Grand Teton National Park -- what's new this year!
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Can I get that quote on a tee shirt, “ Our National Parks are not land fills”.
I was lucky, I worked in the park for 5 summers during college (1964-1968) back before Teton Village, only 1 traffic light in the middle of the town & a lot of the shops closed during the winter. Best years of my life
Grand Teton is one of our favorite favorite NP's. Lots of good memories there (Got married at Jenny Lake many years ago). We live near Yosemite now which we also dearly love.
Me and my wife went there and yellowstone on the last week of October in 2017. It was obviously a risky last second call but it was so worth it. The weather turned out to be beautiful and there wasn't anyone around. Me and my wife wandered down to a camping place at a lake and it was complete silence. Something I've never experienced while being outside. No cars, no wind, no birds, nothing. I was watching the Tetons through the reflection of the lake. I'll never forget it and always hope to do that again.
We also went out at about midnight at Mormons row to take picture of the milkyway and ended up meeting an astrologist that another another photographer hired and they taught us a lot about what we were seeing and how to take pictures of it.
It truly was a wonderful trip.
Even in Minnesota state parks the campground dumpsters have been centralized. I walk to the dumpsters several times while camping. It’s worth the time and effort.
One of my best memories as a youngster was visiting Jenny Lake and walking into the Church of the Transfiguration. That marvelous view of the Tetons through the window behind the alter.
Also: if anyone stays at Colter Bay let it be known that there is great swimming at 'Swim Beach,' just north of the visitor center. Water is very pleasant on a warm summer day. I strongly recommend Colter Bay to anyone who has never been there. Take your time, relax, explore. And if you go: Hermitage Point trail out of Colter Bay is my favorite hike in the park.
A great presentation! Thank you!
Who leaves trash? What kind of people would leave trash in our beautiful parks...parks for the people. Just sad and so disappointing for mankind.
You two crack me up, you're the best channel on RUclips. Stay safe and keep the humor coming.
^second this
My wife and I were there in 1974 and took a float trip down the Snake River. It ended with an all-you-can-eat sourdough pancake breakfast. That summer we were gone for 7 weeks and went from Massachusetts to California and back. The Grand Tetons were definitely one of the best memories we have. We still camp but have moved up from the two person tent we had back then to a 20 foot travel trailer with air conditioning!
The GrandTetons is my favorite National Park. 👍👍👍
I loved your videos on Yellowstone and Grand Tetons. So HELPFUL
SO HAPPY Grand Teton is requiring reservations now. From Wisconsin and had plans (pre-pandemic) to visit in September 2020. Got to the campgrounds at 6:30AM and there was already the long line to the highway. ALL CAMPGROUNDS were full or closed for the season within a 2 hour radius. Had no choice but to start heading back east and visit somewhere else instead.
Looking forward to making reservations and visiting GT NP in the future!
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. We only had two full days in Teton so I focused on the handful of suggestions you offered when time is limited. We camped at Jenny Lake and Gros Ventre campgrounds, outstanding campsites. We made sure to visit Schwabachers landing, Mormon row, Rockefeller preserve, went looking for black bear on moose-wilson road, hiked the 3.3mile loop at Taggart lake, and took some amazing pics at Oxbow landing. I’ve seen a lot of National parks, but Teton is my favorite so far. Thanks again!
I’ve lived in GTNP for thirty years and every single day I see something new, but most important - stop, relax and smell the flowers! You can’t begin to "to see it" in five days!
Go to Dornan's in Moose. Sit on the deck eating pizza!
You are so lucky!! I'm 4.5 hours away, but still feel blessed to be able to go twice a year, we will be there May 27th! Dornan's has the best magaritas.. Last year when we went I drank 3 and I was wasted.. I don't drink much lol than we went down Moose Wilson looking for bears Mom had to drive 😂
We visited Grand Teton National Park yesterday. Half of the loop, the side with Jenny Lake, was closed. We we able to drive the other half up to Colter Bay Village, which was full of snow and also closed. There was lots of snow on the mountains, but the roads were clear. We saw 3 moose, a coyote and a GRIZZLY BEAR, which garnered a lot of attention and a pile up of cars on the side of the road. We enjoyed all the scenic pullouts and one short hike to the Cunningham cabin historic site, but obviously missed out on a lot of other attractions that the park has to offer. We will definitely be back at a better time of the year!
I haven't been to the Grand Tetons since 1994, but I can't wait to go back. I did the horseback riding, and the views were just amazing, so highly recommend it. I only got 2.5 days in the park, and it definitely was not long enough. But, I did see moose!
