The Teton Crest Trail is a 40-mile point-to-point, high-alpine route in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. It is known for its stunning views of the Teton Range, alpine lakes, meadows, and wildlife. The trail offers a challenging adventure, crossing mountain
Popo Agie Falls, located in the Shoshone National Forest near Lander, Wyoming, is a stunning natural feature characterized by cascading waters over smooth granite rocks. It is located right outside of Sinks Canyon State Park. About Popo Agie Falls are part of
Mt. Elly is a peak to the South of Teton Pass - a popular area for backcountry skiing in winter, and hiking in Summer. About Mt.Elly is an easily accessible peak in the Snake River Mountains at an elevation of 9,262 ft.
Ski Lake is located in between Victor, Idaho and Jackson Hole, WY, and sits at an elevation of 8,650 ft. Locals say this is the easiest alpine lake to hike to in the area at only 4 miles RT! The trail is very mellow and great for all ages, including dogs off leash.
Table Mountain (11,106 ft) is located within the Jedediah-Smith Wilderness of Wyoming, and features amazing views of the lesser-viewed side of the backside of the Tetons. The Grand Teton, South, and Middle Teton are the star of the show here, as they tower over Cascade Canyon.
The Dinwoody Lakes area is located in the Wind River Range, and is a popular area for backpackers.
Mt. Hooker (12,509 ft) is a remote and rugged peak located in the southern end of the Wind River Range in Wyoming. Known for its dramatic 1,800-foot sheer granite face, Mt. Hooker is one of the tallest and steepest vertical cliffs in the state. It's also 16 miles from the nearest road, making it a true wilderness adventure for backpackers and climbers.
Backpacking to Titcomb Basin in Wind River Range of Wyoming should be on every backpackers "to do" list. The rugged terrain offers massive mountains with spire towers, clear glacial lakes, high alpine grassland & wildflowers, and world class hiking, backpacking, and climbing. Titcomb Basin is truly a pristine and special place.
Backpacking the Cirque of the Towers in the Wind River Range of Wyoming should be on every backpackers "to do" list. The rugged terrain offers massive mountains with spire towers, clear glacial lakes, high alpine grassland & wildflowers, and world class hiking, backpacking, and climbing. The Cirque of the Towers is truly a pristine and special place.