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| Above, the Grand Tetons are reflected on Jackson Lake. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Yellowstone National Park's next-door-neighbor to the south, Grand Teton National Park already has set new attendance records this year, even with three months left to 2021.
According to the Helena Independent Record:
Three months before the year is over, Grand Teton National Park has set a record for visitation.
Through September the northwest Wyoming park had hosted 3.493 million recreation visits. Previously, 2018 had the record for most recreation visits in a year with 3.491 million visits. Of the past nine months at the park, six have set records for visitation.
Some of the largest increases in recreation visits occurred during the shoulder season, including the months of March, April and May. Summer visitation (June, July and August) also increased with July 2021 recording the busiest month for recreation visits in Grand Teton’s history.
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