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Grand Teton National Park

Wyoming

Grand Teton National Park - A wilderness in winter with white everwhere, changed into greens and blues by summer, the park has peaks that rise abruptly more than 7,000 feet above the windswept snow flats of Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

The towering peaks of the Teton Mountains dominate the land and tend to completely oveshadow the Snake River, which flows through the park. It is along the stream, however, that other important values of the area are found. Winding its way through historic Jackson Hole, the Snake marks the wintering home of hundreds of elk. Moose, deer, and buffalo live in parts of the valley, while beaver work the river banks.