One of the best national parks! Mountains, lakes, streams, waterfalls, moose, elk, bears, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, camping, and so much more. Hiking the canyons is especially amazing. My highlights were Cascade Canyon, Lake Solitude (ironically very busy), the Schoolroom Glacier, and canoeing Leigh/String Lakes.

One of our top national parks. It’s also a short drive from our RV Park “The Park at Swan Valley”. So many great hikes around Jenny Lake. We hiked round trip to the falls and didn’t do the ferry. Our 3 1/2 yr old walked most of the way on that hike

This is a must visit if you are into the great outdoors. We camped here for 4 nights and loved it. While fly fishing, we Caught trout right out of the river next to the camp. Moose and deer galore. Teton Village and Jenny lake were amazing. A short drive to Yellowstone.

Just a beautiful park. The views are mesmerizing and unforgettable. We were there on a clear day and the sun was out. Just an overall surreal experience. You must go to Mormon Row and see the backdrop that some of the earlier settlers enjoyed.

I’ve been hiking these mountains since I was a kid. One of the most beautiful places to visit, and if you can avoid the touristy seasons by going in September or October it’s even better. Highly recommend the Cascade Canyon hikes all the way up to Hurricane Pass, or coming from the Idaho side and visiting Table Mountain. Not easy hikes but backpacking in Alaska Basin was also an awesome experience.

Absolutely stunning. You can drive and see the entire park (mountain range) in a day. Several hiking trails to enjoy and see wildlife, nature, mountains, waterfalls. Visit the Mormon Row (barns) if you are able.

Absolutely beautiful place! This area is one of the most gorgeous sites in the world. It offers stunning views but amazing hiking as well that accommodates any level. Cascade Canyon is a very tranquil place. Jenny Lake is always really crowded so best to come early.

Pictures can not do justice to the wonderfully captivating beauty of the Grand Teton National Park! So much history to learn while enjoying amazingly breath taking sights during the hikes and drives in and around the park! You can encounter bear, wolf, bison, deer and many other animals along with the splendor of the mountains! Recommend visiting this beautiful breath taking place at once in your lifetime if not more!

My family and I had a blast here. My daughters saw 1 moose and we saw a herd of bison grazing. We had no bad experiences on the hikes I recommend you travel with others in a noisy group and maybe have your walking stick handy.

Beautiful views! The trails are great. The lakes are clear and pretty. The mountains are gorgeous. There are shorter, easier trails for kiddos and longer trails for adults. Inspiration point was a view worth the hike.

It’s a gorgeous park, but I highly recommend any visitors to try to go during the weekday. The weekend is crowded, which dims the joy of being outdoors. The road ways are straightforward and easy to follow.

What an incredible park! The mountain range is absolutely stunning! Sunrise should be spent at Schwabacher Trail and Jenny Lake is a must visit. Check in on the boat shuttle at Jenny Lake before planning some trails around the area. There's plenty of moose at Moose Junction and you'll catch a bear or two at sundown! Take a nice drive or bike ride down the scenic road near Jenny Lake.

These mountains are so beautiful. An experience I will never forget. Unfortunately it was a bit hazy the day we visited and the pictures are not as clear as I hoped. But it still did not disappoint. This place is amazing and definitely something everyone who is in the area should see. Would be a no doubt stop if you are already visiting Yellowstone since they are next door to each other

Extremely beautiful park . One can take a boat ride too at the Jenny lake. Breathtaking views of the Grand Tetons . It seems as if the mountain peaks are touching the sky. The glaciers of Grand Teton are fast disappearing because of the climate change and so we should become responsible human beings and help to conserve nature . It is rich in wildlife .

One of my favorite parks! If you can catch it on a clear day it's breathtaking! So many great hiking options for all skill levels & insane amounts of wildlife. We spotted a fox, bear cub, moose, marmot & deer all on one hike!!

One of my absolute favorite National Parks. There is so much beauty to see. These mountains look nothing like the surrounding ranges. The lakes are breathtaking with the clear water and mountains behind. So much wildlife to see up close and personal without even leaving your vehicle in many cases. There are tons of pull off areas where you can take pictures, also lots of paths and trails to follow. Teton Pass was breathtaking and scary all at the same time! This park will not disappoint! Jackson lake was gorgeous with the mountains in the back reflecting on the water!

Loved, loved, loved it! So beautiful! Highly recommend everyone to find a way to get here. Jennie Lake is crystal clear and irresistible, bring your bathing suit. There is a boat shuttle across the lake that takes you to a waterfall. Unfortunately we did not go. Nice Visiting Center, Gift Shop and plenty of bathrooms. Picnic areas are nice and lots of pull offs.

If you are headed to Yellowstone through the south entrance, don't miss the Grand Tetons! The beauty of the mountains are spectacular. Wildlife is abundant here. I've seen mama bears with babies, moose, bison, deer, elk and foxes. Best viewing of wildlife is early morning or at dusk.

Absolutely gorgeous! Every angle was gorgeous! Saw a moose, a ton of elk, a few foxes, brown bear & a Grizzly (from afar). We definitely tried to skip the crowds by going deeper into the park. Jenny lake & a lot of the surrounding area was crowded & all the hiking trails were full. Got some great sights further down & peace & quiet! If you’re thinking about going do it!!!

