocoa to warm up after finding a rather pricey but comfortable and dry room.i love the Tetons in the morning, afternoon, or in the storm. It is breathtaking to me.

The Grand Tetons are absolutely beautiful. The park is small compared to Yosemite, but you still need at least a full day to see all of the highlights. When they tell you to beware that wildlife could be on the roadways, take note! We had a close encounter with two elk but thankfully we were traveling at the reduced night time speed of 45 mph. Very close to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, as well as Yellowstone National Park. We stayed five days and want to return to the area (we visited in the summer, so would love to visit during snow).

Even a quick day trip is worth the stunning views! The drive is beautiful, and the views are breathtaking, you just can't go wrong! Pack a little picnic and find a quiet place by the lake, absolute serenity!

Having traveling by the Tetons for 3 days to Yellowstone and some free days, we were in some aspect of the Tetons for 5 days and enjoyed them all. Wonderful photo selections from Antelope Flats, Oxbow Bend and The Snake River overlook, to side trips over the Jackson Lake Dam and the many roads through the park. An enjoyable time even on cloudy days but partly cloud or better are best.

Stayed in a tent here. Really enjoyed the view and wildlife. We got the last campsite for that night! If you are going to go, reserve a site or show up really early for the first come - first serve camp sites. Follow the "be bear aware" rules! Great bonding trip!

Lodging, camping--both tent and RV, plus back-country, boating, and fishing, the Bridger-Teton National Forest has it all, over its 3.4 million acres, including the Grand Teton National Park. Or, you can just drive through the area, on the well-maintained John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Memorial Highway, as we did, stopping wherever you wish. At its northern edges, it’s just 10-miles from Yellowstone National Park. South, it’s right outside Jackson. The waters of the Upper Snake River are there as well, and The National Elk Refuge is also adjacent. Wildlife is abundant, including large animals like Bison, Big Horn Sheep, Bears, Elk, Moose, Deer, and Eagles. We saw pronghorn antelope, a moose, and a brown bear, without even going into the back country. The iconic John and TA Moulton Barn is in Mormon Row, off of Antelope Flats Road. And don’t forget Jackson and Jenny Lakes, plus other smaller ones. For parts of the Forest, permits are required, and can be purchased online, or at a Ranger Entrance Station. Best of all, general reservations to visit are not required, as in many other large national parks. It's all beautiful. We thoroughly enjoyed our brief time there. So much to see and do and so little time!
We did not have parking problems, anywhere.
Restrooms are available at all ranger stations, campgrounds, and visitors centers. they are clean and well-maintained.
Leashed dogs are permitted in certain areas under tightly controlled situations.

We visited the Tetons on a bus tour. Rainy drive from West Yellowstone, but the sun came out for us when we reached Lake Jenny. This is the photo shot you don't want to miss!

One of the most beautiful places in the US. The lakes and Grand Tetons are amazing. Lots of wild animals, bears, elk, etc. all the camp sites were full when we drive past, so arrive early to get a site.

This was our one day side adventure outside of Yellowstone. Pretty drive out of the south entrance. Spend some time along Jenny Lake. Well worth the extra mileage.

Words cannot describe the awesomeness of the Tetons!!! Hope to visit again and enjoy the beauty of the Tetons.

My wife and I stopped in the Tetons on our trip out west. Very beautiful territory that is truly a sight to behold. A must see when traveling in Wyoming!

3 days was not long enough here. So much to take in, a wildlife trip is advisable if you want to see and learn about the wildlife.

I loved it here. Despite a little low cloud and unexpected snow, the mountains looked spectacular. We saw wildlife - some very close to - and had a great walk around Jenny Lake. The snow made part of the trail a little slippery in places but it's an easy walk. The lake was beautiful. There is a boat which takes you to the visitor centre if you wish and it's $10 one way. Walking is much better and the air feels so clean and fresh.

there are so many things to see, places to stop at and beauty that seems to never end, Teton Natl. Forest is worth planning vacation around.

For rugged beauty the Grand Tetons are amazing. We took advantage of a tram ride to over 10,000 ft in Teton Village to overlook the Jackson Valley and a ten mile float trip down the Snake River. Make sure the trip takes you ten miles upstream to get the best view of the mountains. Eagles and osprey were often seen on this very pleasant 2 hour trip with a knowledgeable guide. Very calm and peaceful... We had small children with us... no problem.

