moderate
8–9 hours
Moderate fitness needed to handle long hours mostly on foot with some easy hiking.
Spend a full day discovering Grand Teton’s iconic peaks, abundant wildlife, and rich history with expert guides and private viewing gear.
Weather can shift quickly in the mountains, so dress in layers you can add or remove.
Even with provided scopes, your own binoculars help catch distant wildlife in detail.
Stay hydrated and energized on the 8-9 hour tour by bringing your own provisions.
Trails and viewing areas have uneven terrain; supportive footwear will keep you steady.
Grand Teton National Park was established in 1929 and expanded in 1950 to protect the dramatic mountain landscapes and diverse ecosystems.
Visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile alpine flora and minimize wildlife disturbance.
Hydration is key for a full day outdoors in mountain terrain.
Protects against variable temperatures and wind at higher elevations.
Helps spot distant wildlife beyond provided viewing equipment.
Essential for sun protection during lengthy outdoor exposure.
summer specific