Grand Teton National Park Trip Planner | The Ultimate Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- Are you planning a trip to Grand Teton National Park? Then, this Ultimate Grand Teton Trip Planning Guide is for you!
I’m talking you through everything you need to know to plan an amazing trip to Grand Teton National Park including the best way to get to Grand Teton, where to stay when you visit, the best things to do in Grand Teton National Park, and more!
Grand Teton National Park isn’t very large, but it is one of the most visited national parks in the country, which means it can get really crowded and timing is super important. So, if you’re overwhelmed planning your trip, head to dirtinmyshoes.com for a Grand Teton Itinerary: www.dirtinmysh...
My Grand Teton Itinerary gives you an hour-by-hour guide that will help you navigate through Grand Teton National Park. You’ll also receive lodging suggestions, adjustments, and itinerary updates based on the current conditions in the park.
1:01 Grand Teton at a glance
4:28 How to get to Grand Teton - best airports
6:47 How to get to Grand Teton - best roads
7:20 Best time to visit Grand Teton
14:54 What to expect in Grand Teton
15:54 How many days to spend in Grand Teton
17:25 Where to stay when visiting Grand Teton
23:41 Best things to do in Grand Teton
31:14 A typical day in Grand Teton
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Great video… we’ve never been to this park and just starting our plans for 2024 trip! Love your excitement and wonderful insight from a previous park ranger! Awesome site!
Thanks!
Thank you for your job. Good luck. I am so glad that Ive found your channel
Thanks!
Great video, so much info; you were born to do this type of work! Your passion for the National Parks is so evident and breeds excitement for me to visit.
Thanks! Have an amazing time in Grand Teton!
I just recently found your videos while researching for my families trip to Rocky. Your videos are so wonderfully informative! Park ranger is my dream job so hearing information from a former one is incredible! Would you ever consider doing a what to take and wear while hiking type video?
Thanks! I'm pretty simple with my gear....I never buy the latest stuff. So, while I've considered doing something like that, it definitely would just be a video of my mismatched and old gear haha
Excellent synopsis of useful advice, giving a great insight…thank you
You're welcome!
Great video!! Just starting to plan our backpacking trip here.
Let me know if you have any questions -- I've backpacked pretty extensively through that park!
Love your videos and podcasts. Greetings from Germany!
Thank you so much!
I was there last September! So amazing!
It really is!
Well timed video,hoping my choice to go second week in October will be fruitville.Looking forward to catch the wildlife before winter sets in,flying into Jackson hole.
Thanks for the tips.
Have fun!
Got to the Tetons 5/11 and the next day we went to String Lake and the road is still covered in snow. Its so beautiful. Looking forward to our third year Volunteering there.
Haha so much snow! Thanks for volunteering there -- volunteers are the best!
best way to see the tetons. Go in winter. go to west yellowstone, get a snowmobile, and climb up lionhead, 10,400ft, look to the south and woohoo, there they are in all their splendor!
Sounds epic!
Great video. Thank you for putting this together.
You're welcome!
Thanks for all the great information! Do you think hiking to Delta Lake at the end of May would be possible?
No, I don't. That one is often still VERY snow-covered through June!
Watched this video when it was released. Excellent. Very much looking forward to the Yellowstone video - if I recall, is coming out shortly. Shooting for September to visit the two parks and will be purchasing the two travel guides.
The Yellowstone one is already out! Thanks for watching!
@@DirtInMyShoes Yes, I found it. Published about 2 months ago. I mistook your comment about it in the video.
Did buy both Yellowstone and Grand Teton itineraries last night. They are excellent. Our trip was pretty much planned out is a matter of hours. My sister and I were so overwhelmed of where to start, where to stay, what attractions to visit - let alone, find etc. Your guides made everything so much easier. My sister and I usually do all the travel planning.
Quotes from my sister:
"Wow the itineraries are incredible!!!"
"Yes I m feeling MUCH better about booking this. I have never done a national park vacation and when I was trying to figure out lodging in proximity to the parks and which of the 97 airports it was really overwhelming. :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: That Dirt in My Shoes chick did a spectacular job of outlining everything. Make sure you add the cost of purchasing the itineraries to the app."