Don't leave Jackson and the Yellowstone area without visiting the Teton National Forest...What a beautiful place...Make sure you take pictures....So pretty....Nothing beat those Teton mountains...Breath taking....

Simply couldn't get enough of the amazing beauty and splendor of creation. I will be returning and will plan a late spring or fall visit in hopes of avoiding the crowds. Hit the park early and avoid the mob of people as best as you can.

Our stay in Jackson Hole, Wyoming brought us to this place of beauty, Teton National Park. Wherever you turn the sky is blue and the formations of the clouds over the mountain change to form puffy cotton balls to dark clouds of the knowing brief thunderstorms about to unload.
The snake river can be ominous for rafting, relaxing and tranquil depending
on the location chosen. Or pitch a canopy along one of the entrance areas
on the river go paddle board, canoeing, fishing or swim close to the shore line. Whatever you decide to do will be wonderful being in this heavenly spot.

If I wasn't so afraid of bears I would have hiked all over this place. One spectacular view after another's! The Grand Teton is a fabulous Mt. as is Mt. Moran. Colter Bay is also a beautiful spot!

My family and I are in love with this place! We were in awe of the beauty of this place; every turn in the road brought a new postcard view. I can’t imagine a more beautiful time than fall to visit, but I plan on returning. Our family picnicked in the Park as well. Definitely suggest this as a vacation destination.

If you love mountains then i recommend it as i must go place , we went there in summer and it was like a picture from a calendar.

We drove through the Tetons on our trip to Wyoming. Beautiful, awe inspiring, There are no words. If you only have time for one park, make it the Tetons!

We were both highly impressed by the natural Beaty of this location. The views are not to be missed and I have to say the mountains are some of the most stunning that I have ever seen. So much so I recon I shot over 100 photographs. 👍🇺🇸
A must see when in Wyoming

I have always felt that Jackson Hole and the Tetons is the most beautiful place in the USA. If you love nature, the outdoors and majestic beauty, you must go. Rent your own car so you can go everywhere and stop when you want to view wildlife or take photos

This is a must, when in the area. It is such a picturesque, relaxing place. It is extremely good for taking photos.

Don't miss the Tetons! Not as popular as Yellowstone, but majestic and not crowded. Take time to explore.

We were privileged to have arrived at the Teton National Forest as the first snow of the year fell. It was spectacular with the snow in the background and the fall colors.

The Grand Tetons are absolutely amazing. My hope is that you all get a clear sunny day and get to see the top of the mountain range.

Experiencing the Grand Tetons is something everyone should do. We did a some hiking to get up close and personal, but just driving the roads which run past the Tetons is an amazing experience.

Great drive with views of water, wildlife and of course the Grand Tetons and they are a breath taking site! We saw a lot of buffalo and bird's. You can also hike, but I have limitations, so we stuck to the auto route. I'm sure there is more to see if you hike in the park. Great route to Yellowstone. We were there Memorial Day weekend, early in the morning and the only traffic problem we had was some buffalo in the road, but we wanted to take pictures of them, so we were happy!

An iconic location with beautiful scenery and wildlife. The Teton are near Jackson Hole WY and Yellowstone National Park. The vista's are amazing and beautiful for photography buffs. We definitely recommend and will return.

Breathtaking is the only word that even comes close to describing the beauty of the Grand Tetons. We have never seen another mountain range that compares! I wish I could see them every day.The lakes are so clear and clean it's amazing! And the park is so easy to drive through, so even if you have difficulty walking you won't miss anything.

Awe inspiring views. Many places to pull off and view the mountains. Everyone should experience the majesty of the Grand Tetons at least once.

don't miss out on the Tetons when you visit Yellowstone- equally worth a day or more if you have the time

The scenary is breathtaking; hikings are amazing. We took almost 6,000 pictures in the 3 days we were in the park. I reccomend the hiking at the lake Jenny!

Absolutely one of the best parks we have seen. Trails are awesome and they are working on improving some areas of th epark.

