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Paintbrush Canyon is a scenically impressive canyon in Grand Teton National Park in the US state of Wyoming and a highlight for hikers and backpackers. The canyon is a glacial trough formed by glaciers at the end of the last Ice Age. It lies between peaks such as Rockchuck Peak and Mount Saint John to the south and Mount Woodring to the north. At the base of the canyon lies Leigh Lake, and further up the canyon is the alpine lake Holly Lake (2,870 m).

The Tetons have some much to do

Christian Pond doesn't get the same recognition that the nearby Emma Matilda Lake does, but this wetland reservoir plays host to a lot of the local fauna and is an excellent spot to see wildlife. The Christian Pond Loop Trail is super popular, and it connects to a bunch of other trails in this part of the park.

Top of the switchback, last good view of the canyon

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!

Leigh Lake is a popular, but much quieter feeling lake in Grand Teton National Park in large part because it is only accessible by hiking trail or by non-motorized boat. Most approach this spot at Leigh Lake via the trails that circumnavigate String Lake. From here you get unobstructed mountain views across the clear waters. This is a great place to take plenty of photographs and eat a snack before continuing on your hike.

From this vantage point at the far end of the Lakeshore Loop, you get phenomenal views of over Jackson Lake to Teton Range. This is a beautiful, but exposed and often windy, place to soak in the magnificent views of the iconic mountain skyline and relax by the water.