پارک ملی گراند تیتون

پارک ملی گراند تیتون پارک ملی گراند تیتون (به انگلیسی: Grand Teton National Park) یک پارک ملی در ایالت وایومینگ در رشته کوه تیتان در آمریکا است. پارک ملی گراند تیتون مساحت این پارک ۱۲۵۵ کیلومتر مربع است. نام این پارک از واژه Les Trois Tetons که به معنای «سه پستان» است، گرفته شده. این واژه نامیست که فرانسویان کانادایی‌تبار به سه قلهٔ بلند مجاور یکدیگر در این پارک اطلاق می‌کردند. قسمت اعظمی از زمینهای این پارک هدیه و وقف سرمایه شخصی فرزند ارشد جان راکفلر، جان دی. راکفلر پسر، به سازمان پارک‌های ملی آمریکا بود.

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Although it was winter in Wyoming…we had a clear day and boy are we happy we drove through this park! We were only able to go 3 miles in near the Jackson entrance but well worth it. We saw 3 moose, multiple deer, elk and Heavenly mountains…It’s so surreal, these mountains are almost not of this earth! Breathtaking is an understatement. We would love to come back in the warmer months and properly explore this beautiful park! Thank you for preserving this piece of land on our beautiful planet!

My favorite place on earth, have gone the past two years, just no words to describe this heaven. My wife is a photographer so early mornings for sunrise is a must for everyone. We’ve been able to check out moose Wilson road early morning, day time and evening, we say a black bear and a few elk there, no moose but definitely moose territory. Also checked out xbow bend area and saw woodland ducks. For hiking we tackled delta lake honor which took us just under seven hours to do, that’s including an hour break at the lake, and it’s a very serious climb including boulder climbing and pretty much straight up at the end. It’s not an easy hike by any means but extremely well worth it. It’s going to be hard to beat that view of the lake and main peak of the Tetons above. We also hiking lake taggart, it was ok but our least favorite hike. We liked the aspen grove you walk through on the north end of the trail (we go in the fall, absolutely gorgeous colors). But we liked other lakes more. Other than delta our favorite hike was cascade canyon. Left from string lakes, went to hidden falls then up to inspiration lake then back into the canyon itself about half way. On the way back we took horse trail bypassing inspiration point and hidden falls which was another pretty view. Easy hike though and saw moose! We carry bear spray on all hikes.

I've been here before, but this time is more memorable. I was able to spend time with friends working in the park and the fall colors, sunsets, stars, wildlife,and weather was just spectacular. Definitely great memories this trip. I love National Parks and I was also able to stamp my passport while visiting. I love nature and enjoying these beautiful places.

🌄 Absolutely stunning place! Grand Teton National Park is full of natural beauty — majestic snow-covered peaks, crystal-clear lakes like Jenny Lake, and peaceful valleys filled with wildlife. Every sunrise and sunset here looks magical, with golden light reflecting off the mountains. A perfect destination for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone who loves adventure! 🌲✨

One of my favorite parks! The hiking is so user friendly! The traffic isn't horrible like some of the major parks out west. But the views are definitely going to compete with any place in the continental US!

My trip to Grand Teton was absolutely unforgettable! The mountains are stunning and truly majestic, and the landscape feels so pristine. We spent a day driving the scenic loop, stopping at all the overlooks, and the views just got better and better. The photo opportunities at Mormon Row and Schwabacher Landing are truly iconic. We also did the popular hike to Inspiration Point from Jenny Lake, which was definitely a highlight. A tip for anyone else: get to Jenny Lake early! The parking lot fills up incredibly fast, and arriving later meant a longer walk to the boat shuttle. The trails can also get very crowded by midday, so an early start is key to feeling like you have the place to yourself. The wildlife was a major bonus. We saw bison grazing in the fields and a moose near the Snake River. Just remember to stay a safe distance from all the animals. The parking and crowds at key spots like Jenny Lake can be challenging, but they are a small price to pay for the incredible experience. Visiting is highly recommended, and a return trip is anticipated.

Grand Teton in Summer or Winter is an excellent, relaxing National Park to visit. In Summer, I recommend the last week of May before the crowds get in. In Winter, tours out of Jackson are the best way to experience it if your mobility is limited. If you stay at Teton Village in the summer, get out early in the morning just before sunrise and drive Moose-Wilson Road to the south entrance (closed Nov-May).

Epic to walk between the mountains and see large fauna. We went in mid-September and took the boat across Jenny Lake in the afternoon. Highly recommend the Cascade Canyon Trail. Be bear aware though! (And moose)

Grand Teton is a spectacular NP - full of lakes, driving and hiking paths with spectacular peaks in distance. However, after spending 3 days in Yellowstone NP, Teton seemed like a second league - beautiful, but you used all your wooow impressions in Yellowstone. Therefore, try to visit it before Yellowstone if possible

The Grand Tetons are a beautiful and majestic mountain range. Giant mountains leaping out of the plateau of Wyoming. Ive been here in the winter and summer and enjoyed both trips. The drive through the park is easy and not terribly long. Its a short ride from Jackson Hole Wyoming. The beauty of the whole area is magnificent and easy to view from any angle or direction.

Got the chance to climb middle Teton in September and it was fantastic! It was tough to do in one day, but absolutely possible. The view from the top was breathtaking both literally and figuratively haha! Table mountain has a great view of the main mountain range if you'd like a shorter hike. Will for sure be coming back to summit the grand at some point.

Grand Teton National Park completely blew me away! The views are nothing short of spectacular (especially during fall!!) - jagged peaks rising straight out of the valley, crystal-clear lakes, and wildlife everywhere you look. It feels wild and peaceful at the same time. Everywhere you go, there’s something stunning - whether it’s sunrise reflecting off the Tetons, a moose grazing near the water, or the calm beauty of Jenny Lake. The hiking trails are incredible, and even just driving through the park feels like an experience of its own. It’s one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been - truly unforgettable. If you’re visiting Yellowstone, make sure to spend time here too.

We decided to come to the Grand Tetons during fall this year! Simply no regrets! Spectacular Fall foliage everywhere with gorgeous views of Jenny Lake literally looking like a self-reflecting mirror! Just jaw-dropping massive mountain peaks all along the park-so breathtakingly beautiful!!!

My favorite national park. Read that many people skip this and just go to Yellowstone NP. Please do not skip this. This is must visit. We did couple of hikes, cascade canyon, taggart lake etc. can’t wait to go back again

I visited Grand Teton National Park and was blown away by the stunning mountain views and crystal-clear lakes. Hiking there felt peaceful and rewarding, and the wildlife sightings made it even more special. What I didn’t enjoy was how quickly the weather changed, making some trails a bit tricky and less enjoyable. Overall, I’d give it a 5 out of 5 because the scenery and atmosphere were absolutely unforgettable.