I had the opportunity to drive through Teton National park twice in 3 days and I would go again. Each view was better than the previous one. With lots of pull offs there is no need to stop in the middle of the road to capture the view. The descriptions were worth reading at various points of view. If you like to bike, I would suggest bringing a bicycle (not sure, but I thought I saw rentals), park and get on the bike path. As in all moutainous areas the weather can change quickly. Bring layers, a back if you hike, and as noted in Yellowstone last week, hike with a group and bring your bear spray!

This whole area is so beautiful with the craggy mountains, rivers, trees, animals and more. It is a must see destination for anyone who loves the outdoors.

You can't go wrong with a stop at the Grand Tetons! Plan to visit for a few days. There is plenty to do but you gotta watch out for those bears.

Just beautiful landscapes. This is an area that you don't want to miss. You should be able to see some wildlife also.

The mountain view and the peaks are beyond words. Definitely will go back and spend more time, need at least 2 days to do it all the way.

I backpacked here overnight with my husband. I'm going to be honest. I'm basically an out of shape 40 year old woman, but was able to handle the hike decently (near Jenny lake) and the views were breathtaking. We didn't see any large wildlife but enjoyed the Pikas. In June the weather was just cool enough to make walking pleasant and sporatic rain helped. The Tetons should be on everyone's bucket list!

We spent a day by coming up through Jackson Hole. Not as many mountains as Yellowstone, but a different beauty. The visitor's center gave us some good insight on where to find wildlife. Saw moose by the Gros Ventre river, elk in several places, and various deer along the entire drive. Nice hiking and less busy than Yellowstone so it was very relaxing. Go early in the day if you want to see wildlife and have plenty of time for activities.

We spent 2 nights camping, hiking and enjoying the views. We took a lot of pictures but you really have to be there to enjoy the view.

The visit was a drive though. Had planed on camping in park that pm however, wildfires were in the area of the mountains making them shrouded in haze. Visitors center was well staffed and helpful. Have other National Parks that I prefer.

Brought the whole family including all the kids and grandkids for a western experience. It was fantastic! We stayed in cabins at Colter Bay which were clean and well kept. The rates were reasonable and the location was good.

Had to drive through Teton from our Motel to visit Yellowstone Park, and what a breath-taking experience so many photo opportunities what I missed on day one I tried again on days two and three.

We drove through here on the way to Yellowstone. The scenery is spectacular. Well worth the detour to go drive through or stay longer if you have time to explore.

The Grand Teton's are beautiful and a must see if you are in the area. Be aware that you can get into the park from Yellowstone, but if you leave and come back in, you will have to pay a separate fee. I would love to come back in the winter and see this place covered in snow.

what a place, take your time in this park, and even it is expensive take the trip to the top from Jackson hole the view from the top is amazing

My family spent a quick day visiting the Teton National forest. It is breathtaking, to say the least.
Be sure to save some time for this when you visit Yellowstone or Jackson Hole.

Was a beautiful drive through this area with the leaves changing on the trees, fall like weather and beautiful mountains. Stopped along with way to see waterfalls and take pictures of the mountain streams. A great place to visit.

Family trip to Yellowstone, went through the Teton park to visit Jackson Hole. Was a beautiful drive, saw a moose and elk.

We entered Yellowstone from the East side and drove South to Jackson Hole for the night. Dry lightning had started fires around Sheridan and we even noticed Mount Rushmore was hazy when we stopped. The further West we drove, the worse it got. The Grand Tetons were not so grand during our stay, because we could barely see them! :(( We took the 'inside'/lake drive going down. Very pretty drive. Hope to visit Tetons again at some point when there is no hazy forest fire smoke to block the grand views of these majestic mountains.

Thoroughly enjoyed our overnight stay in the Grand Tetons. We tent camped and enjoyed the views, along with a bubbling stream/river nearby.

We decided to go on an adventure and drove here from our home in Iowa. We usually prefer to fly so we don't "waste" too much travel time in the car on vacation. But seeing beautiful America from the car window, stopping whenever we felt like it to absorb the sights and enjoying each other's company (with two teenagers!) turned out to be one of our best vacations ever. We stayed in the Grand Tetons for 4 days before heading over to Yellowstone. I highly recommend it!

We didn't have much time but what we saw was gorgeous and the main roads which we stayed on were very good and they have many places to pull off the main road to take pixs

Great trip, but snowing in June? We stayed in Jackson for 3 nights and enjoyed the wonderful views of the Tetons. It snowed the second night there and actually made the trip that much more fun. Be sure and visit Antelope Flats for some great views of Mormon Row and the old barns.

