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Cody Wyoming

Nightly Rodeo and the Wild West.

A night at the Rodeo. A day in the Buffalo Bill Historic Center. An afternoon fishing the Clarks Fork. An overnight in Yellowstone Park. Just a few things that you can do around Cody. Go

Grand Teton National Park

Mountain Paradise with Hidden Gems around every Corner.

Grand Teton National Park offers more than meets the eye. After you take a hike or three into the Teton Range, head north to Yellowstone or discover things to do in Jackson Wyoming. Go

Jackson Hole Wyoming

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

Visit Grand Teton National Park, the National Elk Refuge, and Yellowstone Park. Stroll through Jackson Town Square and take a Scenic Tram Ride. Go

Yellowstone National Park

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

Visit every corner of Yellowstone National Park and discover a park so diverse in landscape and wildlife. Each section of the park offers different attractions and activities. Go

Some days, the Snake River at Oxbow Bend will be so still that it perfectly mirrors the Teton Mountain Range. It is stunning when you can catch it.
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Lauryn loves it:

There are numerous hot springs around the Grand Teton National Park region. The most accessible (especially for families) is Granite Hot Springs - which is located about 1 hour from the park.
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Carli's good word:

It is historical in itself as one of the first national parks in history. Everywhere you turn is a piece of history. Try the visitors centers too!!
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Carli suggests:

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Carli's tidbit:

The historical museum, the Wildlife Art Museum, and art galleries: art is no small feat here.
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Carli raves:

Over 2.2 million acres in one protected park area. That's pretty impressive! Not a day trip my friends!
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Carli's two cents:

Yellowstone, Grand Teton National Park, Targhee National Forest, Gros Ventre, Bridger-Teton Forest and Shoshone Forest are Wyoming parks that are all worth exploring in the area. A week just isn't long enough, plan for more.
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Carli's tidbit:

Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.
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Carli crushed it:

The Bridger Teton National Forest, Targhee National Forest, and the National Elk Refuge are breathtaking and worth exploring.
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Carli's two cents:

The surrounding parks and forests more than cover this one. The park is covered in geyser and hot spring features. Please don't touch!
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Carli knows:

From the mighty Snake River to the vast range of lakes, rivers and streams in the area, Grand Teton NP is one water lovers paradise. From rafting, boating, and fishing to canoeing and kayaking, you can do it all here.
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Carli knows:

You can take your pick from a variety of Wyoming rivers, lakes, and waterfalls. But make sure not the miss a trip down the Snake, a view of Jackson Lake, a hike around Jenny Lake, Bradley/Taggart or Phelps Lake.
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Carli's been there:

Just make sure you watch for hot water. The majority of the waterways within Yellowstone reach temperatures too hot for our skin. Others stay cold year round.
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Carli loves it:

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 wants you to go:

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 knows:

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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Carli wants you to know:

Try out a few of the area's "hot" spots: Kelly Warm Springs, boiling River, Granite Hot Springs, and the hidden gems of Polecat and Huckleberry Hot Springs. Get some local advice on those first.
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B.J. did it:

Jackson Hole is the basecamp to the most recognizable mountain range on the planet - the Tetons.
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B.J.'s been there:

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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B.J. gives props:

Take a swim in the Firehole River to cool off during the summer. Or rent a kayak on Yellowstone Lake for a couple days!
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B.J. knows:

The waterfalls and lakes in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park are just north of town, while the Snake River flows right through the valley and on into the Canyon below.
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B.J. wants you to know:

Grand Teton National Park has a number of high mountain lakes that turn into streams and waterfalls as they cascade down into the valley floor.
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B.J. suggests:

Yellowstone is known throughout the world for its geysers and thermal activity. I still drop my jaw each time I visit. There is nothing else out there like it.
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B.J.'s little secret:

Don't miss the National Elk Refuge on the northern border of town in the winter. Take a sleigh ride to get up close to thousands of elk at the base of the Tetons.
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B.J. loves it:

Grand Teton Park is obviously one of my favorite National Parks. That is why I live at the base of the mountains in Teton Valley, Idaho.
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B.J. crushed it:

It can't be called "America's Favorite National Park" for nothing.
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B.J. raves:

The Teton area is full of wildlife. Bison are everywhere and you are sure to see a moose or two. It is even likely to catch a glimpse of a bear if you keep your eyes peeled.
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Tim suggests:

Jackson Hole is bounded by two of America's most famous national parks: Grand Teton and Yellowstone!
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Tim raves:

America's first National Park, and truly the most unique park in the system!
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Tim suggests:

A visit to Grand Teton National Park also provides an opportunity to visit its northern neighbor, Yellowstone: America's first national park.
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Tim's two cents:

Dotted with geothermal features, lakes and mountains, Yellowstone's 2.2 million acres of wilderness provide a lifetime's worth of exploration. One of my favorite places to get lost exploring truly unique wilderness.
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Tim's tidbit:

Yellowstone Lake is the largest lake in the world above 6,000 feet. Yellowstone Park is also geologically prone to waterfalls and new waterfalls still await discovery deep in the Yellowstone Backcountry.
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Tim's been there:

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 wants you to know:

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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Tim's little secret:

Deep blue glacial lakes and the 'wild and scenic' Snake River carve out Grand Teton National Park and provide ample wildlife habitat and viewing opportunities.
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Mike suggests:

On a warm summer's day, nothing is more relaxing than a scenic float on the Pacific Creek to Deadman's stretch of the Snake River in a raft, followed by nachos and margaritas at Signal Mountain Lodge.
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Mike raves:

Be sure to checkout the Firehole River Canyon, the Artists Point Lookout overlooking the Yellowstone River, and the scenic pullout overlooking the Gibbon River waterfalls.
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Mike's tip:

Witness a "Dances with Wolves" moment with bison grazing along the Yellowstone River in the Hayden Valley. Watch osprey work together at picking off fish on the Lewis River or otters frolic along the banks of the Yellowstone.
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Mike's little secret:

Jackson is blessed to have a National Elk Refuge near the town limits and Grand Teton National Park just 10 minutes away. Not to mention Yellowstone Park 60 minutes away.
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Tim's little secret:

Jackson Hole is 97% public lands, most of which are pristine wilderness and outdoor playgrounds that include Grand Teton National Park and the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
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Sam knows:

I love playing on the Snake River.
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Sam wants you to know:

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 suggests:

Jackson is surrounded by some of the greatest mountains in the world.
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Sam's been there:

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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Alyson knows:

Mormon Row at Dornan's.
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Alyson gives props:

The Buffalo Bill Historical Center makes me feel like I get a true understanding of the American History of the West. It is an absolutely amazing and cool way to spend a day!
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Alyson's tidbit:

Jackson Lake! It offers the most scenic backdrop to any lake sport or adventure.
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Alyson did it:

Near Yellowstone, about 50 miles away.
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Lisa suggests:

Grand Teton National Park is often overlooked because visitors are so focused on visiting Yellowstone, just north of the Tetons. These two national parks border one another, offering a wide variety of natural attractions.
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Lisa's tip:

Jackson is a great basecamp for visiting both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Stay in a campground in one of the parks, but if you are in need of groceries or a night out on the town, Jackson has options.
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Lisa's been there:

With the National Elk Refuge to the north, the Snake River Canyon to the south, Teton Pass to the west, and Grand Teton National Park to the northwest, scenic backdrops for outdoor adventures are everywhere.
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Lisa loves it:

Yellowstone's blend of geothermal features like Old Faithful and the Grand Prismatic Spring, along with easy to moderate hiking trails, great scenic drives, and ideal fishing spots puts it on the top of the list for many.
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Lisa's been there:

Follow the trail around Jenny Lake to Hidden Falls. Rent a canoe and tour the shores of Leigh Lake. Take a boat across Jenny Lake. Take a scenic rafting trip down the Snake River or whitewater raft the canyon.
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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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Lisa's tidbit:

So many creeks, rivers, and lakes in Yellowstone. Don't miss the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, a day to sea kayak Lake Yellowstone, a swim in the Firehole River, or fly fishing the Gallatin, Madison, and Yellowstone.
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Lisa crushed it:

The Snake River runs just west of town and offers scenic float trips as well as whitewater rafting. Flat Creek runs right through the Elk Refuge and town and in the spring, providing anglers with a few challenging holes.
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Lisa suggests:

The Jackson Hole History Museum is worth a visit but you'll also find a number of older buildings around town and in Grand Teton National Park.
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Lisa wants you to go:

The Grand Tetons are surrounded by wilderness. Gros Ventres, to the east, are expansive, offering fishing, hiking, and horseback riding. Targhee National Forest on the west extends the Teton trail system into Teton Valley.
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Chris's little secret:

The National Museum of Wildlife Art is an acclaimed Wyoming museum and the unique architecture makes it worth the visit alone.
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Chris's little secret:

The Wyoming museums that make up the Buffalo Bill Historical Center are immense, and are a great resource to discovering the story of the West. You don't have to be a history buff to enjoy this museum.
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Chris loves it:

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

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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Chris knows:

There are numerous cascades and waterfalls pouring down from the Teton mountains. In the valley there is Jackson Lake, which offers boating and swimming, and also the Snake River, famous for fishing, and float trips.
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Chris gives props:

The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, Yellowstone Lake and the rivers that run through the park must be some of the most unique wonders. So much to explore involving the water.
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Chris suggests:

The good news: There are an abundance of great water access areas. The bad news: Summer is really short. Have you heard of the Snake River? Fly fishing, kayaking, rafting, hike-to lakes and waterfalls.
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Chris's been there:

Yellowstone was the first national park in the US, and being the size of Rhode Island, there is obviously a lot to see.
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Chris did it:

Yellowstone's east gate is a beautiful drive from Cody. There is also a Wyoming state park on the reservoir just outside of Cody which is popular for lake fishing, swimming and camping.
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Chris loves it:

Yellowstone roads can be crowded, but getting out on the trails unlocks the magic of the park. Try a less traveled area, like Bechler Meadows for example.
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Chris loves it:

Cody definitely has easy access to nature. The Wyoming wildlife viewing, including bears, is abundant, so care must be given. For those looking to get out there, Cody is a good launching point.
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Dan did it:

Grand Teton borders Yellowstone National Park and large surrounding national forests and wilderness areas, resulting in a truly wild and scenic region. Take a drive through the Antelope Flats area to see free roaming bison.
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Dan's tip:

The legacy of William "Buffalo Bill" Cody lives on in the outstanding Buffalo Bill Historical Center. Learn about the area's natural history, native American culture, and western art. Check out the firearms museum as well.
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Dan did it:

String Lake is a fun summer play area for kids.
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Dan knows:

Much of Jackson Hole's recreational appeal is centered on the Snake River. Grand Teton Park has some beautiful lakes. Or plan to visit Hoback River and the Snake River Canyon. Green River Lakes by Pinedale are a favorite.
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Dan gives props:

So many of our country's great rivers flow from Yellowstone National Park, it's pretty incredible. Yellowstone Lake is huge and beautiful. The waterfalls at the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone are breathtaking.
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Dan's tip:

Grand Teton Park is home to beautiful Wyoming lakes, backed by dramatic Teton Mountains. The Snake River forms Jackson Lake and flows the length of the park. Don't miss Jenny Lake. Take a boat ride or hike to Hidden Falls!
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Dan wants you to go:

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 been there:

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's little secret:

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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Dan crushed it:

When you say "national park", I bet most people picture Yellowstone, the first in the US. Grand Teton Park is immediately to the south. The combo is a fantastic taste of Wyoming tourism!
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Dan crushed it:

Yellowstone is all about Wyoming nature. While associated with spectacles such as geysers and waterfalls, perhaps the most striking thing about the park is the array of wildlife, which is easily viewed throughout.
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Dan loves it:

Northwest Wyoming is big wilderness! Wildlife viewing, recreation, and backcountry exploration are tremendous. A favorite of mine is the Turpin Meadows trailhead, up the Buffalo Fork, or head in from Brooks Lake.
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Dan's been there:

Granite Hot Springs. Grand Teton Music Festival.
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Dan wants you to go:

Two great national parks in one location... excellent! There's a lot to explore outside the parks as well.
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Dan's good word:

Between Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park, you have a lot of beautiful Wyoming national parks to explore! Don't miss the National Elk Refuge fall through spring, and stop in the new visitor center in Grand Teton Park.
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