Shadow Nw Loop

Deadmans Bar

~6 min drive

The Snake River winds through the valley floor carrying snowmelt from the mountains westward toward the Pacific Ocean. This river is an artery of the park that offers stunning views of the Tetons. Many species of wildlife use the river, from the browsing moose to the…

South Landing Trail

~11 min drive

Easy 0.55-mile out-and-back waterfront walk in Wyoming.

Signal Mountain Trail

~12 min drive

Moderate out-and-back summit hike with expansive views in Wyoming.

Horsetail Trail

~13 min drive

18.86-mile out-and-back trail in Wyoming with 4,598 ft elevation gain and loss.

Middle Fork Ditch Creek

~2 min drive

12.69-mile out-and-back trail in Wyoming with 850 ft elevation gain.

Teton Point Turnout

~9 min drive

Pleistocene Ice Age glaciers advanced across this valley many times. Each time the glaciers melted, a raging torrent of meltwater flowed across the valley floor. The powerful flow carved terraces that step down to the modern Snake River. Today, conifer and cottonwood trees…

Shadow Northwest Loop

~1 min drive

3.12-mile out-and-back trail in Wyoming with 944 ft gain and loss.

SHADOW LOOP

~2 min drive

7.76-mile out-and-back trail in Wyoming with 1,833 ft elevation gain and loss.

Slate Creek

~4 min drive

22.04-mile out-and-back trail in Wyoming with 1,057 ft gain.

Potholes Turnout

~10 min drive

This odd stand of conifer trees took root in a depression within the sagebrush flats. Locals called these depressions "potholes" while other regions of the country call these features "kettles." As ice-age glaciers retreated, blocks of ice dropped from the glacier's face…