Stretching from the border of Yellowstone National Park to the northern part of the Jackson Hole valley, Grand Teton National Park protects the major peaks of the awe-inspiring Teton Mountain Range. The park has four distinct seasons, and while summer is by far the most popular with visitors who want to hike and fish, the other three seasons have plenty to offer as well. Fall brings a colorful show of leaves, and spring is when an impressive animal migration occurs. Options in the winter are more limited, but visitors can cross-country ski, snowshoe, and spend the night in a cozy cabin.

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