Your comments about trash are spot on . Thank you so much for tackling this subject. Stewardship is so important!
My favorite wildlife photo setting is the Tetons! Headed back there at the end of September!
The last time we were there was in 1976. We wanted to go last year but had to cancel due to Covid. When I wanted to make reservations at Coulter rv park they were already booked. We will be staying at an rv park in West Yellowstone and driving down to Jackson one day and see some of the Tetons then.
Take at least a week in the GTNP. After 4 seasons living and working there I still can't get enough! It is Heaven on Earth. Great tips; y'all covered most of the good stuff. Well done.🤠 Happy camping. P.S.: Yellowstone is over-rated. Cheers from Ranger Rabbit.
Love the Tetons. Been to Jackson Hole twice and got to attend the Spring Fling at the Jackson Lake Lodge in '64 when I was a college student. I have seen the sun rising over the Tetons from the Idaho. Our host actually woke us up so we could see the beautiful sight of the Tetons silhouetted against the horizon when the sun begins to come up. Magnificent.
Woohoo!! We are headed that way this summer for our first time. Hope to run into yall out there. Loving last week's and this week's format of laying out what to do based on time and adding on to it. 🤙🏼
My wife and I have visited GTNP many times but you sowed a number of places i have not seen. I think I'll start looking for a reservation. Love your channel. Keep up the good work.
My favorite place is just north of Jackson. The Museum of Western Art. I'm not the tea and crumpets guy, but I just loved this museum. Food is great, scenery wonderful, art is cowboy! The building looks like the ruins of an old structure, but it's new.
When we were at Grand Teton two years ago, all the pullouts were closed off with cones or brush. Still, my favorite park of all, with the wildlife and the Barns! (Photographer here so yeah!)
I have seen the park service close the pullouts before (during a government shutdown) and I think it's foolish, and dangerous to visitors. Glad you had a good trip anyway!
We've been several times over the past 50+ years to both. They are WONDERFUL places. As you stated they are getting more & more busy with people each time. The first few times was dead of Summer and never had an issue with getting a camp spot. Couple of years ago during off season the park was pretty darn full. Now its crazy full. All well worth it though. You really need a minimum of 3-4 days in each park IMHO.
Thanks for putting out another great video on Grand Teton NP. Was there 2 years ago and took your recommendation and stayed at Gros Ventre for 4 days and then went up to Coulter Bay for another few days. This time will be spending 10 days there in September, and have a reservation at Flagg Ranch, between Yellowstone & Grand Teton NP.
We have been to GTNP twice as an “add on” to our trip to Yellowstone. This summer we plan to be there for a week. Looking forward to exploring more of this great park. Thanks for the update!
We always enjoy your videos, thanks for the hard work.
They are inspecting for the invasive Quagga and Zebra Mussel which are wreaking havoc in lakes and streams in the US. Every place I know of in the west requires boats, etc., to be inspected or washed down before being put in the water. In the upper mid west and Great Lakes they have clogged waterways and water systems.
Kristy, your sense of humor is magnificent and patience also, thanks for another LMAO, great video as well!!
My family of 4 will be visiting both Grand Teton & Yellowstone for the first time this summer. Your videos are so informative & so much fun. Thank you so much. I'm taking lots of notes. Love you both!
We made a road trip to Yellowstone and came back to Texas through Grand Teton Park. Unfortunately the weather was getting worse and the mountains were covered with clouds. We managed some great pictures of the T.A. Moulton Barn before the thunderstorm hit. Thank you for all your suggestions in the future we can use your advice on our next trip to that area. We loved Jackson Hole!
We will be in Dubois, WY from 9/24 - 10/8 this year. Everything inside the park was booked solid and with a 38 foot travel trailer we are limited in where we can stay. We had booked in Fishing Bridge Campground in Yellowstone but they had to cancel on us because the construction there wasn't going to be completed in time due to the pandemic. We plan to explore around Dubois, drive down to Sinks Canyon State Park, and drive up to the Tetons during our trip. We're hoping the weather doesn't turn too cold and/or snowy too quickly this year. Taking a bit of a chance going this late in the season but we couldn't arrange to get there any sooner.
I'm proudly wearing my LOLOHO shirt watching your video as we are camping in a state park in Arkansas. We look forward to your videos every week! Looking forward to making it back to the Tetons some day. God bless!
my dad and I did the horseback riding there. it was great, i'll never forget it.
