Teton Mountains
Snowcapped, snaggle-toothed peaks in Grand Teton National Park are the quintessential mountain range in America. The Teton Range has more than twelve peaks at elevations greater than 12,000 feet, with it's highest peak reaching 13,770 feet. Seven morainal lakes run along the base of the range, more than 100 alpine lakes can be found in the backcountry, and over 200 miles of trails traverse through the mountainous terrain.
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Exum Mountain Guides
The oldest & most prestigious guide service in North America and home of the School of American Mountaineering. Guided mountain climbing in Grand Teton Nat'l Park and beyond.
(307) 733-2297
Jackson Hole Mountain Guides
Learn to travel and camp in Wyoming's high peaks. Winter and Summer trips. Take a rare journey in some of the most astounding mountain ranges in North America.
(800) 239-7642
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Jenny Lake Boat Tours - Grand Teton National Park
Scenic boat tours of America's most beautiful lake, situated at the base of the Tetons. Families and Groups welcome, a must-do when visiting the Park.
(307) 734-9227
The Teton Range dominates Grand Teton National Park, attracting over 3 million people each year to gaze at their splendor. Not only is the park stunning in its apparant mountainous beauty, but the processes of the geologic past are fascinating. The active Teton fault and super volcano, Yellowstone have created a dynamic land that is constantly changing. Grand Teton National Park highlights are numerous and each offers a better understanding of this natural phenomenon.
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