Teton Range
Grand's mountain chain
The Teton Range is a mountain range in northwestern Wyoming, rising abruptly from the valley floor without foothills—a dramatic wall of peaks.
Grand Teton, the highest at nearly 14,000 feet, anchors the range.
The Tetons form the heart of Grand Teton National Park and are among the most photographed mountains in North America: We watched the sun rise over the Tetons.
- jagged peaksIrregular pointed mountaintops
- elkLarge North American cervid
- mountainTall natural landmass
- mooseLargest cervid, northern forests
- Jackson HoleWyoming mountain resort valley
hiking · grizzly bear · Native American tribes · lodgepole pine · cutthroat trout · peak · climbing · igneous rock · valley · fault line · sagebrush · bison · skiing · snowboarding · bald eagle · ridge · canyon · camping
Teton RangeGreat Plains
Central North American grassland
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