The Grand Teton National Park (ll) by kokoryko
I took my time, driving in the Park and made some detours here and there, following indications of the map I was given at the entrance of the Park. At Moose Junction, I took the road left to go to Jenny Lake (There are boat tours or shuttles for water falls on the western side of the lake; I did not go there), and have a short walk along the shore. Then, I drove to Jackson lake, walked along the shore, made photographs of the aspen, looked at the mountains on the other side of the lake, dreamt and gazed around, then I drove north to Yellowstone National Park.There are many trails in the Teton, and there are a few crossing the mountain via high passes; I had already plans for the Wind River, but I think about an autumn (Indian summer) trek there if I happen to come back.
There are three visitors information centers in the park, an Indian art museum (I did not visit), lodges, marinas, camping grounds. . . well, choice for the visitors. Too much for my taste, but, all sorts of tourists can find something to their taste, it seems.
