Winter Self Guided Tour of Grand Teton National Park
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2024
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Grand Teton is a glorious place in the winter, the animals are more visible and the days are shorter. Commercial park tours are very popular but also expensive. Some wonder if it is possible to do a self-guided tour. Yes, it is possible and with a little research, this tour can be as productive and more enjoyable as a commercial tour. This video will cover some of the basics of a self-guided winter tour with recommendations for places to visit.
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Stunning images Moose ..
That frosty head on shot of the bison- wow- just wow💝💝💝
It is one of my fav images
Great information. Nice pictures.
Really appreciate this going to follow to the T
Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Discovered you channel a couple weeks ago. Excellent videos. Been in photography as a hobby or profession for 57 years. I truly enjoy your photos.
Great info & some very nice photos! Thank you. Also, 2:16 - thank you again1 The animals look much better.
You are welcome
Magical ! Some of the greatest shots I have ever seen in my life. We are planning to see those animals especially the bisons & big horns. Flying in on April 10. I hope nature are kind to us. It’s my sons spring break. ! A wonderful wildlife show you have created sir ! Much respect
Wow, thank you!
Another educational and entertaining video, Moose. Thanks for the fine explanation.
Thank you.
Another very informative video. Thank you.
This is just what I was looking. I can see now that this video was released 2 yrs ago. I guess it still good ? I am so happy to listen to you and giving me great tips. I am going to stay at 2 hours drive (Island Park, Idaho) and I will excately make the tour you discribing here in this helpful video. My partner and I will be there for 10 days at the end of november of this year(2023). If you have more tips to give us, don't hesitated! Thanks again sir.
Glad I could help! I did a book that might help a bit, 50 Wildlife Hotspots of Grand Teton, it should be available as paperback or kindle from Amazon, lots more info in the book. There are a couple more videos in my channel about the Tetons, they might be helpful also. I wish you best of luck
Ottimo video, complimenti. A febbraio saremo a Grend Teton, Yellowstone e Bryce Canyon e faremo tesoro dei tuoi consigli.
Have a wonderful time
Thank you.@@MooseHenderson1
Incredible photographs as usual, and what an incredible tour as well. Probably one of the best and most informative Grand Teton videos on RUclips. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us 🙏
Thank you!!! Going next week and will be taking all of your suggestions! This is wonderful and so appreciated!🙂
Enjoy, thank you. You might find my book useful, 50 wildlife hotspots of grand teton, but this video is a great start
Thanks for sharing this great information. I have been to the Grand Tetons in the fall, but I have not made it over for the winter yet, but it's on my list.
Another brilliant ‘guided tour’ video. I wish I had seen these before my wife and I visited Jackson a few years ago. Your advice would have been invaluable. Extremely impressive images. Well done again Moose!
To help others. Here is the morning drive in text.
1. 12:19 - Jackson Town Square - Drive 21.1North on Hwy 89 to the Snake River Overlook, plan to arrive 30 minutes before sunrise. Foxes in the area.
2. 12:59 - South to Gros Ventre Junction 13.9 miles, turn left onto Gros Ventre Road. The river will be on your right-hand side. Drive slowly looking for moose and coyotes. Continue past the closed camp ground to Kelly 7.3 miles. Turn right into the last driveway and look for mule deer near the houses. Some of the residents feed the deer.
3. 14:00 - When you leave Kelly, turn right onto Gros Ventre road, watch for fox and coyote, after you pass Teton Ranch on your right you will see Kelly Warm Springs. There is a bathroom here. Continue over the hill watching for moose. At the bottom of the hill is a turn around which is a good spot to look for moose.
4. 14:40 - Head back towards Kelly warm Springs. Turn right onto Antelope Flats Road. Watch in meadows for coyote, fox and grouse. Drive straight past Ditch Creek, look for porcupines near Ditch Creek. Can be found up in the Cottonwood Trees.
5. 15:30 - Continue straight past Mormon Row (note this shouldn’t be possible). Watch for wolves. Drive to the park boundary and turn around at the parking area.
6. 15:56- Head back towards Highway 89 looking for the same animals. At the intersection of Hwy 89 and Gros Ventre road go straight through and turn left a few blocks later at Spring Gulch Road past the golf course watching for moose and mule deer. Watch the Cottonwoods for Bald Eagles and Great Grey Owls.
7. 16:33 - When you reach the Gros Ventre bridge turn around and back track to Gros Vente Junction and decide about lunch.
Wow, thanks
Yooo man! Thank you for always sharing the location of wildlife and stuff. I got to see the Bull Moose in Grand Teton!
Sweet, that is the reason I do these videos and write the books. The animals are here for all to enjoy
This instruction was fantastic! Thank you!!
Delighted to help
This is great. Last winter we visited from South Florida and fell in love with the GTNP and Jackson Hole. So much that we are coming back for Christmas! We will use this self guided tour! Thank you so much!
tremendous thanks extremely helpful for
a fellow photographer
Welcome
Thanks for this, I'm heading there in a couple weeks.
I see you have a BenQ monitor!! Soooo good. I color-grade as part of my editing job and I have one because of how accurate the colors are.
@@MooseHenderson1 That's awesome! I'll definitely have to check that out.
Thanks for this video! It will go along good with your book that I just got. Planning tentatively to head toward Yellowstone in a few days. I read that more roads will open up on Friday, so I'm going that's true for Teton as well. Do you have any suggestions for stops along the way. I'm guessing you make the trip to and from MI a lot. I'm thinking badlands for sure on the way... maybe Theodore Roosevelt on the way home and go through U.P. I'm not very good at planning. Right now the 10 day forecast out there doesn't look great and I'll be car camping... so that may cause me to change plans altogether and go south. If I can only make up my mind. Lol
@@MooseHenderson1 I think I saw your video on that but I'll go back and check. Thanks! Did much snow come through up there recently? I saw a storm was supposed to hit.
Great video. What was the driving conditions in the winter you were there? Need to have the chains on tires?
They take good care of the roads, all season or snow tires are advised but chains are not needed unless you plan to go over the pass into Idaho or east toward Dubois. Careful driving is needed, same as any area with significant snow.
amazing, and you do not do guide tours, or workshops in this amazing places? regards keep it up!
Could you please tell me where to go in May 16,17,18. Thanks in advance, GREAT PROFESSIONAL VIDEOS.
There is a video for summer self guided tour of grand Teton on my channel also. I also wrote a book you can get on Amazon that is much more detailed titled “50 Wildlife Hotspots in Grand Teton and Surrounding Communities” the book has suggestions for each month or block of similar months plus 50 detailed hotspots with directions, times, photo tips, etc
whats yer opinion on lodging late november. trying to figure out where to stay taking into account seasonal road closures. plan to follow the itinerary you lay out in 50 Wildlife Hotspots (phenomenal book!), and can’t figure out if best to stay in Moose, Wilson, or downtown Jackson Hole??
What price range for hotels are you thinking. Prices in winter are much less but still expensive by standards in many other parts for the country and world. I would say your choices are Jackson or Teton Village. There are no hotels in Moose and Wilson is a bit of a drive in order to get to the park, however there are some nice homes for rent in Wilson and the sunrise (later in the day) gives you time to get into the park without needing to wake so early in the morning.
$75-100 a year ago…? Now it is at least $170…..!!
I am sure