The Tetons are gorgeous. All 3 of our kids were thrilled. Driving through is one if the best drives in the area. Teton Village is a touristy rip off, except I do recommend the tram! That is worth every penny.

Grandeur mountains, beautiful skies, majestic sceneries, wildlife, Jackson Hole nearby, luring photographic spots

Take a day or two to slowly take in all of the sights. Prepare for all types of weather and prepare for multiple stops and please pull over all the way when you do!

We absolutely loved Teton National Forest, the scenery and animals are spectacular. We were there mid August so it wasn't too busy. Highly recommend!

Love these mountains & all the wildlife we saw there! I hope i’ll Return. Jackson Lake Lodge was great!

It is amazing to see the Tetons in all their grandeur. You have to image many years ago how the Earth was being formed many years ago to give us the spectacular views today. More importantly you have to appreciate them. Then you have to throw in the streams and lakes that are available to fish in. Truly a beautiful area to visit. Teton Village was also nice to visit and roam around. Not a lot to do. You could ride the Tram to the top but we elected not to do that. Spent more time in Jackson Hole. Stayed at the Wyoming Inn..a very nice hotel.

We hiked trails at Jackson Lake Lodge and rafted along the snake river enjoying the views. You couldn't get enough of the view or breathe in enough of the fresh air. After our raft trip, we saw 2 grizzly cubs with mama bear, a highlight and first time experience for me. After a couple days, wildfires created a haze where you could see just a outline of the Tetons...mesmerizing.

Amazing! Make no impact, take notes of the wonder of nature and the natural community to implement and to preserve at home!

Beautiful, vast, untouched scenery; worth many visits back. Drove through slowly to enjoy as much as possible. Periodically other drivers seem to be in a hurry. Just pulled over and let them go. Take the time to enjoy this beautiful country!

The entire area around the Grand Tetons is magnificent scenery and of course you should go visit. Yellowstone is great but head through this area also.

It just doesn't get any more beautiful-take it all in, as long as you can! Photos unable to capture the real picture-have to see it to experience the splendor! STOP and take it all in:-)

We spend half a day driving through the Grand Tetons and visiting Jenny Lake on our way to Yellowstone National Park. It is so beautiful and Majestic and you can go to the lodge to get great photos with Jenny Lake in the mountains in the background.

Awesome, We flew into Jackson Hole so glad we spent two days here in the Tetons before we went to Yellowstone NP

Words cannot describe the beauty and majestic sights. Pictures just do not capture the scenery. Well worth the drive from Cody

My second trip to the Tetons was quite enjoyable especially when we observed two young birds in quite a large nest a good ways from the highway. The views along the way are breathtaking...

We drove through the Tetons on the way out of the park on our way to Jackson Hole and Rock Springs. They were breathtaking, clear beautiful sunny day and our photos were amazing. Lots of places to see from the road and although we are from the Southwest and have the Grand Canyon and the Rocky Mountain ranges nearly, the Tetons were by far the best sight on our trip through Yellowstone.

They are definitely Grand! Beautiful mountains, wild life, and the Hidden Falls are worth the hike!! Narrow mountain roads for much of the views is not for those who are afraid of heights.

Headed to Grand Teton from Yellowstone and was pleasantly surprised to not be charged for entering the park. Stopped by the northern visitor center and got a map and dirrections to areas where wildlife could be seen. Drove all over the place, saw a few elk nothing else. Finally exited the park on our way to Jackson Hole and went by the park gate. People entering from Jackson Hole were stopping and having to pay!

The Grand Tetons are one of the most beautiful sites I’ve seen. Pictures do not do them justice. My family and I enjoyed a couple of short hikes and fishing in the Snake River.

This was our second visit (first visit in 1983 w/ our 3 sons). The mountains were slightly obscured during the beginning of our visit due to smoke from fires in MT. By the end of our visit we were able to see the beautiful Tetons.

We have traveled all over the world and the USA and the Grand Tetons have the most breathtaking vistas of them all.

Colter Bay Visitor Center has great trails, check out Bathing Beach Road and Lakeside trail! Jump in the crystal clear lake!

