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Camp Under the Tetons · Grand Teton
A tent with a view
1 / 6 · Alex Moliski
A tent with a view
Camp Under the Tetons · Grand Teton
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Wake to alpenglow, coffee on the fire, no signal and no need. A GoSmart specialist tailors the route, the stays, and the pace to you.
Why it works
You unzip the tent at first light and the Tetons are already there, glowing pink above the sagebrush before the valley has shaken off its chill. The air smells of cold pine and woodsmoke, and for a few minutes it feels like you have the whole range to yourself.
Worth knowing
Even in July the nights drop into the 30s and 40s, so pack real layers and a warm bag. The days can still hit the 80s, which catches a lot of first-timers off guard.
This is serious bear country. Store all food and scented items in the provided bear boxes or a canister, never in your tent, and keep a clean camp so the wildlife stays wild.
The popular campgrounds like Jenny Lake and Colter Bay book out fast for summer. Reserve early on recreation.gov, or arrive with a backup plan if you are chasing first-come sites.
About the place
Grand Teton sits just south of Yellowstone in northwest Wyoming, with Jackson Hole as its lively gateway town. Jenny Lake, the Snake River, and the string of alpine trails put you close to moose, elk, and the occasional bear without ever feeling like a zoo.
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