· There are many wildlife sightings, such as elk, black/brown grizzly bears, bison, deer, and the
Aerial View of the Park
Nearly 4 million people visit the park per year.
The peaks can rise higher than 7,000 feet, with Mt. Teton reaching 13,770 feet!
There are over 200 miles of hiking trails.
The approximate averages for snow and rainfall are 191 inches (snow) 10 inches (rain).
It became a national park in 1929 and was expanded upon in 1950 thanks John D. Rockefeller.
There are many lakes and Snake River also runs through a part of the park.
The most popuar hiking spot is South Jenny Lake .
There are also many reptiles, amphibians, spiders, bats, and rodents to add on to the list of wildlife!
Activities to enjoy are:
Biking
Horseback Riding
Rafting
Scenic Drives
AND MUCH MORE!