You do not have to be a hiker to appreciate the grandeur of the place. Even should you be one of those who feel that mountains and forests are things best viewed from a car window you will still be awed and inspired by this colossal landscape and, you never know, you may find yourself motivated to get out of the car and take a photograph or....even a walk!

My first visit to this area. The Tetons were everything I expected them to be. Outstanding views in all directions.

My husband and I were passing through and took the scenic route through the park. Lots of areas to pull off for pictures and a few trailheads closer to the road. Would recommend the scenic drive if your only passing through!

We do this trip once a year and we've never left disappointed. So much beautiful wildlife and scenery. We saw a Grizzly this time last time a moose. We always see elk, deer, bison. Incorporate it into your yellowstone trip!

Like walking through a post card. So many great photo opportunities as you make your way though the forest.

After driving down Mormon Row in the Antelope Flats area we turned left toward Kelly, then continued on and turned right on the Gros Ventre Road. This took us back to the Bridger-Teton National Forest. We drove to the Slide Lake which is where the paved road ended. People were fly fishing (and catching). Rose hips are growing along the edge of the lake...it is really beautiful. We spoke with a gentleman who appeared to be the caretaker and he suggested we continue our drive a couple more miles on the gravel road for a good view of the Tetons down the valley. So glad we did. Views were spectacular. There were several ranches on this road. It is just a beautiful drive. So glad we decided to explore!

Not only did we enjoy the majestic mountain views, but we also saw a variety of wildlife, including elk, bears, and bison. We spent the night camping in the NP Campground which was very nice. We woke up to 36 degrees the next morning and were glad that we had jackets!

The Tetons are the most stunning location! Super driving, walking for all the family. Of our 3000 mile road trip in the mid west this was easily of of our favourite locations.

The Grand Tetons are majestic! Jackson Hole, Wyoming is definitely a tourist spot but also a must see!!

This trip I brought my wife who had never been in WY before. Taking time to look at the big mountain range, the lakes and open ranges, or a small cluster of plants each brought a new surprise and Wow. There are several turnoffs and even the marina to pause and take it in. I recommend the hiking trails.

Drove the park from north to south and loved it. We left Yellowstone via the south entrance and thought we had seen so much yet the views and scenery were breath taking. There was a huge "bear-jam" but we missed the bear.

Due to the maple fire we decided to leave yellowstone through the south entrance through the tetons national forest. Did not see any wildlife kinda of rainy that day but seriously we were traveling at sunset. Never saw a sunset the was truly amazing. The mountains were in the distance and the sun was behind them. Where the mountain valleys were the sun shone through the mountains like a beacon got some wonderful photos. Stayed in jackson,wy for the night at the virginian rv park. Roads were okay saw where the fire was previously in early September . Lots of fir trees 2 lane road

A truly amazing National Park which you can drive through. Magnificent views and wildlife from chipmunks to buffalo.

We stayed in the NP and drove to and from Jackson and Jackson Hole resort twice. Fantastic views of mountain range. We came into the park at Moran, so got early vistas - the best. Stay in Jackson where there are great hotels, restaurants, shops etc. Jackson lake lodge is overpriced and overvalued. The customer comes last. Don't miss the Tetons!

If you are in the area, definitely worth taking a drive through the park. We would have loved to make more stops along the way, but that will be another trip. Really makes you take a step back and enjoy the beauty of our land.

Breathtaking scenery. There was lots of snow on the mountains & the lake was like a mirror reflecting the mountain (double view). Wish we would have had more time to just take in all the beauty longer. Don't miss going here.

A great place for a drive or a hike! Beautiful scenery everywhere you look. From flat meadows to mountain peaks.

We had been told that the Grand Tetons were beautiful, but our drive through was breathtaking, with the snow covered mountains, buffalo walking down the street, unbelievable trees with glistening water here and there. I would love to bring my dad someday, as this is one area of WY that he has not visited. We were fortunate to come off season, so no crowds. Many opportunities to pull over to take photos and just gaze at the gorgeous scenery. The fact that we had purchased a lifetime Sr. Pass made it all the better!

The highway by the airport takes you by the best picture taking spots to catch a good portion of the range on a single picture. Not a whole lot to do in the mountains but good eye candy.

