Lonely Planet's guide to Yellowstone & Grand Teton NP - Grand Teton National Park (Chapter), 3rd Edition
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Lonely Planet's guide to Yellowstone & Grand Teton NP - Grand Teton National Park (Chapter), 3rd Edition - 2.99, This is the Grand Teton National Park chapter from Lonely Planet’s Yellowstone guidebook. Rough-cut summits rising sharply from a lush valley floor: the Tetons are a sight to behold. For lovers of alpine scenery, the Tetons’ visual impact far exceeds that of Yellowstone. Whichever way you wander, these rock spires exercise a magnetic attraction on your gaze. Simply put, it is sublime and crazy terrain, crowned by the dagger-edged Grand (13,770ft), a giant in the history of American mountaineering. But there’s much more, from sagebrush flats and wildflower meadows to the hundreds of alpine lakes and fragrant forests trodden by bear, moose, grouse and marmot. Brave the brisk green waters of Phelps Lake from Jump Rock Join foot-tapping locals at a Monday-night hootenanny in Moose maps Climb to the coveted summit of the Grand Teton with a local outfitter transport restaurants & accommodation Hike and hunt huckleberries in the wilds around Two Ocean Lake Explore the islands and inlets of String and Leigh Lakes in a canoe Coverage includes: Sights, John D Rockefeller Jr Memorial Parkway, Colter Bay Region, The Eastern Slopes, Central Tetons, Moose-Wilson Road, Driving, Day Hikes, Overnight Hikes., ISBN: 9781741794076
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