CULTURAL HISTORY AND VISITOR CENTERS

Craig Thomas Discovery And Visitor Center

Begin your trip into the park with a stop at the Moose Visitor Center. From interpretive exhibits to helpful park rangers to an incredible bookstore, this is the place to learn about the park and various activities.

Laurance Rockefeller Preserve And Visitor Center

This eco-conscious 1,106-acre preserve includes easy trails to and around Phelps Lake. The interpretive visitor center features unique sensory exhibits and various ranger-led hikes and programs.

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Snake River Overlook

Oxbow Bend Turnout

Moulton Barn

The Cathedral Group Turnout

Jenny Lake Overlook

View from Jackson Lake Lodge

Schwabacher’s Landing

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Visit the 1890s barns and ranch structures of Mormon Row, the Murie Center, in Moose, and Menor’s Ferry Historic District, which includes the Chapel of the Transfiguration. All are intriguing historic sites.

Catch A Native Cutthroat Trout

Grand Teton National Park is a world-renowned fly fishing destination, especially for anglers hoping to land a Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat trout. Try a guided fishing trip down the Snake River or on Jackson Lake.

Climb A Mountain

While climbing the Grand Teton can be both a bucket list item and an ambitious undertaking— “easily” experienced with Exum or Jackson Hole Mountain Guides—you may want to opt for a family mountaineering adventure with Exum’s day-long introto-climbing program.