Itinerary · 2 days · Wyoming
2 Days in Grand Teton National Park: The Perfect Itinerary
Two days is enough to see the best of Grand Teton National Park without rushing. Here is the day-by-day plan, built around the park's highlights.
Best time to go: Jun, Sep. Closest major airport: Jackson Hole (JAC), inside the park.
Day 1: The icons
- Morning: Photograph Schwabacher Landing at sunrise. Start early to beat the crowds.
- Afternoon: Hike to Inspiration Point via Jenny Lake.
- Evening: Watch for wildlife at Oxbow Bend.
Day 2: Go deeper
- Morning: See Mormon Row's barns.
- Afternoon: Paddle String Lake.
Pair it with Yellowstone, just 10 miles to the north. Plan on at least two days in the Tetons.
When to go
The best time to visit Grand Teton National Park is June and September.
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Questions
How many days do you need in Grand Teton National Park?
Two full days covers the highlights: photograph schwabacher landing at sunrise and hike to inspiration point via jenny lake on day one, then see mormon row's barns on day two. Add a third day if you want a long backcountry hike or a slow morning.
When is the best time for this Grand Teton itinerary?
Go in Jun, Sep, when the park is rated at its best. June and September offer the best balance of good conditions and smaller crowds.
Can you do Grand Teton in one day?
You can see the highlights in one very full day by doing day one below and skipping day two, but you will miss see mormon row's barns. Two days is the sweet spot.