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Acadia National Park

Coastal Views, Lush Forest Trails, and Historic Harbor Towns.

Hike or drive to the top of Cadillac Mountain, one of the most photographed viewpoints in the park. Or find fewer crowds on Sargent Mountain. Go

Aspen Colorado

Unbeatable scenery meets posh mountain village.

4 . No visit to Aspen is complete without a visit to the Maroon Bells. If you are looking at bagging a few 14ers start with Mount Elbert. Go

Bend Oregon

Laid back community between snow-capped volcanoes and high desert plateau.

Bend is surrounded by a string of volcanic peaks, many that are frequented by climbers and hikers. Some of the obvious peaks include the Three Sisters, Mount Bachelor, Mount Jefferson, and Three Finger Jack. Go

Big Sky Montana

The Biggest Skiing in America, next door to Yellowstone National Park.

2 . Big Sky is located at the base of the enormous Lone Peak in the heart of the Madison Range, providing great access to wilderness trails. Go

Bitterroot Valley Montana

The banana belt of Montana boasts fantastic fishing and easy mountain escapes.

Flanked by the Bitterroot Mountains to the west and the Sapphires to the east, the mountains around the valley are easily accessible. Go

Bozeman Montana

Lively Ski Town near Mountainous Expanses and Wide Open Spaces.

12 . The nearby Bridger and Gallatin Mountain Ranges are most prominent and provide endless hiking trails, streams, and canyons. Go

Bryce Canyon National Park

Small, unique, and colorful park. Easy to see in one day.

Take Hwy 12 to the top of the Paunsaugunt Plateau for great desert views or explore the red cliffs of the Escalante Mountains in Dixie National Forest. Go

Cody Wyoming

Nightly Rodeo and the Wild West.

Cody is in the heart of the high plains. For a little more variation in elevation head to the Bighorn Mountains. Go

Crested Butte Colorado

Remote Mountain Town, Great Outdoors.

While not home to Colorado's tallest peaks, Crested Butte is surrounded by vast mountain ranges. Head to the Ruby Mountain Range just northwest of Crested Butte or explore Gunnison National Forest. Go

Estes Park Colorado

European Style at the Gateway to the Rockies.

The Rocky Mountains are right out your door. A scramble to the popular Long's Peak is worth the trek. Check out some great hiking trails in the Mummy Range. Go

Flagstaff Arizona

Gateway to the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

The San Francisco Peaks border the northern edge of downtown Flagstaff and offer endless hiking and biking trails, as well as great camping. Go

Glacier National Park

Vast Mountain Valleys, Glacial Lakes, Epic Hikes, and Historic Lodges.

1 . Glacier National Park encompasses mountains, valley, jagged peaks, and vast scenic vistas. What more could you ask for when you are looking for a mountainous setting. Go

Grand Teton National Park

Mountain Paradise with Hidden Gems around every Corner.

The Cathedral Group of the Grand Teton Range towers over the Snake River Valley and Jackson Hole. You can get up close and personal by hiking or climbing. Go

Jackson Hole Wyoming

Adventure Capitol of the Rockies for Skiers, Families, and Cowboys.

4 . The Teton Range is long and skinny, running north to south on the west side of the Jackson Hole Valley. On the opposite side of the valley you'll find the Gros Ventre Range which is great for camping, hiking, and fishing. Go

Leavenworth Washington

A taste of Germany in the heart of the Cascades.

The Cascade Mountains surround Leavenworth. Icicle Ridge and the Enchantment Peaks are both stunning areas within these mountains. Go

Mammoth California

High Alpine Lakes and Mountains in the Eastern Sierras.

The Eastern Sierras are vast and intimidating. Mount Whitney, the tallest mountain in the lower 48s is a must-see, but the Minarets and the Ritter Range are spectacular as well. Go

McCall Idaho

Lakeside Recreation, a great Weekend Getaway.

You can easily get away from it all in the Cuddy and Seven Devils Mountain Ranges. Go

Missoula Montana

Feel right at home in Montanas cultural center.