What’s not to love about Grand Teton National Park? Would give it 6 stars if I could. One of the crown jewels of all The National Parks. Finally getting around to posting a review, though it’s probably superfluous. A truly mesmerizing place.

Don’t miss Jenny Lake. Come prepared to hike. You’ll want water, snacks and something to keep the sun and bugs off of you. Also, don’t forget your camera. We enjoyed some of the most breathtaking views. Wonderful place to decompress, ground and enjoy nature.

Really amazing addition to a Yellowstone trip! I was so impressed with the facilities, friendly Rangers and variety of things to do. If you are staying near the park double check open/closed roads to see which town might be more convenient!

Beautiful national park. We did a short loop which looping back from Moose. We had a 1 day trip there and stopped at all the view points. We didn’t do the ferry because we are short with time. If you are hiking from the ferry then definitely need more than a day.

Absolutely beautiful! Great trails to hike. Wonder shops, helpful Rangers. The entire place is full of stunning views. Sunset was the best I've ever witnessed. Headed back this summer. Amazing place.

This was my first time visiting the Grand Teton National Park. It was raining when I drove through after leaving Yellowstone. I have always heard that this national park was a must-see, but I was disappointed because I hardly saw anything besides snow-capped mountains in the distance. I'm hoping that there is more to the visit than I experienced.

Great park with nice hiking trails. Very busy, and there didn't seem to be a lot of picnic areas. And the merchandise was overpriced compared to other parks that we've been to. Plan early hikes at the main areas such as Jenny Lake. It was crazy busy by the time we left. We did enjoy our time there though.

Grand Teton NP is a must visit in your lifetime! You also need to take the boat ride across Jenny Lake and hike at least back to Hidden Falls. Hidden Falls is magical! Standing there with the mist hitting you while you photograph them is an experience you won't forget. The boat does get backed up in the afternoon so do it early or late when crowds die down otherwise plan on waiting up to an hour for the ride back or you can hike around the lake 2.2 miles one way.

Amazing and beautiful landscape, totally different from the other side of the Grand Teton and not as busy as Yellowstone, so you can get a little close to nature, even though it's still very busy. Great spots to get lost within nature and athe feet of that great stunning stone wall...a place to see once in a lifetime and maybe more times.

Grand Teton National Park is 5/5. That’s it. Natural Beauty all around. There is a reason every one recommends to visit it while visiting Yellowstone. Don’t miss it. The views that you get of mountains 🏔- is hardly you would see elsewhere. So keep your camera ready and enjoy the show We stayed in Jackson Hole and visited grand Teton National park on our way to yellow stone South Gate. So we got morning views.

It’s adjacent National park to Yellowstone stone National park and has its own magnificent nature of mountains and grass land which inhabits elk, moose, bison and many more wild animals. It has very great view. Don’t miss to visit the Jenny lake hike and Jackson hole village.

It was free to get in. Every angle of the park was great. Jackson lake is huge and the dam is accessible to look at as well. I was fortunate enough to see a huge heard of Buffalo passing by the road. The views of the glacier and the snake River are great.

It's a nice park if you're into hiking and swimming. If you're just doing a drive then there are a few overlooks. Main ones are Jenny Lake, Jackson Lake, Snake river and the Signal mountain overlooks are pretty cool.

Grand Teton National Park is one of our favorite national parks. We have visited many times over the years and the scenery and wildlife never disappoint. There are so many trails of all skill levels, we could stay for weeks and hike a different trail everyday. The lakes and streams are plentiful. Opportunities for viewing wildlife abound. The weather is always a welcome change from the summer heat of the south. It snowed in June last time we were there! There are good amenities dispersed throughout the park in the way of bathrooms, signage, NPS staff, nice roads, camping, picnic, lodging, and dining facilities as needed, etc. We will absolutely continue to go back and continue to enjoy this beautiful place for many years to come.

Absolutely beautiful! Recommend doing the boat ride for Jenny Lake and the hike up to see the waterfalls, absolutely stunning!

Beautiful country. Great camping. Nice people. Amazing mountains. There is a fee to enter the main park, but I had an America the Beautiful pass that got me in. So I'm not sure what the fee is. I think $10 per car.

Grand Teton had some gorgeous places. I photographed a destination wedding here and it turned out gorgeous. Here are a few spots we took photos... mountians lakes and lots of other things to see and explore.

Beautiful campground. Host is really friendly. We had a blast. It gets cold real quick once the sun sets so make sure you bring warm clothes.

Absolutely love this place. We saw so many animals and birds. Beautiful landscapes, lakes and rivers with clear water , starry sky , and fields of flowers. Just be aware it is was cold at night 37 F at the end of June and hot during the day

Some of the nicest mountain scenery you could imagine. My wife and I spent the better part of a day traveling through Grand Teton. I had heard the mountain scenery was great, and we were not disappointed. Fortunately, we had a cool, clear June day to take it in. The pictures don't do it justice. Definitely worth the visit.