Grand teton ranger led programs

Please refer to the ranger-led program page for current schedules. Exhibits: Enjoy 35 never before see Indian artifacts from the David T. Vernon collection. American Indian Guest Artist Program: Visiting Indian artists from around the country demonstrate and sell their artwork during the summer.

Permits: Visit the permits desk for backpacking information and permits, or to purchase a boat permit. Movie: Watch a movie to learn more about Grand Teton.

See a ranger for current movie schedule. Bookstore: Grand Teton Association operates a store in the visitor center. Habituated animals such as ground squirrels often beg for food. Feeding human food to animals increases dependency on unnatural food sources.

Do not let animals bite you; they may carry diseases such as rabies. Old beaver ponds have filled with sediment and now support grassy meadows where elk graze during the cooler parts of the day. Several kinds of ducks feed in the side channels of the Snake River.

Moose browse on willows growing along the river. Download our new app before you get here! Explore Grand Teton and discover places to visit, find a bite to eat, and a place to stay. Box Moose , WY To speak to a Grand Teton National Park ranger call —— for visitor information Monday-Friday during business hours. Explore This Park.

Grand Teton National Park Wyoming. Info Alerts Maps Calendar Reserve. Alerts In Effect Dismiss. Dismiss View all alerts. Wildlife Viewing. Always maintain a safe distance when watching wildlife. Grizzly and black bears, bison, moose, elk, pronghorn, and more live throughout the park.

Limited to 10 vehicles. Reservations required; call Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve. Reservations recommended. Call Nature Explorer's Backpack — a. After a brief orientation by a ranger, each child receives a journal full of activities to do.

Bear Safety — p. Explore This Park. Grand Teton National Park Wyoming. Info Alerts Maps Calendar Reserve. Alerts In Effect Dismiss. Dismiss View all alerts. Ranger Programs. Ranger Programs Ranger-guided programs are a great way to learn about what makes a park special, whether it's learning how people lived, discovering natural processes at work, or seeing things you wouldn't have found on your own.