I just got back from grand tetons and yellowstone. Last week in October. Grand Tetons were amazing. My favorite spot was String and Leigh lakes. Jenny lake up to inspiration point was awesome too.
Just like other people are saying..... This video is totally underrated! I'm going to Grand Teton at the end of this month and I've been doing so many researches including watching tons of videos, but NO VIDEOS and INFO is better than this video. This video is so well- explained and organized! What a huge help!!!! Thank you so much for making this video and share with us! Really appreciate it !!!!!!!!
Drove from Seattle to Yellowstone then Grand Teton; 9-day trip; overnighted in Gardiner, West Yellowstone, and Jackson Hole - could have invested 3 weeks! End of May into 2nd week of June 2023. It was beyond beautiful! Thank you, Dan, for posting your video and your commentary! Very informative, and brought back very good memories! You added a number of places to hit next time we go! It was great! Got rain, snow and clear sunny skies. People after us this June had a few roads closed by snow. Thank you, Dan!
Great overview of an amazing park. I drove from San Diego to Yellowstone last September and got shut out by wildfire smoke on my northbound leg. But for my return trip a week later, an overnight storm cleared the skies and the Tetons were glorious.
Wow! This video is absolutely breathtaking! The Grand Teton National Park looks like a true paradise for nature lovers like me. The hikes showcased here are simply amazing, offering stunning views and a chance to immerse oneself in the beauty of the park. The wildlife sightings and Delta Lake are a true treat for any outdoor enthusiast. Thank you for sharing this incredible National Park guide. It has definitely inspired me to plan a visit and explore these wonders firsthand. Keep up the great work!
Excellent video. I spent June and July 2017 in Teton fly fishing. I was staying in Wilson, about a mile past the ski resort, so every day I would drive into the park to fish the Snake River coming out of the Jackson Lake dam, and it was fascinating just how the light could change the views. The best restaurant in the park was at Signal Mountain Lodge. I did have lunch one day on the veranda at Jackson Lake Lodge, talk about a million-dollar view. I chuckled when you were talking about the cost of accommodations because in 2017 I was able to rent a condo for $65/night. A couple of years before I had done a Princess cruise tour to the interior of Alaska (Denali NP), and while beautiful, I thought Jackson, Teton, and Yellowstone were not only a better value but visually more compelling due to the close proximity of everything.
Going back there in almost 6 yrs next weekend! Can't wait! Hopefully, I could complete two hiking trails including Delta Lake. Read a review saying a group of hikers turned back due to the bear activity.
Teton, Jackson, and Yellowstone are quite literally the easiest national park to visit. The Jackson Hole airport, which is in the park, has service from Denver and Chicago (as well as other cities). As the video mentioned, park accommodations sell out a year in advance. I would recommend staying at Signal Mountain Lodge as it's central to everything in Teton and only 45 minutes away from the entrance to Yellowstone. While Yellowstone has the bigger named attractions, Tetoon is better for hiking and gets only a fraction of the visitors that Yellowstone gets. If you're into camping, the Coulter Bay campsite area is amazing and has the most amazing (small) grocery and camp store. The pictures in the video are really as amazing as they look.
This is a top class video. I’ve watched lots of similar videos and this might be the best. The map view is an amazing touch. You’re now my go-to to check for vids like this when planning trips! Hope you keep it up!
Subscribed your channel after watching at minutes 3:07 on the the first video and checked the list of your videos. I must watch more of your videos! Kevin
Wow what a great experience that must have been--I bet you saw your fair share of moose in the campground! I have yet to stay at Lizard Creek, how does it compare to the other campgrounds?
@@DanTreks Gros Ventre is our favorite campground. In spring of 2021 we had 19 mother moose and their yearlings at the campground when we arrived. They spend the winter there. They depart for the forest in June and the males return in August for the mating season. Lizard Creek has 60 camp sites, half tent only the rest are for small rv's or trailers. We prefer a smaller campground with one other couple. The larger campgrounds end up having too much drama with 12+ employees. We've worked at Jenny lake too. It's nice because it's tents only. It only has one couple there, which is hard even at a small campground. They have 51 sites.
@@dennisdickson2892 Sounds like even the parks and their campgrounds aren't immune to workplace drama unfortunately! I hope you and your wife have a great season in the Tetons this year--I'm hoping to get back there myself this upcoming summer.
I enjoyed your video. We just returned from the Teton's and had a wonderful time. I hope you will take a few moments and watch the video we made of our adventure.
