Les meilleurs événements de la ville Jackson. Visite hivernale privée d'une journée du parc national de Grand Teton commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Si vous avez besoin d'une journée de repos sur les pistes ou si vous n'avez qu'une journée pour explorer la région, nous vous invitons à nous rejoindre lors de l'une de nos visites hivernales privées d'une journée à Jackson Hole, au National Elk Refuge et à Grand Teton

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National Elk Refuge

The 24,700+ acre National Elk Refuge protects a critically important habitat for numerous iconic species, including elk, bison, wolves, trumpeter swans, bald eagles, bighorn sheep, and cutthroat trout. It is a premier location for wildlife watching, photography, and educational opportunities.

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Elk Ranch Flats Turnout, Grand Teton National Park

The Elk Ranch Flats Turnout is a former cattle ranch that now features frequent sightings of bison and elk grazing on the grasslands.

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Grand Teton National Park

Winter adventures in Grand Teton National Park are magical. You will spend your time marveling at the majesty of the Teton Mountain Range while searching for moose, bison, coyotes, retail foxes, and wolves while learning about the geological and cultural history of the region.

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Colter Bay Picnic Area

Conditions permitting, you will have a chance to explore the shoreline of a frozen Jackson Lake at Colter Bay Village. From the shoreline, you will enjoy fantastic views across Jackson Lake to Mount Moran and the northern end of the Teton Range.

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Snake River Overlook

You will visit the location where Ansel Adams photographed his iconic image of the serpentine-like Snake River and the high peaks Teton Mountain Range.

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Kelly

Founded by William Kelly in 1907, the town was nearly voted the county seat for Teton County in 1925. That same year a massive landslide dammed the Gros Ventre River forming Lower Slide Lake. Two years later, the natural dam failed, flooding the town and killing six people.

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Mormon Row Historic District

Formerly known as the town of Grovont, the Mormon Row Historic District is one of the most photographed areas of Grand Teton National Park.

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Jackson Lake

Jackson Lake is the remnant of large glacial gouging from the Teton Mountain Range and is fed by runoff from small glaciers. The main source of water is the Snake River, which flows from the nearby Teton Wildnerness Area.

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Signal Mountain Summit Road

Enjoy a brief comfort stop at the historic Signal Mountain Lodge, and appreciate the majestic beauty of Jackson Lake and the massive 12,610-foot Mt. Moran. (please note Signal Mountain Summit is not accessible from November - May)

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National Elk Refuge

The 24,700+ acre National Elk Refuge protects a critically important habitat for numerous iconic species, including elk, bison, wolves, trumpeter swans, bald eagles, bighorn sheep, and cutthroat trout. It is a premier location for wildlife watching, photography, and educational opportunities.

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Elk Ranch Flats Turnout, Grand Teton National Park

The Elk Ranch Flats Turnout is a former cattle ranch that now features frequent sightings of bison and elk grazing on the grasslands.

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Grand Teton National Park

Winter adventures in Grand Teton National Park are magical. You will spend your time marveling at the majesty of the Teton Mountain Range while searching for moose, bison, coyotes, retail foxes, and wolves while learning about the geological and cultural history of the region.

13

Colter Bay Picnic Area

Conditions permitting, you will have a chance to explore the shoreline of a frozen Jackson Lake at Colter Bay Village. From the shoreline, you will enjoy fantastic views across Jackson Lake to Mount Moran and the northern end of the Teton Range.

14

Snake River Overlook

You will visit the location where Ansel Adams photographed his iconic image of the serpentine-like Snake River and the high peaks Teton Mountain Range.

15

Kelly

Founded by William Kelly in 1907, the town was nearly voted the county seat for Teton County in 1925. That same year a massive landslide dammed the Gros Ventre River forming Lower Slide Lake. Two years later, the natural dam failed, flooding the town and killing six people.

16

Mormon Row Historic District

Formerly known as the town of Grovont, the Mormon Row Historic District is one of the most photographed areas of Grand Teton National Park.

17

Jackson Lake

Jackson Lake is the remnant of large glacial gouging from the Teton Mountain Range and is fed by runoff from small glaciers. The main source of water is the Snake River, which flows from the nearby Teton Wildnerness Area.

18

Signal Mountain Summit Road

Enjoy a brief comfort stop at the historic Signal Mountain Lodge, and appreciate the majestic beauty of Jackson Lake and the massive 12,610-foot Mt. Moran. (please note Signal Mountain Summit is not accessible from November - May)

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National Elk Refuge

The 24,700+ acre National Elk Refuge protects a critically important habitat for numerous iconic species, including elk, bison, wolves, trumpeter swans, bald eagles, bighorn sheep, and cutthroat trout. It is a premier location for wildlife watching, photography, and educational opportunities.

