Grand Teton National Park - Sunset Guided Tour from Jackson Hole

The majestic, awe-inspiring Teton Mountain Range of the Rockies is the western edge of Grand Teton National Park and Jackson Hole. With no foothills before them, these rugged 11,000-13,000+ peaks rise straight up from the Jackson Hole valley below.

This historic area features the iconic Moulton barns and other original structures built by several Mormon homesteaders in the early 1900s.

This bend in the Snake River is the definition of serenity, featuring a stunning view and reflection of Mt. Moran of the Teton Mountain Range in the still water. We often see white pelicans, trumpeter swans, blue herons and occasionally beaver, fox and grizzly bears.

Fed by the Snake River from the north, this magnificent lake rests at the base of the Tetons and is a recreational haven for boaters, fishermen, paddlers and campers.

Named after a Shoshone Indian woman, this glacial moraine jewel at the base of the Tetons is absolutely gorgeous and a must-see!

Beautiful wildlife habitat along a creek.

We will drive along the Gros Ventre Road with the mountains in the background looking for moose, pronghorn, bison and other wildlife.