2 . At just over 10,000 feet, Trapper Peak is one of the tallest around. The Missions and Bitterroots are also incredibly appealing mountains to explore in the area. Go

Moab Utah

Utahs Adventure Capitol. Red Rock Canyons and Raging Rivers.

The La Sal Mountain Range sits just east of Moab. These peaks are usually covered in snow into late spring and tower over the cliffs and foothills closer to Moab. Go

Mount Hood Oregon

A huge mountain bordering a huge river. Something for every season and every visitor.

Mount Hood takes the glory of most scenic viewpoints. You can ski and hike on this mountain year-round. Other nearby peaks include Mount St. Helens and Mount Adams. Go

Olympic National Park

Secluded rainforest, rocky Pacific beaches, hidden glaciers and snow capped peaks.

The Olympic Mountains make up the majority of inland Olympic National Park. Mount Olympus itself will be hard to miss. Go

Park City Utah

Luxury Ski Destination with Lively Annual Festivals.

Just west of Park City, the Wasatch Mountain Range is home to a number of ski resorts and hiking trails. Go

Prescott Arizona

Lively downtown with many outdoor opportunities.

The nearby Bradshaw and Santa Maria Mountains within Prescott National Forest provide a fun basecamp for many outdoor activities. Go

Red Lodge Montana

Small western town near Beartooth Pass and the great outdoors.

3 . Located in the heart of the Beartooth Mountains, Red Lodge offers easy access to trails and exploration. Check out Granite Peak, the tallest in Montana, and Grasshopper Glacier. Go

Sedona Arizona

A spiritual oasis in the heart of the northern Arizona desert.

4 . Surrounded by red rock, you'll find mountains all around Sedona. Many of them have funny names like Coffee Pot and Snoopy Rocks. Go

Steamboat Springs Colorado

Family Friendly Western Hospitality.

6 . Rabbit Ears Mountain Range and Pass marks the most accessible area to hiking trails, cross country ski trails, and wilderness. Go

Sun Valley Idaho

Chic downtown, family friendly skiing, nearby hiking, biking and fishing.

Borah Peak, the tallest in Idaho, is frequented by many locals and visitors. Surrounding Sun Valley, you can escape into the Sawtooth, Soldier, and Boulder Mountains. Go

Telluride Colorado

Remote Mountains and Historic Charm.

3 . The deep valley of Telluride is surrounded by mountains on all sides. Right from town you can access trails and quickly ascend to high alpine plateaus. Go

Whitefish Montana

Flathead Lake and an Outdoorsy Lifestyle in Far North Montana.

1 . Just head to Glacier National Park for deep valleys and mountain peaks. But Whitefish is really surrounded by ranges. Go

Yellowstone National Park

View Wildlife and Geysers in America's 1st National Park.

While Yellowstone is known for its geothermal oddities like geysers and hot springs and not so much for its mountains, you'll find a couple fun trails that offer views overlooking the park. Go

Yosemite National Park

Massive granite walls, stunning waterfalls, endless trails.

From Half Dome to El Capitan, the mountains of Yosemite are inspiring no matter where you stand. Go

Zion National Park

Massive canyons, brilliant red rock, lush oases.

Zion Canyon grows taller as you gaze up at The Watchman or the Court of the Patriarchs. On the East side of the park, pull off the road and check out Checkerboard Mesa. Go

The Red Rocks of Sedona aren't your usual Arizona mountains, but that's what makes them so special. The vertical rise, deep canyons, and colored peaks in the area rival any landscape in the US!
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Chris's little secret:

Known for its mesas and plateaus instead of mountain peaks, this is canyon country and the scenery is vivid and easily viewed.
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Lisa's tidbit:

The smooth granite rock of Half Dome and El Capitan tower over Yosemite Valley. Whether you gaze up from below, climb them, or scramble up the north side of Half Dome, these mountains of Yosemite are not to be messed with.
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Dan's tip:

Yosemite National Park is the jewel of the Sierra Mountains. Not only are these big California mountains, but the glaciers carved deep into the Yosemite Valley, creating one of the most grand mountain corridors anywhere.
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B.J.'s two cents:

The San Juan Mountains tower over the township of Telluride. This is a true mountain town with only one road in and out.
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Sam raves:

Fresh out of high school, at the end of a road trip from Maine, I'll never forget my first view of Crested Butte and surrounding Colorado mountains. That first taste of the Rockies changed the way I lived, worked and played.
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Dan suggests:

It really doesn't get much better than this in the lower United States. The San Juans and other mountain ranges of Southwest Colorado are truly spectacular. The Sneffels Range north of Telluride is a sight to see!
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Carli crushed it:

Skiing at Steamboat Resort, exploring Rabbit Ears Pass, skiing the backcountry, hiking up to Fish Creek Falls .. all great activities in these mountains in Colorado.
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Drew's two cents:

Breathtaking scenery with many of Colorado's highest peaks, including Maroon Bells, Capital Peak, and Hayden Peak. Great opportunities for climbing trips and mountaineering in Colorado mountain ranges.
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Lisa did it:

Telluride is located in a deep canyon surrounded by mountains on all sides. You can access tons of backcountry trails right from town and it doesn't take long to reach high alpine meadows.
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Lisa's little secret:

The Sawtooth National Recreation Area, just outside of Sun Valley, provides access to hiking trails, off road trails, and camping in the heart of enormous Idaho mountains.
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Chris loves it:

The Sawtooth Mountains are definitely a sight! There are great scenic drives north and east of Sun Valley that give way to amazing mountain views.
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B.J.'s tidbit:

The Sawtooth Mountain Range near Sun Valley, Idaho is aptly named as its jagged ridge lines cut through the blue Idaho skyline.
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Sam raves:

Acadia's mountains and trails offer exhilarating adventures. I'm a biased Mainer, but everyone should get out for a day on the Beehive, a 500 ft tall rock outcropping with moderate exposure and great views of the coastline.
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Lauryn's two cents:

The drive up to the top of Cadillac Mountain makes it easily accessible for all ages! The views are amazing, and is the first place you can watch the sunrise on the entire eastern seaboard!
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Dan crushed it:

Hyalite Canyon/Lake/Recreation Area is great for an easy trip into the mountains, as is Gallatin Canyon.
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Dan's been there:

The amazing peaks of Glacier National Park are just up the road from Whitefish Montana, while the Mission, Swan, Flathead and Whitefish Ranges all rise dramatically nearby. The whole Flathead Valley is flanked by mountains.
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Dan wants you to know:

Easy access to the Absaroka-Beartooth mountain range, the largest land mass above 10,000 feet in North America. It forms a dramatic entrance into Yellowstone National Park via Beartooth Pass or the Chief Joseph Highway.
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Dan wants you to know:

Bozeman lies in a large, open valley, alongside the beautiful Bridger Mountains. The Gallatin, Madison, Tobacco Root, Absaroka, and Crazy mountain ranges all come into view from points near town.
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Dan's two cents:

Glacier's mountains win me over every time! Such beauty... especially with a visit to adjoining Waterton National Park in Canada.
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Dan wants you to know:

Lone Peak is an unmistakable sight, rising above Big Sky, Montana and serving as the centerpiece for the ski resort. The Spanish Peaks, Gallatin Range, and Madison Range wrap Big Sky with rugged mountain scenery.
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Dan knows:

The entire Front Range, along Highways 89 & 287 from Glacier to Helena, represent the best of Montana - peaks to prairies!
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Bob's been there:

Within a few minutes of Hamilton you can be on Blodgett Creek Trailhead or Blodgett Canyon Overlook in the Bitterroot Mountain Range leading to the serenity of the wilderness. Blodgett Canyon Overlook will lead you 3 miles to a rocky overlook where you can see into the vast mountain range to the west or looking east you can look into the Bitterroot Valley and see for miles north and south. A breathtaking view by any persons account.

