18 places with verified coordinates · 17 with photo
Full-day tour · 8.5 hours · GetYourGuide
Grand Teton National Park: Full-Day Tour with Boat Ride ↗Pick-up in Jackson or Teton Village.
Float trip · 3.5 hours · GetYourGuide
Jackson Hole: Snake River Scenic Float Tour with Chairs ↗1415 Beckley Park Way, Wilson, Wyoming.
Sunset · 4 hours · GetYourGuide
From Jackson: Grand Teton Sunset and Sightseeing Tour ↗Pick-up at your accommodation in Jackson or Teton Village, with return transfer.
Balloon ride · outside the park · Viator
Balloon ride over Teton Valley, Idaho, with views of the Tetons ↗Broulim's grocery store parking lot in Driggs, Idaho; ends at the same place. Arrive by car; no pick-up.Ad · partner links: we may earn a commission if you book. Offer details checked 2 Oct 2026; dates and prices with the provider.
History · Historic site near Moose
Ferry and settlers' cabins on the Snake River, right next to the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center at the Moose entrance in the south.
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43.65881, -110.71329
Water · Lake at the foot of the mountains
The lake where the Teton Range rises straight out of the water. From here the boat shuttle runs to the start of Cascade Canyon.
The lake where the mountains rise straight out of the water.
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43.76355, -110.73078
Trails · Trailhead
Starting point for Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point on the west side of the lake.
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43.76720, -110.74421
Viewpoint · Viewpoint
View across the lake to the Cathedral Group on the Jenny Lake Scenic Loop.
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43.76812, -110.71779
Trails · Trailhead and swimming spot
A shallow lake between Jenny and Leigh Lake, relatively warm in summer. The car park fills early on summer days.
Shallow, relatively warm in summer, and so full early.
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43.78445, -110.72739
Water · Glacial lake
Destination of one of the most popular short trails, dammed by a terminal moraine.
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43.70410, -110.75512
Trails · Trailhead
Shared trailhead for Taggart and Bradley Lake on the Teton Park Road.
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43.69314, -110.73294
Viewpoint · Viewpoint
View of Phelps Lake in the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve, the quietest part of the park.
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43.65713, -110.79916
Water · Lake in the preserve
Reached through the Rockefeller Preserve on the Moose-Wilson Road; the number of parking spaces there is deliberately limited.
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43.64336, -110.79677
Viewpoint · Viewpoint
An oxbow of the Snake River with Mount Moran behind. The most photographed stop in the park, best early in the morning when there is no wind.
The most photographed stop in the park, and it only works early.
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43.86608, -110.54758
Viewpoint · Dam and viewpoint
Jackson Lake is a natural lake whose level has been raised by a dam since 1911. There is also a boat launch onto the Snake River here.
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43.85727, -110.58939
Viewpoint · Viewpoint in the north
View north across Jackson Lake, just before the transition to the Rockefeller Parkway to Yellowstone.
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43.98163, -110.66220
Mountains & rock · Viewpoint mountain, 2,354 m (7,723 ft)
A spur road leads almost to the summit, the only point from which you can see the whole of the Jackson Hole valley. At its foot are a lodge, a shop and a fuel station.
The big lake in the north, and the only mountain with a road to the top.
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43.84883, -110.56715
Surroundings · Historic settlement
The barns of Mormon settlers in front of the mountain range. The Moulton Barn is considered one of the most photographed buildings in the United States.
A barn in front of a mountain range, and one of the most photographed buildings in the United States.
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43.67246, -110.66453
Arrival · Boat launch and reflection spot
A quiet side channel of the Snake River with beaver dams; on a still day the whole range is reflected in the water.
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43.71151, -110.67059
Mountains & rock · Highest peak, 4,199 m (13,776 ft)
The park's namesake. The ascent is an alpine climb that needs a permit, not a hike.
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43.74104, -110.80244
Mountains & rock · Peak, 3,835 m (12,582 ft)
In the north, with five glaciers and a black diabase dike in its face that is 45 metres (148 ft) wide.
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43.83521, -110.77632
Mountains & rock · Peak, 3,903 m (12,805 ft)
Also carries a clearly visible black dike, which you can see from the Teton Park Road.
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43.72993, -110.81133
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