The first view of the Tetons is awe-inspiring. We hiked to Taggart Lake. It's a fairly easy hike although it was mid-day so quite warm. Very crowded in the parking lot and on the trail so get there early.

I'm not a climber and am pretty wussy as a hiker; but I ALWAYS enjoy the stunning natural beauty of this area.
It's a spectacular retreat from the busier areas of Jackson and Yellowstone.

We visited Grand Teton on our summer vacation and were amazed at the scenery and views. We went up the mountains on a cable car and it was a beautiful experience getting so high above sea level. A must to do.

We drove through after visiting Yellowstone. Just when you think it can't beget any prettier, you see the Grand Tetons. Majestic. We broke into "America the Beautiful " while driving past!!! A must-see.

We were driving through when leaving Yellowstone. By road we could see some elks and deers. We enjoyed views on the majestic Tetons.

Breathe taking views, the main areas stopping are very crowded, so we avoided those areas. We saw a moose with her twin babies! Mormon row is very neat, stay on that road and take a right toward Jackson, stop by the river at the pull off to see moose. Schwabacher Road is a little dirt road off the main highway, there is a parking area at the end, park and enjoy this view!

This park was on my bucket list, and on the day of our principal visit it did not disappoint. The weather was clear and sunny so the views of the mountain range - which is what this place is about - were glorious.
We got off to a great start with a coyote sighting next to the road and then a 10 minute fairly close viewing of a female moose with calf.
The rest of the day was just visiting viewing places plus a trip across the lake (a bit pricey) to visit the Hidden Falls. This last was great. There is a good track through the trees to the falls, but you should be warned that much of the mile walk is uphill.
There are a number of spots on the way up where you think that what you can see are the Hidden Falls, but keep going because the final view is spectacular (and you will know that you have reached the end).

Always love visiting Tetons and Yellowstone. When traveling we'll even go out of our way to spend time here.

The Tetons are one of my favorite places to enjoy the beauty of mountain vistas and outdoor beauty. This is a great feast for your eyes! Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy the mountains!

We had an awesome time just looking at the great scenery of the mountains and lakes. Spent most mornings riding around looking for wildlife. It did not disappoint us.. even though it was hot out. Still lots of wildlife, especially in the morning..

Visited 2 days in a row and saw lots of wildlife. Baby deer, bears, elk, and birds. Great place to hike or enjoy the lake with family. If you have time get the 7 day park pass, well worth it!

Drove trough Teton NP - have expected a bit more to see, but as it was very hazy (because of the wildfires) I think it was alright.
Did not really jump on me - but I am used to mountains so that might be the reason.

What beautiful scenery awaited us as we drove upon the Tetons. Breathtaking !!!! Many lookout points with loads of information presented.

This has to be one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to! There are trails for all difficulties of hiking. We took an easy one around Leigh Lake and then drove up to Coulter Bay. There were so many breathtaking views. We would love to come back one day.

The Great Teton mountain range will make your heart soar when you see their immense beauty and majesty. It is wonderful to see these mountains rise above the Snake River and the flat land in the valley below. This is very picturesque with the very high mountains with snow usually still showing on top of the mountains no matter what time of year. This is just outside of Jackson Hole, Wyoming and part of the Great Tetons National Park. It can be viewed from Jackson Hole area without going into the National Park if you are just visiting Jackson Hole.

Love this place. Views are spectacular. Much to see and do. Thinking about moving here. Love the downtown area. The valley, the lakes, the mountains the wildlife, the people are friendly. The food is good. Just a great place to visit

Only had a day to visit but got to check out the top hiking trail to Cascade Falls and the boat ride across Jenny Lake. Will be back for a longer visit!

I guess if you like to just drive, this is for you. I was expecting more to see. There were areas for great pictures though.

We drove from Riverton to the Grand Tetons. The scenery was absolutely incredible. The drive was wonderful and not crowded until we got into Jackson Hole. The Grand Tetons are just that: GRAND!! I enjoyed the drive through more than the drive through Yellowstone. These are the best mountain views ever!!

Breathtaking beauty, so majestic that pictures will never do them justice. We drove through the Tetons from our visit to Yellowstone. Looking back I wish we would have stayed longer. The time of the day we were there was very busy and crowded and the sites tha we stopped at were filled with cars and many other tourists circling around hoping to find a place to park. Really a place that should be explored!