20

Elk Ranch Flats Turnout, Grand Teton National Park

The Elk Ranch Flats Turnout is a former cattle ranch that now features frequent sightings of bison and elk grazing on the grasslands.

21

Grand Teton National Park

Winter adventures in Grand Teton National Park are magical. You will spend your time marveling at the majesty of the Teton Mountain Range while searching for moose, bison, coyotes, retail foxes, and wolves while learning about the geological and cultural history of the region.

22

Colter Bay Picnic Area

Conditions permitting, you will have a chance to explore the shoreline of a frozen Jackson Lake at Colter Bay Village. From the shoreline, you will enjoy fantastic views across Jackson Lake to Mount Moran and the northern end of the Teton Range.

23

Snake River Overlook

You will visit the location where Ansel Adams photographed his iconic image of the serpentine-like Snake River and the high peaks Teton Mountain Range.

24

Kelly

Founded by William Kelly in 1907, the town was nearly voted the county seat for Teton County in 1925. That same year a massive landslide dammed the Gros Ventre River forming Lower Slide Lake. Two years later, the natural dam failed, flooding the town and killing six people.

25

Mormon Row Historic District

Formerly known as the town of Grovont, the Mormon Row Historic District is one of the most photographed areas of Grand Teton National Park.

26

Jackson Lake

Jackson Lake is the remnant of large glacial gouging from the Teton Mountain Range and is fed by runoff from small glaciers. The main source of water is the Snake River, which flows from the nearby Teton Wildnerness Area.

27

Signal Mountain Summit Road

Enjoy a brief comfort stop at the historic Signal Mountain Lodge, and appreciate the majestic beauty of Jackson Lake and the massive 12,610-foot Mt. Moran. (please note Signal Mountain Summit is not accessible from November - May)

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Refuge national des wapitis

Le National Elk Refuge de plus de 24 700 acres protège un habitat d'une importance cruciale pour de nombreuses espèces emblématiques, notamment le wapiti, le bison, le loup, le cygne trompette, le pygargue à tête blanche, le mouflon d'Amérique et la truite fardée. C'est un endroit de choix pour l'observation de la faune, la photographie et les opportunités éducatives.

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Participation à Elk Ranch Flats, parc national de Grand Teton

Le Elk Ranch Flats Turnout est un ancien ranch de bétail qui présente désormais de fréquentes observations de bisons et de wapitis broutant dans les prairies.

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Parc national de Grand Teton

Les aventures hivernales dans le parc national de Grand Teton sont magiques. Vous passerez votre temps à vous émerveiller devant la majesté de la chaîne de montagnes Teton tout en recherchant des orignaux, des bisons, des coyotes, des renards au détail et des loups tout en découvrant l'histoire géologique et culturelle de la région.

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Aire de pique-nique de Colter Bay

Si les conditions le permettent, vous aurez l'occasion d'explorer le rivage d'un lac Jackson gelé à Colter Bay Village. Depuis le rivage, vous profiterez d'une vue fantastique sur le lac Jackson jusqu'au mont Moran et l'extrémité nord de la chaîne Teton.

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Vue sur la rivière Snake

Vous visiterez l'endroit où Ansel Adams a photographié son image emblématique de la rivière Snake aux allures de serpent et des hauts sommets de la chaîne de montagnes Teton.

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Kelly

Fondée par William Kelly en 1907, la ville a failli être élue siège du comté de Teton en 1925. Cette même année, un énorme glissement de terrain a endigué la rivière Gros Ventre formant le lac Lower Slide. Deux ans plus tard, le barrage naturel s'est rompu, inondant la ville et tuant six personnes.

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Quartier historique de Mormon Row

Anciennement connu sous le nom de ville de Grovont, le quartier historique de Mormon Row est l'une des zones les plus photographiées du parc national de Grand Teton.

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Lac Jackson

Le lac Jackson est le vestige d'un important creusement glaciaire de la chaîne de montagnes Teton et est alimenté par le ruissellement des petits glaciers. La principale source d'eau est la rivière Snake, qui coule de la zone de nature sauvage de Teton à proximité.

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Route du sommet de Signal Mountain

Profitez d'une brève escale de confort à l'historique Signal Mountain Lodge et appréciez la beauté majestueuse du lac Jackson et l'imposant mont Moran de 12 610 pieds. (veuillez noter que Signal Mountain Summit n'est pas accessible de novembre à mai)

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