Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park: Spectacular Mountain Scenery!
December 6, 2013 8 Comments
Spectacular Tetons in Fall
Snowy Tetons and Rustic Fence
Tetons and Snake River
Frozen Jackson Lake
Snowy Teton Peaks
Snow-Covered Trees
Bare Aspen Trees in Winter
Orange Aspen Trees in Fall
Preserved Reed Moulton Barn and Tetons
Lonely Reed Moulton Homestead on Historic Mormon Row
Preserved Thomas A. Moulton Barn on Mormon Row (100th anniversary in July 2013)
Elk Antler Arch over Bench in Jackson
Grand Teton National Park is famous for its spectacular mountain scenery! The views are stunning and ever-changing throughout the year. The Teton mountains rise over a mile above the valley floor, and make quite an impression. The pristine ecosystem contains numerous bodies of water, including the Snake River and Jackson Lake. Historic churches and Mormon settlements are also located within the park. There is much to see and do, and we highly recommend a visit to this beautiful place! A live webcam of downtown Jackson and its famous antler arch is at: http://www.alltravelcams.com/jackson_hole_wyoming/town_square.php
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Pam, What stunning photos! You truly captured the grandeur of one of my favorite parks, but I’ve never seen it with snow. Tell me about the Preserved Reed Moulton Barn – it’s gorgeous. ~Terri
Terri, you’ve got to see the park with snow! I think the mountains look best that way. The Preserved Reed Moulton Barn is a real treasure. It isn’t famous like the Thomas A. Moulton Barn is, but I like it just as much or more. As you stand looking at the Tetons on Mormon Row, the Thomas A. Moulton Barn is on the left, and the Reed Moulton Barn is on the far right. One time there were even bison grazing around it! Time for you to go back!
Thank you Pam for the gorgeous photos. I haven’t had a chance to visit the Park yet, but I think you just singlehandedly convinced me.
It is a spectacular park! It is a MUST see. I am happy that you want to visit. We’ve been there 3 times, and each visit was great. September is wonderful for Fall color and animals. We’ve also been there in mid-May. That time is nice too because there is still plenty of snow, yet the animals are active again and it isn’t too cold. Also the bison have calves. Pretty much anytime is enjoyable!
Great series Pam. You were able to get quite a few spectacular images.
Thanks! It is one of my favorite destinations!
unique,faszinating ambiance
It is one of the best national parks – very special.