Author: Dillon Kunz
Dillon grew up near Jackson Hole, going to the national parks so often with his family that he took it for granted. Spending all day on Saturdays studying inside during college taught him how good he had it, and he now spends as much time in the mountains as possible.
Grand Teton Glaciers
Let it snow… For many, glaciers have long had an almost mythic appeal and lifegiving sense (and for many around the world that depend freshwater melt from glaciers, this is very literal). Glaciers form as snow fall exceeds snow melt for centuries. It compresses itself, thus eliminating air bubbles and becoming the beautiful blue color that we love. On the surface, glaciers are snow white or have a dirtier look as they scoop up rock and soil on their slow journey down the mountain (ev...
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