Grand Teton

About This Tour

Most mountain ranges build gradually. Not the Tetons. These peaks explode from the valley floor—no foothills, no gentle approach—rising 7,000 vertical feet in one of the most dramatic mountain fronts in North America. It's a geological anomaly that creates views found nowhere else on Earth.

This GPS-triggered audio tour covers the roads of Grand Teton National Park, from the famous viewpoints along the highway to the historic ranches of Mormon Row and the shores of Jenny Lake. You'll learn why these mountains look the way they do, and the stories of those drawn to their shadow.

Tour Coverage

Schwabacher Landing Mirror-perfect reflections at dawn

Mormon Row The most photographed barns in America

Jenny Lake Glacially-carved alpine perfection

Snake River Overlook Ansel Adams' iconic viewpoint

The tour plays stories anywhere you travel along the orange route. Just download the tour and start driving along the route.

What You'll Learn

• The fault line that created the steepest mountain front in the Rockies
• Stories of the Mormon homesteaders and dude ranchers of Jackson Hole
• Where and when to spot moose, elk, bears, and bison
• Why Ansel Adams chose the Snake River Overlook for his famous photograph
• The golden hours and secret spots for your own iconic shots

What's Included

• 754 GPS-triggered story sites
• Offline functionality - coverage is spotty in the park
• Interactive tour map with viewpoints and pullouts
• Wildlife viewing tips by location and season
• One-year access to the tour

Know Before You Go

• Entrance fee required — A valid entrance pass is needed to enter the park.
• Campground reservations required — All park campgrounds are by advance reservation only through Recreation.gov. Reserve up to six months ahead.
• Bear safety — Bear spray is recommended. Store food properly and keep a safe distance from all wildlife.
• Road closures — Moose-Wilson Road and other routes may have seasonal closures. Check road status before your visit.
• Contact the park — Call 307-739-3399 (Monday–Friday during business hours).

For more details, visit the National Park Service - Grand Teton Plan Your Visit page.