Grand Teton National Park is best visited in the late spring and early summer (the end of June & beginning of July). The peak season for tourism has not yet arrived, temperatures are adequate but still moderate, and wildlife is in motion.

If you're a serious hiker, three days in Grand Teton National Park is the ideal amount of time. Additionally, you may extend your vacation to a week by combining it with our four-day Yellowstone itinerary. In two days, you can finish it, but you'll be rushed. One day is insufficient.

You can access the park at any time; Grand Teton does not require reservations or timed entry.

Taking a 42-mile scenic drive around Grand Teton National Park is among the greatest ways to explore the park. The majority of the park's prominent attractions are passed through as this loop connects Highway 191 and Teton Park Road.