Every year, several expert climbers attempt the difficult ascent to the mountain's snow-capped top. It is the second tallest peak in the state and is located at a height of 13,775 feet.
Jenny Lake
The wonderful lake is undoubtedly a must-visit for its stunning landscape and fantastic vistas, in addition to providing a wide range of excellent outdoor activities.
Chapel of the Transfiguration
The adorable chapel was constructed in 1925. A cute little entry, a complex with a tiny bell tower, a sacristy with aspen seats, a hand-carved altar etc.
Teton Park Road
Teton Park Road offers breathtaking vistas and is a pleasure to travel along. It links several of the park's top tourist destinations.
Cascade Canyon Trail
The path begins at Jenny Lake and travels about 14 miles round-trip before ascending into rocky Cascade Canyon.
Mormon Row Historic District
The rustic-looking, decrepit farms, barns, and homes that we can still see today were constructed by Mormon pioneers who settled in the region in the 1890s.
Jackson Lake
The massive Jackson Lake, which provides a wealth of fantastic outdoor activities and opportunity to see animals, is one of the park's key attractions.
Signal Mountain Summit Road
Signal Mountain, with its isolated location and stunning vistas of Jackson Hole, Jackson Lake, and the soaring Teton Range, offers some of the greatest views in the park.
Taggart Lake
One of the most well-liked and picturesque locations in the park is Taggart Lake. At the base of the enormous and spectacular Teton Range, its waters reflect the surrounding scenery.
Moose Wilson Road
Through extensive woods and valleys, you may occasionally see moose, beavers, or even black bears in the virgin forest on either side of the path.
Chapel of the Sacred Heart
The charming small chapel of the Sacred Heart, a wedding location, is located on Jackson Lake's southern bank.
Paintbrush Canyon Trail
The incredible Paintbrush Canyon Trail leads you past breathtaking landscape and environment with lots of hypnotic vistas.