Teton

The terrain of Teton ranges from the broad glacial valley of Jackson Hole to the east to the sharply rising Teton Range in the west, creating a dramatic mountain-front landscape. This part of northwestern Wyoming includes Grand Teton National Park, where Jackson Lake and the Snake River lie beneath peaks that form part of the Rocky Mountains. Established in 1929 and enlarged in 1950, the park also preserves Mormon Row, a group of early homestead buildings on the valley floor. Wildlife, ranching heritage, and high-country terrain give the area a distinctly western character. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Grand Teton National Park and the Teton region.

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