Thanks for the great video! It's only 450 miles away and we've never been. Definitely on the list!
Went through the Tetons in early June. Really didn't see much, since we left Yellowstone in a blizzard, which continued through the Tetons. Definitely want to go back and visit this area. Great video. Safe travels.
We went to Teton and Yellowstone in September 2018. One of our favorite places so far. Teton is the wild sibling of YNP. We found it quieter and much less touristy. We hiked up the Cascade trail to Inspiration Point is was amazing. Used the Gypsy App for both parks and it was so helpful, highly recommend it!
In 1974 my father and I hiked the wind river range for a month. There were no physical trails. There were no people. We only crossed paths with other hikers once. We had a plotted course on a topo map and a compass to navigate between lakes.
Wow! Now that sounds like true adventure! If we ever cross paths, you'll have to tell us all about it! I can't imagine backpacking through an unmarked area for a solid month. I'm definitely not that brave!
My spouse and I visited 9 years ago - you guys have shown me how much we missed. We have learned so much from you in the last year. Our Airstream gets delivered at the end of May - can’t wait to create new adventures.
Just get home from Grand Tetons. Beautiful this time of year. Inside road is closed at this time. Still a great visit to Jackson. no crowds.
Thanks for the good info. LoLoHo!
We love visiting GTNP. We summer in Star Valley, WY in our RV and visit the park as much as we can. One thing we love is to take a picnic dinner to the snake river and watch for bears and eagles (typically below the dam). Can't wait to visit more this year.
Heading to Wyoming at the beginning of August. Staying in Afton, Wyoming for a month. Plan on taking some boondocking side trips throughout the area of Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. Then who knows where. We sold our farm in Florida and are full time RVing until we don’t want to anymore! Living in our 24.5’ Surveyor TT right now and can’t wait to get on the back country roads! Love your channel and all of the wonderful content you produce! Thank You!
Always a pleasure to watch…
I first vacationed in Jackson Hole in the late '60s; have lived here since '75. Sadly, you used the correct word to describe the multitudes trying to camp here: "overwhelming".
Chased the 4014 Big boy steam engine last week. No reservations but for one in Jefferson City Missouri, Binder Park Campground. RV travel is best unplanned. Keep up the good work.
I grew up on the Idaho side of the Tetons. You could see them though our kitchen window. They look like sharks teeth on that side.
Hey, you got to do the tram on little Teton (next to ski resort at south end)! It has been rebuilt, its larger and goes up faster that the older one from the 60s. I've only be on the older one. Looking forward to seeing and riding the new one. What a view up there!
I have it as a bucket list item to go back to the park after all is settled down (3 years should be about right).
No less than a week to see a good portion at a leisure pace.
Sad they found Gabby there. I've never been there although I've been to most the big NP in the west, including Yellowstone and Glacier. I've gotta visit this park some day. No doubt Gabby will be in my mind, sadly.
A meet up sounds like fun, but you are on the other side of the country. We will live vicariously thu you. : - )
We will be there in early July. Camping at Colter Bay and have booked a rafting trip.
Colter Bay is the best! We almost always see bears in that area. Especially 399
Heading that way in September. Looking forward to the trip.
Go to Jenny Lake in September for the elks bugling...one of the most beautifully haunting things you might ever hear. Have fun.
You guys are the best! Thank you! Loloho!
We visited the park last September. Spectacular! Didn't spend near enough time there or at Yellowstone. Will definitely be going back! Great video, as always!
We just drove the Upper Teton view road two weeks ago. The road was super loose. There was not a single space open in the dispersed sites throughout the park. Always have a backup plan.
Thank you guys. We are headed there this summer.
Wonderful episode including some fun activities in this gorgeous area of the Grand Tetons National Park.
You guys, being the longest running RV Show on RUclips are both great communicators.
Regards,
My wife and I will be working at Jenny Lake Lodge this year. We are looking forward to seeing you. Rhonda will be at the info desk at the lodge and I'll be in the warehouse counting Coke cans. Happy and safe travels!
Awesome! You will have a blast! We look forward to seeing you too!
@@LongLongHoneymoon is the park open now?
Another awesome video! I’ve learned so much from you both over the last couple years. Thank you!
Love Teewinot. I found the 2021 updates very helpful!
Loving the Seinfeld quote for your opening. This was a GREAT video. As we get more comfortable camping and towing (and backing up our rig), we plan to travel farther from home. Yellowstone and Grand Teton are definitely on our bucket list.
You guys are awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for all the useful information. We visited Teton National Forest a few years ago and can't wait to go again soon.
