HideCody WyomingNightly 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
HideGrand Teton National ParkMountain 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
HideJackson Hole WyomingAdventure Capitol of the Rockies for Skiers, Families, and Cowboys.1 . 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
HideYellowstone National ParkView 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
Carli wants you to know: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. More on Mountains in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Carli's good word: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.More on Mountains in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Carli loves it: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.More on Mountains in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
B.J.'s tip:Jackson Hole is the basecamp to the most recognizable mountain range on the planet - the Tetons.More on Mountains in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
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.More on Mountains in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
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. More on Mountains in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Tim's little secret: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.More on Mountains in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
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. More on Mountains in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Sam loves it:Jackson is surrounded by some of the greatest mountains in the world.More on Mountains in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Sam raves: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.More on Mountains in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Lisa's tip:Jackson is surrounded by mountain ranges on all sides ... hence the "hole" of Jackson Hole. More on Mountains in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Lisa gives props: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.More on Mountains in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Chris's been there:With the Grand Teton range just northwest of Jackson Hole, this is a mountain-lover's dream destination.More on Mountains in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Chris's little secret: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.More on Mountains in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Dan's been there: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.More on Mountains in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
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!More on Mountains in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Dan wants you to go: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!More on Mountains in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
