Grand Teton Climbing

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Grand Teton ClimbingWyoming · USA

Alpine summits and valley crags above Jackson Hole.

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The Teton Range rises above Jackson Hole with summit climbs, canyon walls and smaller valley crags. Start with Grand Teton, Mount Moran or Symmetry Spire, then open an area for community-listed route names and grades. These are alpine objectives: a rock grade alone does not describe the approach, exposure, snow or descent. Snow can linger into summer, and afternoon storms and rockfall can change the plan. Check with the Jenny Lake Climbing Rangers before heading into the mountains. Day climbs do not require a climbing permit; camping or bivouacking overnight requires a backcountry permit. Lupine Meadows is the main road access for Garnet Canyon approaches to Grand Teton. Airport drive estimates are to that trailhead, before any hiking or climbing.

Crags

52

Mapped stays

151

Best seasons

summer, fall

Nearest airport

JAC · 26 min

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