Great video. I concur with your observation about wildfire smoke impacting views of the mountains. As a general rule, our family avoids going to national parks in the west from late July to early September. The likelihood of wildfire smoke in the western national parks is - unfortunately - very high.
I prefer to watch Grizzlies about 2 feet away ... from my laptop monitor hahaha. When I visited Yellowstone and Grand Teton in 2015, I saw almost every animals shown in this videos except bear and beaver. However, I did see otter, wolf pack, big horn sheep and mountain goat :). Truly amazing place.
Great video! Your camera work is amazing. But I'm pretty the mountain in front of the Grand is just a lower peak of the Grand and Disappointment Peak is the peak off to the left.
Am visiting Grand Teton only this May with my son and will be renting a car. Are both of us good to get in on a 7 day pass or do I need to buy him a separate pass?
Thank you! I personally would recommend anytime in mid-to-late June: the weather should be getting comfortably warm and the last of the snow should just about be gone.
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I just got back from grand tetons and yellowstone. Last week in October. Grand Tetons were amazing. My favorite spot was String and Leigh lakes. Jenny lake up to inspiration point was awesome too.
This is the best overview of grand teton i've seen.
ok this channel is seriously underrated, this is top notch quality production, even better than what you see on cable tv
Thank you!
Just like other people are saying..... This video is totally underrated! I'm going to Grand Teton at the end of this month and I've been doing so many researches including watching tons of videos, but NO VIDEOS and INFO is better than this video. This video is so well- explained and organized! What a huge help!!!! Thank you so much for making this video and share with us! Really appreciate it !!!!!!!!
Thank you! I hope you have a great trip!
Drove from Seattle to Yellowstone then Grand Teton; 9-day trip; overnighted in Gardiner, West Yellowstone, and Jackson Hole - could have invested 3 weeks!
End of May into 2nd week of June 2023. It was beyond beautiful!
Thank you, Dan, for posting your video and your commentary!
Very informative, and brought back very good memories! You added a number of places to hit next time we go! It was great! Got rain, snow and clear sunny skies.
People after us this June had a few roads closed by snow.
Thank you, Dan!
i have been this place. Very interesting places, VERY BEAUTIFUL HOLODAYS IN THIS PLACE. Thank for sharing this video. Ciao from Montecelio Roma Italia
Great overview of an amazing park.
I drove from San Diego to Yellowstone last September and got shut out by wildfire smoke on my northbound leg. But for my return trip a week later, an overnight storm cleared the skies and the Tetons were glorious.
Been There, Done That, amen.
Awesome!
We just went and traveled the park today, Thanks for sharing the video, 👍
Wow! This video is absolutely breathtaking! The Grand Teton National Park looks like a true paradise for nature lovers like me. The hikes showcased here are simply amazing, offering stunning views and a chance to immerse oneself in the beauty of the park. The wildlife sightings and Delta Lake are a true treat for any outdoor enthusiast. Thank you for sharing this incredible National Park guide. It has definitely inspired me to plan a visit and explore these wonders firsthand. Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
The Grand Teton is just beautiful. This is one of our favorite national parks. Thank you for showing us such stunning footage.🙂🙂👍👍
This is why I don’t watch a lot of broadcast TV. TH-cam content creators make much better videos. Keep up the fantastic work.
Excellent video. I spent June and July 2017 in Teton fly fishing. I was staying in Wilson, about a mile past the ski resort, so every day I would drive into the park to fish the Snake River coming out of the Jackson Lake dam, and it was fascinating just how the light could change the views. The best restaurant in the park was at Signal Mountain Lodge. I did have lunch one day on the veranda at Jackson Lake Lodge, talk about a million-dollar view. I chuckled when you were talking about the cost of accommodations because in 2017 I was able to rent a condo for $65/night. A couple of years before I had done a Princess cruise tour to the interior of Alaska (Denali NP), and while beautiful, I thought Jackson, Teton, and Yellowstone were not only a better value but visually more compelling due to the close proximity of everything.
This video is very informative. We are planning our trip for May 2023. Thanks for sharing amazing photos and information.
America is very beautiful country 😍 I like to visit these mountains so much 😍
Excellent video! Delta Lake is so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Going back there in almost 6 yrs next weekend! Can't wait! Hopefully, I could complete two hiking trails including Delta Lake. Read a review saying a group of hikers turned back due to the bear activity.
I love watching this. I live just south of Jackson. And go to Yellowstone/Teton about 3 times a month just to visit the mountains and hike,fish
Thank you amazing documentary film.
Dan, your videos are top-notch! Subscribed! You defintely deserve MANY more subscribers! Thanks!
