Nature
Hiking in Grand Teton? 5 Ways Not to Be That Guy
The Tetons are stunning. The wildlife are wild. And when it comes to nature, you’re a guest, not a resident. You wouldn’t kick off your shoes and put your feet up on someone else’s coffee table, would you? If you’re ready to go hiking Grand Teton National Park (or any national park), here are five gentle ways to enjoy the great outdoors and still get invited back. 1. Stay on the Trail Have you ever looked at a pristine mountain meadow and thought, “Man, that would look even...
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The Top-Rated Hikes in Grand Teton National Park
Among the beauties (no pun intended) of Grand Teton National Park is that there is so much to do and see. There are so many spectacular scenes, lovely lakes, glorious glaciers, and majestic mountains that how does one know where to start? Today we’re going to take a look at the top-rated moderate-to-easy-level hikes on the hiking app, AllTrails, starting with number 5 (though all of these have an average rating of 4.8): 5 Hidden Falls via Jenny Lake Trail &nbs...
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Wildflowers of Grand Teton, Part 2
Although our good friend Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of winter, we’re dreaming of warmer weather and summer hikes. While prime wildflower season in Jackson Hole generally spans from late May through September, there’s no harm in planning ahead to witness these gorgeous summer blooms. This post is a continuation of a post we did last spring. Sticky Geranium Geranium viscosissimum Appearance: Five pinkish-purple petals with darker veins. The plant’s stems and ...
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