How Do You Hike In The Grand Tetons?
The Grand Tetons extend across northwestern Wyoming, south from Yellowstone, and are an iconic representation of the American west. The mountains are characterized by three astounding peaks; Grand Teton, Middle Teton, and South Teton. Upon first glance, the Teton’s seem to rise to sharp steep points, giving every visitor a classic representation of what a mountain should look like. The Teton’s consist of very old, very hard, metal colored rock, though still the mountains are considered the youngest of the Rockies, at about 9 to 10 million years young. Hiking in the Tetons is an activity that millions of visitors each year travel to experience. This range is rugged and wild, and though trails for beginners are abundant, only experienced trekkers should attempt hiking the backcountry. Stop in at the park entrance headquarters to pay the required fee, obtain a backcountry permit if needed, and obtain detailed maps of the regions numerous hiking trails. If you’ve recently visited neighbori
