ティトン山脈の峠・トップ5

There is an easy gravel path from here to Pass Lake, which yields and epic mirrored view of Spearhead Peak. The west shore of Pass Lake is the boundary of Grand Teton National Park, so as long as you are 200 feet from the trail and any water sources, you can camp for free without a permit (look for pre-existing dispersed camping sites).

Sharp climb.

From this pass, you can access both Jackson Hole in Wyoming and the Teton Valley, offering stunning views of both. It's an ideal starting point for your hike, as several trails can be accessed from here.

From this point on Buffalo Soldier trail, you'll enjoy views of the Tetons and the alpine terrain in nearly every direction. Soak it in before you point it downhill for miles of descending (or before adding more climbing to your day, if that's your thing)!

Old Pass Road is now converted to a more gradual access trail parallel to the new Teton Pass road, without car traffic.

Check trail conditions with Rangers! We came in July and had to cover several snow drifts. It was doable with normal hiking equipment, but the Rangers will know the current conditions.

From this point on Buffalo Soldier trail, you'll enjoy views of the Tetons and the alpine terrain in nearly every direction. Soak it in before you point it downhill for miles of descending (or before adding more climbing to your day, if that's your thing)!

Painbrush Divide sits just below Paintbrush Peak at 10,700 feet and offers some of the most stunning, panoramic views in the park of Mount Moran, Mount Woodring, and Rockchuck Peak. Is a long and challenging, but rewarding spot to get to at the top of the beautiful Paintbrush Canyon. Before attempting to get to the divide, you should stop by the Jenny Lake Ranger Station check the conditions on Paintbrush Divide. It often holds snow until mid-July and can therefore be dangerous if attempted without the proper equipment.