Grand Teton National Park is seeking public input through August 12, 2024, on draft desired conditions for the park and specific management areas. Desired conditions are statements that describe resource conditions, visitor experiences and opportunities, and facilities and services that the National Park Service strives to achieve and maintain in a particular park or area. Desired conditions help park managers answer the question “what are we trying to achieve?” The park will use this feedback to better understand public perceptions as it continuously looks to improve visitor experiences. There are two opportunities to learn more about this public engagement process and ask park leaders questions. The same material will be presented at each meeting.
* In-person meeting on July 16 from 4:00-6:00 p.m. (MST) at the Teton County Library Ordway Auditorium in Jackson, WY.
* Virtual meeting on July 23 from 4:00-5:30 p.m. (MST). To join the meeting, please visit the National Park Service’s Planning, Environment and Public Comment (PEPC)
website.
The park also invites the public to submit comments through the PEPC
website.To learn more, visit the Grand Teton National Park Visitor Use and Experience
story map. If you would like to learn more about park operations and recreational opportunities, visit the park
website.
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Rising more than 7000 feet above Jackson Hole, the majestic mountains of Grand Teton National Park provide one of the most dramatic landscapes in the world.
With more than 240 miles of trails meandering throughout this park, how will you find and choose the most scenic and rewarding hikes?
Exploring Grand Teton National Park takes all the guesswork out by focusing on the most amazing hikes, and provides you with handpicked recommendations that will allow you to make the most of your trip to Grand Teton:
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