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| Above, the Grand Tetons mirrored in Jackson Lake. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Although Grand Teton National Park is right next door to Yellowstone National Park, the crowds there are much less.
I have been to Grand Teton several times and enjoyed it during every visit. My most recent visit was in 2019.
AFAR has posted an article on visiting the park during the shoulder (or off) seasons.
They begin it with:
Grand Teton National Park and the surrounding area has become a year-round outdoor haven for all ages. The springtime and fall are especially great times to go: From March through May, visitors can see wildlife transition from winter to spring. Yet the fall shoulder season offers wildlife sightings too and is just as beautiful, with bright yellow aspens, surprise snowstorms for early-bird skiers, and all the biking and hiking you could dream of in one of the country’s youngest mountain ranges.
There are endless itineraries for this part of Wyoming. Read on for more tips on seeing the beauty of the area during the shoulder season—and consider planning a trip.
To read more, go here.
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