Category: Travel Writing
Jackson Hole resident, the nationally known conservationist Margaret E. (Mardy) Murie; Part 2 outlines the natural history, geology, and history of the mountains, valley, and river; and Part 3 presents concise travel guide and reference materials.
_Grand Teton National Park sits in northwest Wyoming just below Yellowstone National Park. By road Grand Teton is reached from the north via Yellowstone on Routes 89, 191, and 2...
5. Part 2 Teton CountryThe tight concentration of tall peaks and pinnacles called the Cathedral Group has been described as “Chartres multiplied by six, a choir of shimmering granite spires soaring hi...
4. Part 1 Welcome to the TetonsA bronze plaque at the doorway of the Maude Noble Cabin on the banks of the Snake River at Moose, Wyoming, recounts a notable meeting in 1923. It was a meeting at which “... Mr....
1. Part 1 introduces the park through the eyes of a beloved, longtimeJackson Hole resident, the nationally known conservationist Margaret E. (Mardy) Murie; Part 2 outlines the natural history, geology, and history of the mountains, valley, and ri...
3. Part 3 Guide and Adviser 70Approaching Grand Teton 72 Map of the Park 74 Visitor Centers and Museum 76 Ranger-led Activities 78 Camping and Accommodations 79 Hiking 81 Backcountry Basics 82 Mountaineering...
2. Part 2 Teton Country 22