테톤 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This is a pretty, peaceful valley beneath the towering peaks of the Teton Range. You'll find fields of wildflowers, small alpine lakes, and winding singletrack. The basin is outside 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).

Beautiful and serene place to be! Not crowded in the morning! This is the way to go to the disappointment peak! Saw few people taking a dip!

great view of the Grand Tetons

The view of Bidway Basin from this vantage point is stunning. There's a short, easy trail from the parking lot here, where you might even spot bison near a hot, smoking spring. Be aware, though, that this is definitely not a hidden gem, and it gets very crowded during the day. You'll often find yourself waiting for a spot to take photos during peak season, and when it's your turn, other people are already impatiently waiting behind you.

The Morning Glory Pool is a hot spring in the Upper Geyser Basin of Yellowstone

Morning Glory Pool is a hot spring located in the Upper Geyser Basin of Yellowstone National Park. The crystal blue water in the spring is the result of ultra-purified water that has risen its way through the Earth. The yellowing edges of the pool are caused by bacteria that lives in the extremely hot 157.6°F (69.8°C) water. The spring has been measured to be 23 feet (7 m) deep.

As you follow the trail, the dense vegetation gradually gives way to a breathtaking panorama of the surrounding mountains. This is a great place to take a pause.

You get a great view of Old Faithful from here. This isn't the biggest geyser in the park, nor the one that erupts the most frequently, but it is the biggest geyser that erupts this frequently. Old Faithful is named for its dependable eruptions that usually take place 90 minutes apart, give or take.