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The Lakeshore Trail in Grand Teton National Park is an easy, approximately 3.5-km hike in the northern part of the park. The trail is laid out in a figure-eight and mostly flat. It leads through forested areas and along the lakeshore, offering beautiful views of Jackson Lake and the striking peaks of the Teton Range.

The Tetons have some much to do

Colter Bay Village is what many people think of when they hear the name Grand Teton National Park because of the iconic view of the Tetons you get from here. Situated along the shore of Jackson Lake, this village offers camping, cabins, kayaking, fishing, lake cruises, hiking, biking, and more. Whether you're staying for a while or just passing through Colter Bay is a must visit location in the park.

Great view between Swan Lake and Jackson Lake

From the edge of the lake you have a very good chance of observing a wide variety of bird species. Binoculars are recommended, and those interested in photography should definitely bring a telephoto lens.

Swan Lake is a peaceful pond located near Colter Bay, just east of Heron Pond, Although you do not get views of the iconic Tetons, this is a pretty, quiet spot where you might see wildlife like moose and waterfowl along its grassy shores. This is a great place to eat a snack and snap a few photos before continuing on your hike.

Heron Pond is a stunningly beautiful, small pond near Colter Bay. Separated from the massive Jackson Lake by just a thin strip of land, this sheltered pond full of lily pads makes for amazing photographs; its much calmer than Jackson Lake due to its size and on still days you can capture a near-perfect reflection of the mountain range in its waters. This pond is a must-see if hiking out to Hermitage point or doing the Heron Pond-Swan Lake loop!

Hermitage Point is a breathtaking spot at the far southern tip of a stout peninsula that juts out into Jackson Lake. You get fantastic views of the iconic Teton Range over the cold waters of Jackson Lake. Although its not a particularly difficult hike to get to this spot, it is a rather long one, so Hermitage Point usually feels quite secluded. This is an amazing, one-of-a-kind spot to enjoy a snack and take ample photographs before returning to the Colter Bay Trailhead and Visitor Center.