테톤 카운티 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

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)!

Jolly Green Giants Trail has a stunning view of the surrounding mountains with the Grand Teton National Park in the east and the Mountains of Idaho in the west.

Nice rolling hills, beautiful scenery, and the trail is clearly marked. This pristine singletrack is comprised of flowy trails with berms and plenty of wildflowers. E-bikes are not allowed, but dogs are so bring your trail dog or be cautious of hikers with dogs.

This is a great place to catch your breath, tighten your boas, unlock your suspension, and enjoy the views!

This route is roughly a 4 mile climb through forest, then for the last mile or so, it opens up to hillsides. Once open up, you have meadows of wildflowers and a great spot to view wildlife. The trail surface is pretty hardpacked with the right amount of grip while in the trees. It does get a bit more loose towards the top.

Mount Elly is an easily accessible peak in the northern Snake River Mountain Range, topping out at 9,262 feet above sea level. The ride to the summit is relatively easy, beginning along Highway 22 at Teton Pass at 8,424 feet above sea level, leaving only 800 feet to gain over 2 miles. The ride itself is a beautifully rewarding ride, with consistent panoramic views of the Teton Mountains to the north, Jackson Hole to the east, and culminating with commanding views of the Snake River Range to the south.