Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming is defined by a sharp mountain range that rises straight from the sagebrush flats of Jackson Hole. Grand Teton is the highest summit, with Jenny Lake, String Lake, and the Snake River at its foot. Barns on Mormon Row, moose in the willows, and a clear view of the peaks with almost no foothills make this one of the most recognizable skylines in the Rockies. The park borders Yellowstone to the north.
Location: Wyoming, United States
Coordinates: 43.7904, -110.6818
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