@@GaryBlouin Haha thank you so much -- you totally made my day. I am SO excited for you to take this trip, and I'm glad the itineraries took away the overwhelm!
Great video! Hoping to visit grand teton, yellowstone and glacier national parks next July. The national park lodges seem to be the most convenient to cut down on driving. Im just concerned they dont have air conditioning. What is the weather like in these parks in July? Is air conditioning typically not needed? Also, trying to figure out how many nights for all 3 parks. Is 10 nights enough? Would probably fly into spokane and fly home from salt lake city based on flight and rental car prices. Thank you!
It's usually ok without AC....a little uncomfortable, but being at a higher elevation, things usually cool down nicely in the evenings. For a sample schedule for seeing all three parks, check out this post (near the end) www.dirtinmyshoes.com/how-many-days-should-i-spend-in-glacier-national-park/
Thank you so much!
Do any hikes have cafes like you can do in the Alps?
Nah, that's more of a Canada thing :)
I love your channel, and your videos are so informative, thanks for making these! My wife and I will be visiting this park for the first time this fall with our (will be) 9-month old baby. We currently have an Airbnb booked in Wilson for 9/29 through 10/4. However, we haven't booked our flights yet, and so we're still flexible on the dates (have until July to cancel the Airbnb for free). I'm a little concerned about the possibility of bad weather with our current dates, and are considering maybe trying something closer to mid-September. The only issue is that increases the cost of our lodging by about $500 to $600. I"m not really sure what to do. Do you have any advice for what is the better time to go?
Honestly, it's so hard to know. It's snowed on me over Labor Day weekend several times. Last year, I was in the Tetons the first week of October and it was absolutely AMAZING...the best fall trip I've ever had. If it were me, I'd probably keep the reservations you have. The weather is so temperamental in Sept, even if you changed your reservations, you may still have winter weather!
@@DirtInMyShoes Thanks so much for the response! That's what I was leaning toward - just keep the reservation. The only other option I was considering was to maybe shoot for late August. However, what we learned on our last trip with our baby is that with her small wake windows, it's best to minimize the amount of time between leaving lodging and arriving at our planned activity. And with the crowds/traffic in late August, I think I'm willing to take a chance on October. Worst case scenario we have bad weather and spend more time in our awesome Airbnb with beautiful views, and spend more time in Jackson. Still not a bad way to spend a few days.
@@justinsiegrist August is usually really smoky from the wildfires too. You're going to have a great time!
Do you still recommend 3 full days for winter time (February)?
If you plan on doing any cross-country skiing or snowshoeing, you could easily fill 3 days in the winter. But less if you don't want to be out in the snow/cold for that much time :)
Do you think the train for Hidden Falls and Inspiration point will be thawed enough to hike on June 1st?
I think you might still hit a little snow, especially in the shaded areas. But you should still be able to to hike up to Inspiration Point in a few weeks!
Lol trail, not train
we have a class B motorhome....how accommodating is the park for those...??
There are a few roads in the park that don't allow vehicles over a certain length, but you should be able to go to most places. If you don't time things out right, then you will struggle to find parking in the busiest spots, especially in a larger vehicle. If you want more specific help with this, I include a section about navigating the park in an oversized vehicle with the Grand Teton Itinerary linked in the video description. Have fun!
@@DirtInMyShoes Thank you for your prompt response. My wife and I will definitely take advantage of your itineraries
Mark
What is the location at 14:40? 😍
That's up by the Paintbrush Divide!
We are visiting Grand Teton in June. We will be leaving West Yellowstone, what is the best way to get to the park?
If you're not in a rush, I would drive through the South Entrance of Yellowstone and into Grand Teton from there. You can stop at some cool spots in both parks as you travel from one to the other! If you're just trying to get down to Jackson as quickly as possible, it will be faster to drive out to Island Park and down from there on the main highway.
@@DirtInMyShoes thanks for the advice!
we are going may 23, can you tell me about what shoes I need to take. I have hiking and tennis shoes? do I need water shoes? and please tell me about clothes?
@@elainecook6947 trails are still completely covered in snow, so you'll want waterproof hiking boots!
are you telling snow today on trails?