Great place to stretch your legs with beautiful sculptures, artwork and nature. There is also a... read more
Great place to stretch your legs with beautiful sculptures, artwork and nature. There is also a gift shop and clean restrooms
Great place to stretch your legs with beautiful sculptures, artwork and nature. There is also a... read more
More than just a gift shop this has much educational data and helpful advice on how to best explore... read more
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Great place to stretch your legs with beautiful sculptures, artwork and nature. There is also a gift shop and clean restrooms
More than just a gift shop this has much educational data and helpful advice on how to best explore the park. A must stop location to get the most out of your time in the Park.
We were in search of the vintage GTNP poster and we found it here. This is also a great place for a bathroom break with flushable toilets :)
The last visitor's center open in Grand Teton National Park for the season. The exhibits on the animals was quite good. Able to see the difference in the fur/hides for different animals. Also some exhibits on mountaineering in the area. Got there too late to...More
Loved the exhibits and the view from the visitor center. We stopped here twice while traveling and would highly recommend this as a must see stop.
Great place to stop for exhibits, information, souvenirs and restrooms. Located right off the main road from Jackson to Yellowstone.
A beautiful building with a wonderful view. The Ranger at the desk was very helpful, she was keen to help. There are quite a few displays explaining the park history, geology, flora and fauna. All well set out and engaging.
This is a large visitor centre at the South entrance of Grand Teton NP. Plenty of parking and once inside, plenty of information. There's a big map of the park, leaflets, plenty of rangers, special exhibits, illustrations and rest rooms. All you need to plan...More
Of the three visitors centers in Grand Teton National Park, this is the best by far. Also known as the Moose Visitor Center, it lies at the south entrance to the park and has plenty of visitor parking, plus a drop off area near the...More
Full of information, art and history about the area. Impressive! In the busy season I would imagine parking could be an issue.