We were at Colter bay for 2 weeks in 2017 it was awesome!!!. Thanks for the video
Yes we will be headed there in June for the first time in the northwest. Thank you for a great video
Went their last August 2020 met my son and his daughter in Jackson hole. Great time and heading back this summer again. Cant wait!!
A group of women campers are going to Yellowstone and Tetons this year from Reno area. Thanks for the tips. I went in 2019 but just got to drive through. Your videos were very helpful in letting us know where to go.
LO LO HOOO!! Love you two!!
Definitely on the list of National Parks to visit. Thanks for the awesome video.
Thx guys always enjoy your travel videos. We were there but only for a day while visiting Yellowstone , it’s a beautiful area .
Pretty place and to think I drive right by it years ago as a kid. Fun video, Happy travels
Thanks for another great video! Sean, you always make it so much fun! We look forward to visiting the Grand Tetons in 2022 and you have given us lots of ideas. Keep up the good work!
Your videos are so interesting....look forward to them every week....thank you for sharing!
You two are just the best!
The dump station gag was funny! I'm going in three weeks and plan to be there 12 days. I will be returning in late September for another 12 days. I will be doing landscape and wildlife photography. I was there for 2 hours in 8/2015 and got smoked out. It was so bad, you couldn't even see the mountains so I left. I was winging it and sleeping in a car. I was there last September for 2 days and was hazed out from smoke. It served more as a recon trip for this year. I hope I will finally get some stretches of nice weather and great skies for the images that have been eluding me. Thanks for the informational vids.
Thanks and yes it is on the list of parks to visit soon
This was a great video. Thanks y’all for the tips.
I was one of those poor souls late last September that got put into the overflow parking lot. Went to sit in my truck a 0400 and was the third person in line waiting till they opened at 0800. By 0600 the line was out to the road at Gros Ventre. It was an experience I will never forget
Us to. Buy hey that snow storm was fun.
Retired RVer’s know the best spots, and have internet, so many of the best spots are booked the day the open for reservations. I got one night in June at Signal Mountain campground, which I reserved in January. Plan way ahead.
I have been to the Tetons twice - just love this park, it is so majestic!
Monty Python and The Holy Grail AND... Seinfeld... all in the same sentence. Perfection! 🌴🌴
Excellent information. One correction: the town is Jackson, the valley is Jackson Hole. The Forest Service camping has a 5 day stay limit, May 1 to Labor Day. 14 day other times. Thanks.
Great tips! I'll be visiting Teton at the end of May and Yellowstone the first week of June!
these videos have been SO helpful for planning my upcoming trip!! thanks sm!
Grand Teton is one of my favorite parks. The story about how it became a park is very interesting. Would love to go back there some day.
Thanks again Shawn and Kristy for another video right on time for our upcoming trip to this area!!
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Hopefully you will be there in August. Our group of 3 traveling units have our reservations from the 19-25th at Gros Ventre CG. We have planned a 7000 mile trip and another stop for us is Orange Beach, Alabama. We really love the LoLoHo nation. Hope we meet someday.
Mike Masters
Great video and information as always! So glad we went last July! Hope to see you out there! Hugs to you both!
She's got HUUUGE... tracks of land!
We never grow tired of visiting that area. Someone asked us how they could be garranteed an RV site this summer & we responded that you can ensure you have a spot by becoming a camp host. We are in our way to Colorado for our camp host position for the summer. The sites often book up 11 months in advance in many of the popular Campgrounds. Camp hosting is a lot of fun & at our campground it pays very well. Cheers!
Headed there in early July.....very helpful video for first time visitor ....thx so much!!
Love watching you guys
Thanks so much Sean and Kristy for your blogs I’ve been to Yellowstone and grand Teton and planning to go back next year.
Great information, as usual, you guys! I drove through Jackson Hole on my way to Twin Falls and back but I wasn't able to stop and enjoy the town. It's very busy there!
Thank you so much for mentioning mobility in your videos! Very helpful. I look for places that can be viewed from the car, or walk some on flat surfaces. Thanks for ALL your info!!
I love your video's.. you two make some of the funnest and most informative RV video's out there, so please keep it up! We started out countdown to retirement and full timing.. 1253 days to go! We'll be looking for you out there!
We have been before and plan to go soon in our RV. Great video!
Nice! Presentation and photos!
Thank you from Fairbanks.
Thanks. We are headed there in 2 week for the first time. This was very informative.
Very well done, think you for the information and inspiration to get out and get some great shots.