Real pretty, the roads are good, go early see more ani,also, and good fishingg! Scenic gem, we went through to go to big piney!

Wonderful scenery, abundance of wildlife, and vistas and views filled with magnificent mountains, trees and wildflowers. What more could you ask for? Time your visit right and you can avoid the crowds found up the road in YNP.

Our first visit in Spring and just glorious to see the Grand Tetons with abundant wild flowers in bloom. Simply stunning - just stop and soak in the beauty of this part of the USA...
Our only disappointment lay in the fact that we were again unlucky with moose -spotting, despite repeatedly travelling the recommended roads at dusk and being ever alert...oh well, it’s an excuse for another trip!

awesome to see. if you like mountains, I'd recommend the drive there. take the "loops" to see even more

We traveled through here on our Family cross country trip from Pennsylvania to Montana and the Teton National Forest will leave you in awe of the natural beauty this country truly has.
Throughout our visit here you witness all ranges of animals including elk, moose, bison, black bear and even grizzlies. The grizzly was most impressive just due to the absolute sheer size that they are. At one point, we stopped on the road to witness an elk that was taken down, in which wolves found an interest in. I’ve never seen so many spotting scopes go up.
Every photo taken from this area looked like a postcard with the mountain ranges just covered in snow caps. It truly was a majestic site to behold.
All in all, a stunning part of the country to visit at least once in your lifetime. If ever you have the chance…go, you won’t be disappointed.

We added the Grand Tetons to our trip to Yellowstone National Park and we are so thankful we did. Jenny Lake and Signal Summit were the highlight of our tour. We stayed two nights in the area at Colter Bay and loved our cabin and the entire area.

The Tetons are just jaw-dropping awesome - and the true meaning of awesome, not the slang. This mountain range has no foothills, so you can drive up to them like you drive up to a skyscraper. It makes me irate to see reviews that say, "it's ok" or "nothing to do". WHAT NONSENSE! I guess if you can't appreciate the wonder of this earth and have to be entertained constantly, then it may not be for you.

I highly recommend this place to anyone who loves nature, in here you will enjoy it to the fullest, we ride the shuttle boat at Jenny Lake and went to Inspiration point and hidden falls Beautiful!! The lake is huge and clear water, residents are very kind people and make you feel welcome every time. If you are in the Yellowstone area buy the two park ticket for $50 and it will save you $10 to entry Teton Park. Drive around go to the highest point and have the camera ready to take many pictures!

Teton was on the way to Yellowstone. Throughly enjoyed the views! Gorgeous area! Well worth the time.

This is a beautiful area to drive through, or stop and spend some time. We were just passing through on our way north. It is very picturesque and a photographers delight! Take time to at least drive through the park!

Beautiful drive, breathtaking views. Went after Labor Day and crowds were down from summer peak . Much more relaxing time , less hurried ,

Absolutely phenomenal!! It was all I hoped it would be. You should be prepared for slow driving and frequent stops because there are tons of photo opportunities. Just relax and go with the flow. You'll be glad you did. Oh and no cell phone service which was good. I needed to unplug from my endless list of things to do back home.

America is a beautiful country with many awe inspiring places. The Tetons make you realize once again how beautiful our country is. Almost every corner of this park is a photo opportunity. The kind of place you just want to sit down and soak it in. From boating, ferry riding, photo stopping, hiking, and camping, this place has something for everyone. The park was well mapped which was appreciated. Highly recommend.

There are the iconic great views, of course, The mountains look forbidding, but what is surprising is you can get in there and hike around, I did the Cascade Canyon hike and was up in there between two of the tetons. Not bragging, just kind of a nice, intermediate, ascending hike where you can look up at the rocky slopes on both sides of you. Other days, hiked around Taggart and Phelps at the Laurance Rockefeller center (reviewed elsewhere). There is a diorama at the latter that suggests a 15 mile round trip to one of the peaks! (Granted, be in shape, start before dawn...)

Very enjoyable, beautiful weather, fresh air and make you sleep well exercise. I do have one consternation though, Nothing's cheap around here from Jackson to the sold out lodges in Yellowstone, Not a problem for me, but a national park for well off people. Maybe Yellowstone and Grand Teton are the golden eggs for the rest of underfunded park system...

