Grand Teton Driving Tour
A driving tour through Grand Teton National Park will be one of the most spectacular scenic drives you'll ever take, viewing wildlife, forested vistas, deep canyons and the magnificent Grand Teton range.
- The Scenic Park Loop Road is 42 miles long and takes around one to two hours to complete.
- Access to the Loop Road can be gained at three junctions.
- Capture Ansel Adams moments at the Jackson Point Overlook at Signal Mountain.
- Witness moose, elk, waterfowl, beavers and more in their natural habitat.
Overview
The 42 mile scenic drive through Grand Teton National Park gives travelers intimate views of the Tetons and the chance to spot abundant and diverse wildlife in the surrounding wilderness.
Driving Directions
There are three entry points for the Teton Park Scenic Drive. From Jackson, head north on Highway 26-89-191 and enter at Moose Junction. Travelers coming from the nouth will take the Rockefeller, Jr. Parkway and enter the park at the Jackson Lake Junction. For those coming from Dubois, WY (east), take Highway 26-287 and enter the park at Moran Junction.
Time/Distance
The road is 42 miles long, and depending on how many points of interest you chose to explore, plan for at least a one to two hour drive.
Highlights
Maps provided at the park entrance will help with a focused tour on the Scenic Loop.
- Take in awe inspiring views of the Grand from Teton Point Overlook and marvel at the valley glaciers.
- Keep your eye peeled for beavers and waterfowl at the Snake River Overlook and Oxbow Bend.
- The Cathedral Group Turnout, located on the Jenny Lake Loop Road (accessed by the Park Loop Road) boasts great views of the main cathedral group.
- For spectacular panoramics of the Teton Range, Jackson Lake and Pitchstone Plateau, stop at the Jackson Point Overlook at Signal Mountain.
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