Grand Teton: A Guide to Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Grand Teton National Park bursts onto the scene with soaring peaks, turquoise lakes and a valley that teems with elk, moose and pronghorn. This compact handbook invites listeners to explore the dramatic Teton Range, the winding Snake River, and the quiet grandeur of Jackson Hole, offering practical tips for day hikes and wildlife viewing. Whether you’re planning a trip or recalling a recent adventure, the guide blends clear navigation with vivid descriptions of the park’s natural wonders.

The first part opens with the voice of longtime resident and conservationist Margaret Murie, whose reflections bring the park’s early preservation struggles to life. Subsequent sections unpack the geology, flora and fauna of the mountains and valley, then provide concise travel information, maps and an index for easy reference. Presented in a friendly, authoritative tone, the book serves as both an educational companion and a handy resource for anyone wanting to connect more deeply with Grand Teton’s landscapes.