National Park · WY

Grand Teton National Park

Grand Teton links lake walks, canyon approaches, and mountain objectives beneath a compact, dramatic range.

Plan the land, not only the trail

Practical trip facts

Fees & passes

A national park entrance fee applies; passes are accepted.

Reservations

Day hiking normally requires no route reservation; campgrounds and overnight backcountry trips require advance planning.

Parking

Jenny Lake, Lupine Meadows, and other popular lots fill early in summer.

Roads

Most primary roads are paved, while seasonal snow and construction can affect access.

Pets

Pets are prohibited on trails and must remain in developed areas where allowed.

Accessibility

Accessible visitor centers, lakeshore viewpoints, and selected paths are available.

Camping

Developed campgrounds are generally reservation based; backcountry camping requires a permit.

Visitor center

Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center is the main trip-planning hub.

Map points are planning references. Open each route for trailhead-specific access notes.

Hike here

Grand Teton National Park · WY

Distance: 8.48 mi
Gain: 711 ft
Time: 4–6 hours using the current construction detour
Route: Out & Back
Parking: Use the current signed construction access and verify trailhead parking before departure.
Permit: No

Stay nearby

Grand Teton National Park

Developed campground · Seasonal operating dates; check the current park campground page before travel.

Grand Teton National Park

Developed campground · Seasonal operating dates; check the current park campground page before travel.

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