Still wondering how Yellowstone gets top billing??? The best views, most are absurdly easily accessible and the entire place is just stunning. Here and the trip between Sawtooth Mountains in Idaho and Whitefish, MT are the best I have seen in the continental US.

Absolutely beautiful! We went in early Spring so there was little to no traffic, just great. Drive out early for wonderful sights of various wildlife. Beautiful views at every turn! You can complete the drive thru the park in a day...but take at least two and be sure to stop at all of the pull overs! Gods Country!

We drove along the main road all the way thru the Grand Tetons. It is just breath-taking! We stopped at one of the look outs and had lunch. We enjoyed seeing the mountains, the river, the lake and stopping at a couple of the visitor centers! We really wanted to see a Moose along the river, but no luck. People told us to go very early morning to see that.

Breathtaking views! Never new a place could be so beautiful! A must see! I wish I could of been backpacking, definitely a future trip!

Everybody should get the opportunity to visit this gem of a park! It has everything to offer! We were absolutely stunned by the incredible mountain range that is so visible from everywhere in the park. Oxbow bend is a must. We hiked half way around Jenny Lake and took a boat back - fantastic!! Start early in the morning to catch the sunrise and avoid the crowds.

A remarkable place to see. This is truly God's playground and a great prelude to the breathtaking experience of Yellowstone. Don't miss this adventure.

Absolutely beautiful and should not be missed on any trip through WY. We had dinner where they had floor to ceiling windows which was beautiful. My only complaint was the meals were much too large for a lunch, and just about everyone threw away half their meal. Too much waste!

Just beautiful, breath taking check it off our bucket list. Snow still on the mountain tops. Again just beautiful God's creation!

Beautiful mountains and great travel center nearby. A must see if you are planning to drive to Yellowstone.

The mountains on the lake were breath taking. We did stop to eat at the Blue Heron Restaurant with a view of the Tetons and lake. Would have liked to spend more time in the area and go boating, but had to move along.

What a stunning place to visit, Jackson is very expensive to stay but the Teton’s are awe inspiring.

The mountains are so pretty. Unfortunately, the smoke from the wildfires out west made the mountains hard to see. We did see the bison herd and a moose.

We were there in mid June and mountains still had snow on them. Very beautiful- breathtaking if you are from the East. Never get tired of viewing them.

Everyone in their lifetime should go to the Tetons. They are majestic. Unfortunately because of the fires the west side blowing wasn't good.

Most EPIC views! I hope everyone gets to see them with no fog and with clear blue sky! I have made three trips to see the Tetons. In the Fall with the beautiful fall colors is my favorite!

The Tetons are in my opinion, the most beautiful range of mountains in the continental United States. We've seen them all and nothing compares. Their rocky spires and glaciated peaks are outer worldly.

saw Elk with newborn calf, Buffalo, pronghorn and a Grizzly with two one year old cubs. Nearby Jackson Hole is a charming little town at the foot of a ski hill

Spectacular and beautiful area, we wish we had planned more time there. stayed in Jackson, Wy. and truly enjoyed Jackson downtown.

We travel through the Tetons on the way to Yellowstone. Wow, so beautIful. Stunning scenery itch lakes and snow capped mountains. We stayed in Jackson so an easy route to travel.

We went up in the tram at Teton village, lovely to see but xpensive 12 min ride. Book on line first and save $7 pp .

Can't believe how many photos I have of this fantastic place, each spectacular, and that is before you even see the wildlife, so glad we did 3 days (4 night) most people said to 2 nights!! Don't this place just kept on giving. Loved every minute.

The Teton National forest is a great place to visit. Beautiful scenery. You can travel thru it when going from Jackson to Yellowstone.

Wow! I'm not sure what else to say!!!! The views were amazing, the wildlife was surreal and I couldn't believe my eyes!!! Once in, I didn't want to leave!

Camped at Granite Creek campground. Very nice campground along beautiful wild and scenic designated granite creek. There was only two other campers in the entire campground. In the morning we walked from our campsite to granite falls and had our morning coffee feeling the spray from the falls. We also enjoyed a soak at granite hot springs ($8) half mile up the road. Compared with the crowds at GTNP campgrounds this place was tops!!!