Thank you!
My god, what an amazing park. I really love the mountains and the wildlife. Man, I wish I could visit there.
Teton, Jackson, and Yellowstone are quite literally the easiest national park to visit. The Jackson Hole airport, which is in the park, has service from Denver and Chicago (as well as other cities). As the video mentioned, park accommodations sell out a year in advance. I would recommend staying at Signal Mountain Lodge as it's central to everything in Teton and only 45 minutes away from the entrance to Yellowstone. While Yellowstone has the bigger named attractions, Tetoon is better for hiking and gets only a fraction of the visitors that Yellowstone gets. If you're into camping, the Coulter Bay campsite area is amazing and has the most amazing (small) grocery and camp store. The pictures in the video are really as amazing as they look.
@@larryh9525 A lot of beauty in the national parks. I wish to visit there some day
This is a top class video. I’ve watched lots of similar videos and this might be the best. The map view is an amazing touch. You’re now my go-to to check for vids like this when planning trips! Hope you keep it up!
Thank you!
Subscribed your channel after watching at minutes 3:07 on the the first video and checked the list of your videos. I must watch more of your videos! Kevin
Great video you have inspired me to go here
WONDERFUL VIDEO!
Great video. My wife and I worked at Gros Ventre in 2021. We'll be at Lizard Creek during the 2023 season.
Wow what a great experience that must have been--I bet you saw your fair share of moose in the campground! I have yet to stay at Lizard Creek, how does it compare to the other campgrounds?
@@DanTreks Gros Ventre is our favorite campground. In spring of 2021 we had 19 mother moose and their yearlings at the campground when we arrived. They spend the winter there. They depart for the forest in June and the males return in August for the mating season. Lizard Creek has 60 camp sites, half tent only the rest are for small rv's or trailers. We prefer a smaller campground with one other couple. The larger campgrounds end up having too much drama with 12+ employees. We've worked at Jenny lake too. It's nice because it's tents only. It only has one couple there, which is hard even at a small campground. They have 51 sites.
@@dennisdickson2892 Sounds like even the parks and their campgrounds aren't immune to workplace drama unfortunately! I hope you and your wife have a great season in the Tetons this year--I'm hoping to get back there myself this upcoming summer.
Great video! Thanks for the info! I am hoping to visit the Tetons next Summer!
Great video, I had to subscribe 🙏👍
Great video!! Heading there in a week!!!
There is also a small regional airport in Cody, WY that's accessible to the Tetons as long as the East Entrance is open.
Speaking of accommodations in the park: Colter Bay was omitted, only mentioned as a campground. The cabins are the best bargain in the park!
Awesome video. I can't wait to go!!!
I enjoyed your video. We just returned from the Teton's and had a wonderful time. I hope you will take a few moments and watch the video we made of our adventure.
Great video. I concur with your observation about wildfire smoke impacting views of the mountains. As a general rule, our family avoids going to national parks in the west from late July to early September. The likelihood of wildfire smoke in the western national parks is - unfortunately - very high.
I prefer to watch Grizzlies about 2 feet away ... from my laptop monitor hahaha. When I visited Yellowstone and Grand Teton in 2015, I saw almost every animals shown in this videos except bear and beaver. However, I did see otter, wolf pack, big horn sheep and mountain goat :). Truly amazing place.
Great video! Your camera work is amazing. But I'm pretty the mountain in front of the Grand is just a lower peak of the Grand and Disappointment Peak is the peak off to the left.
You’re probably right! I did have a hard time figuring out the exact geography.
Love your video
Can you tell me what lens you used ?
Thank you! I primarily shoot on a sigma 24-70, and for wildlife I use a sony 200-600.
Great video, but the T.A. Moulton barn is the iconic barn of Grand Teton and the most photographed barn in America.
Am visiting Grand Teton only this May with my son and will be renting a car. Are both of us good to get in on a 7 day pass or do I need to buy him a separate pass?
As long as you're riding in the same car you should both be covered under a single seven day pass. Enjoy!
Fly into Idaho Falls, 90 miles from Jackson.
Which lens did you use for this trip? Thank you.
Hi Cathy, I used a sigma 24-70 for most landscape shots and a Sony 200-600 for wildlife. Thanks!
Hey Dan, thank you for such a great video. I’m planning to go in June, which week in June do you reccomend ?
Thank you! I personally would recommend anytime in mid-to-late June: the weather should be getting comfortably warm and the last of the snow should just about be gone.
very well done. nice job....no need to be a narcissist and hog the camera. let the park take center stage.
4:28 lmao