Grand Teton to Yellowstone
United States
America's ultimate wildlife corridor, from the jagged Teton skyline above Jackson Hole, north through moose meadows and bison herds into the world's first national park, where the earth erupts with geysers, prismatic hot springs, and mud pots.
Explore on the interactive map →Stops along the route
- Jackson
A mountain town with an elk-antler arch on the square. The jagged Teton skyline looms to the north, defining the American West.
- Jenny Lake
A glacial lake at the foot of the Cathedral Group peaks. A boat shuttle crosses to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point.
- Snake River Overlook
Ansel Adams immortalised this exact bend of the Snake River with the Tetons behind. At dawn, mist fills the valley floor.
- Old Faithful
The world's most famous geyser erupts roughly every 90 minutes, sending boiling water up to 55 metres into the sky.
- Grand Prismatic Spring
A bulls-eye of deep blue ringed by blazing orange and yellow thermophile bacteria. One of the great sights on Earth.
- Norris Geyser Basin
Yellowstone's hottest and oldest geyser basin. Steamboat Geyser here is the world's tallest active geyser.
- Mammoth Hot Springs
Cascading travertine terraces of white and ochre mineral deposits, still actively growing. Elk graze the surrounding lawns.
- Lamar Valley
America's Serengeti. Bison herds fill the valley floor and wolf packs hunt their edges at dawn and dusk.
Where to Eat
- The Blue LionAmerican
A charming restaurant in Jackson offering gourmet American dishes in a cozy, historic house setting.
- Persephone BakeryBakery
A delightful bakery in Jackson known for its artisanal breads, pastries, and coffee.
- Old Faithful Inn Dining RoomAmerican
Historic dining room near Old Faithful offering classic American cuisine with rustic charm.
- Mammoth Hot Springs Dining RoomAmerican
Casual dining spot near Mammoth Hot Springs serving a variety of American dishes.
Things to Do
- Schwabacher's LandingScenic Viewpoint
A picturesque spot along the Snake River offering stunning views of the Teton Range.
- Jackson Hole Historical Society and MuseumMuseum
Museum showcasing the rich history and culture of Jackson Hole and the surrounding region.
- Midway Geyser BasinNature
Home to the Grand Prismatic Spring, this basin features vibrant hot springs and geysers.
- Hayden ValleyNature
A prime wildlife viewing area in Yellowstone, known for its bison herds and scenic vistas.