  Grand Teton National ParkGrand Teton National Park may be smaller and less visited than its famous neighbor to the north, Yellowstone, but for most visitors it more than holds its own. The stunningly rugged mountains, clear lakes, and abundant wildlife make this a peaceful and unforgettable place to spend a couple of days.
Named after Grand Teton, the tallest
mountain in the Teton Range, Grand Teton National Park is full of the country’s
most magnificent mountain peaks. These immense, jagged peaks are like no others
in North America, and present postcard perfect photo opportunities when they
cast their reflection on the Park’s still and peaceful lakes. And what better
way to experience this than by canoe, on beautiful Jenny Lake; a highlight of
your Grand Teton vacation.
Wildlife is in abundance in Grand Teton
National Park, so keep your eyes peeled and your camera at the ready. Look to
the skies as well as the land and the water, as this is home to Golden Eagles, Bald Eagles, and around 300 other species of birds. One
of the best times to see wildlife is in the early evening as the animals venture out
for feeding. Our Grand Teton Sunset Dinner Safari provides great wildlife watching and great food at the same time. If you feel like splurging, it's an unusual optional activity that you may want to consider. Quick
Facts: --- The Grand Tetons ended up with this name by mistake when a mapping blunder meant that the mountains were mistaken for some hills near the town of Arco, Idaho. --- Though Grand Teton National Park has a semi-arid mountain climate, snow is common between November and April and temperatures can be cold. The coldest temperature ever recorded here was a numbing -63F (-52.8C). Brrrr. Narrow Your Results:Narrow By DestinationNarrow By DurationNarrow By Travel ModeNarrow By SeasonNarrow By Keyword Grand Teton National Park4 trips match your search criteria.
 Beartooth Highway to Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons7 to 10 Nights | Starting from $4,075Take the incredible Beartooth Highway scenic drive from Billings, Montana into Yellowstone National Park. Spend a few days in the park watching wildlife, horseback riding, geyser gazing and touring with your own private guide for a day. Try biking, rafting, and fly fishing in the Grand Tetons. Visit the fun western town of Jackson, Wyoming and take in the rodeo action. Return to Billings following the Yellowstone River.  Best of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks7 to 10 Nights | Starting from $3,825Start your trip in legendary Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where shootouts still happen daily (mock, of course). Spend a couple of days in the shadows of the magnificent Grand Teton Mountains, then head to Yellowstone, America's first national park, for buffalo, bears, wolves and the geysers and hot pools you've only seen in pictures until now.  Grand Teton and Yellowstone Country11 to 14 Nights | Starting from $5,685Start in Salt Lake City in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountain Range and head north into America's first national park. Visit the western town of Jackson, Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park. With swimming in high mountain lakes and hot springs, hiking, rafting, fishing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, geyser gazing, sea kayaking and more, there's something for everyone to enjoy.  Yellowstone, Glacier and Grand Teton National Parks11 to 14 Nights | Starting from $4,915For those who crave mountain scenery and don't mind doing some hiking, you'll visit some of the west's most incredible landscapes on this trip. Get up close to one of Glacier National Park's 27 glaciers by boat and foot. Tour in a historic Red Jammer Bus, or take a cultural tour with the Blackfeet Indian tribe, who've been watching over this area for centuries. Visit Yellowstone, America's first national park, with its geysers, bubbling mudpots, steam vents and waterfalls. The wildlife watching is diverse, with good chances of seeing bears, elk, bison, deer, mountain goats and big horn sheep, along with eagles and other birds of prey. A day with your own private guide will give you a look at "hidden" Yellowstone. Head into Grand Teton National Park & Jackson, Wyoming for rafting, canoeing, rodeos and more. Return to Billings via the incredible Beartooth Highway Scenic Drive.  |
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