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Lisa wants you to know:

Lone Peak towers above Big Sky as both the ski area and a fun summer hike. Beehive Basin is nearby as well and has fun hiking and biking trails.
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Lisa suggests:

I was blown away by the vastness of Glacier. Climbing up Going to the Sun Road to Logan Pass, you can look out over canyon after canyon, all rimmed with trees, cliffs, and jagged peaks.
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Lauryn's good word:

My favorite view of the mountains surrounding Big Sky is from a hot tub in Moonlight Basin. Almost every vacation rental in that area has a private hot tub - and all with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.
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Lauryn gives props:

Whitefish is only 23 miles from Glacier National Park - home to some of the most stunning peaks in North America!
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Carli's good word:

Within the proximity of Bozeman you have several different Montana mountain ranges that give the area a varied feel.
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Carli did it:

I suggest skiing the Bridger Range and hiking in the Spanish Peaks area.
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B.J.'s tip:

Be sure to take a hike up Beehive Basin to get up close and personal with the Spanish Peaks, some of the best of Montana mountains.
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B.J. knows:

The mountains of Glacier are simply stunning. To top of it off, you can drive to the top of a few of them and hike into, around and on top of all of them!
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B.J.'s two cents:

Few people discover the Beartooth Mountain Range, but those that do find accessible high mountain solitude.
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B.J. gives props:

Mount Hood is one of the most recognizable of the northwest volcanoes. It rises above Portland, Oregon and provides a great training ground for many climbers.
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B.J. suggests:

My mother used to live in a house with an incredible view of the Three Sisters just outside of Bend, Oregon. They were a gorgeous landscape in the western sky as the sun set.
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Dan raves:

The Three Sisters, Mount Bachelor, and other prominent peaks of the Cascade Mountain Range form Central Oregon's scenic backdrop. Of all the fantastic routes through the area's mountains, I think McKenzie Pass is my favorite.
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Dan's good word:

Mount Hood is one of the most majestic sights in the US, towering over Portland and the Columbia River Gorge. This peak is not alone, with numerous huge peaks rising form the Northern Cascades.
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Lisa loves it:

In the heart of the Cascade Mountain Range, Bend offers easy access to volcanic peaks like Mount Bachelor, Three Sisters, and Three Fingered Jack. Lots of these are easy to hike up, while others technical climbs.
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Alyson crushed it:

Incredible volcanic history which lends itself to breathtaking cone shaped peaks. Located near many Oregon mountain ranges, this is a mountain travel hub for the area.
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Alyson loves it:

Mt. Hood offers great snow sports in the winter and offers lots of camps on the glacier all summer long.
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Dan wants you to go:

Zion National Park is just about the most dramatic landscape I've seen, and a favorite of Utah attractions. Its deep, narrow canyons create huge vertical rise along red walls. If you like Utah mountains, you'll love Zion!
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Sam's two cents:

Zion is known for great day hikes, overnights and big wall climbing adventures.
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Lisa wants you to know:

The La Sal Mountain Range can be seen to the east from pretty much anywhere in Moab. Typically covered in snow until early summer, the La Sals are awesome for backcountry skiing and hiking.
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Lisa loves it:

Umpqua Hot Springs is a little south of town, but well worth the drive. Located high up a hillside by the Umpqua River, these hot springs are sort of Yellowstone-esque in an ideal Oregon outdoor setting.
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Drew knows:

Zion National Park includes and is surrounded by many red sandstone cliffs and mountains in Utah.
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Dan's tidbit:

Leavenworth is the gateway to the northern Cascade Range, with endless possibilities for mountain adventure - from hiking and climbing to boating, kayaking and a full array of winter sports.
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Dan's little secret:

The northern Cascade Range is rugged and vast, creating a world-class destination for rock climbing, ice climbing, and mountaineering expeditions. Leavenworth is an excellent basecamp for accessing these areas.
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Dan's tidbit:

From Canada down to the Columbia River Gorge, the northern Cascade Mountains are all about wilderness. Rugged and vast, this is an area to behold!
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Dan knows:

Leavenworth lies along Washington's spectacular Cascade Loop Scenic Highway. From Seattle the route goes over Stevens Pass to Leavenworth, past Lake Chelan and over a high mountain pass through North Cascades National Park.
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Dan suggests:

Other than the Rocky Mountains, the northern Cascade Range is perhaps the most dramatic mountainscape in the US. With plenty of winter snow and mild summers, Leavenworth is a great place to enjoy skiing, hiking, and climbing.
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Sam's tidbit:

Drive up to Hurricane Ridge and access a number of hiking trails for some pretty spectacular views of the Peninsula and the Olympic Range. In the spring, you'll be welcomed by fields of alpine lupine and indian paintbrush.
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Tim's been there:

Hike the High Divide trail on some clear days in August for spectacular views of the glacial-carved mountains in Olympic National Park.
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Dan crushed it:

The Olympic Mountains are some of the most striking features of the area. A trip up to Hurricane Ridge takes you above the trees and the many glacial peaks of Olympic Park come into full view!
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Carli's been there:

Some of the world's most renowned mountain climbing takes place in Grand Teton National Park, with the Grand being the most notable. But there is also the nearby Gros Ventre range to consider.
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Carli's tidbit:

The most well known is the Teton Range, but don't forget the Wind River Range, the Gros Ventre Range, and the Snake River Range. Most notable are the Teton peaks, Sleeping Indian, Rendezvous Mountain and Gannet Peak.
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Carli's good word:

Surrounded by ranges, from the Tetons to Gros Ventres to Togwotee, Wasatch and beyond. The park is a larger plateau dotted with peaks, spikes, calderas and craters following years of volcanic and earthquake activity.
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B.J. knows:

Jackson Hole is the basecamp to the most recognizable mountain range on the planet - the Tetons.
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B.J. raves:

The Teton mountain range is probably the most recognizable range in North America. These Wyoming mountains and peaks are also extremely accessible.
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Tim crushed it:

Grand Teton National Park is defined by deep blue glacial lakes at the base of an enormous snow-capped mountain range rising more than 6,000 feet above the valley floor.
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Tim loves it:

Home to the iconic Teton mountain range and Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole borders the Gros Ventre mountain range to the east and the Wyoming range to the south, making it a vast playground for mountain vacations.
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Sam wants you to go:

I've chosen a lifestyle that revolves around exploring the Tetons and surrounding ranges. Some prefer the view from below, others from above, but we all love them. These mountains are special.
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Sam wants you to go:

Jackson is surrounded by some of the greatest mountains in the world.
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Sam wants you to go:

Although not directly in Jackson, the Wind River Range offers spectacular views and is home to the biggest peaks in Wyoming. It's wild country and one of my favorite places to explore.
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Lisa gives props:

Jackson is surrounded by mountain ranges on all sides ... hence the "hole" of Jackson Hole.
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Lisa knows:

The cathedral group of the Grand Teton Range stops many visitors dead in their tracks. Although it is striking from afar, it is ten times as beautiful once you venture up one of its canyons.
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Chris's little secret:

With the Grand Teton range just northwest of Jackson Hole, this is a mountain-lover's dream destination.
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Chris crushed it:

The Teton Range is a bold contrast of sharp granite compared to the mostly flat valley below. This Wyoming mountain range is a playground for hiking, climbing, skiing and wildlife enthusiasts.
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Dan wants you to know:

Several major Wyoming mountain ranges branch out from Yellowstone. The best peaks are just outside the park itself, such as the Absaroka Range to the north and the Teton Mountains to the south.
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Dan's tidbit:

Not much needs to be said here. The Tetons are picture-perfect and many pictures are taken! Drive to the top of Signal Mountain for the best view!
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Dan loves it:

The Teton Mountains are what make Jackson Hole so special, but there are other great mountains, like the Snake Rivers, Gros Ventres, and the stunning Wind Rivers. For big views, head up the tram at Teton Village!
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