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Wyoming · Mountaineering

Grand Teton

12.8 mi

Distance

8,313 ft

Gain

Final 0.5 mi off-trail

No mapped path. Route-finding required. It climbs about 2,740 ft. The dashed line is a straight-line guide, not a route.

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What we do know

  • Inside Grand Teton National Park

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  • In the Tetons forecast zone

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What's missing

  • No access route mapped

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Elevation & route

Distance
12.8 mi
Elevation gain
8,313 ft
Elevation loss
8,313 ft
Highest point
13,776 ft

Profile ends where the mapped trail ends. The last 0.5 mi is off-trail.

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Permits & access

Managing agency
National Park Service
Permit required
No

About this trail

Grand Teton rises to 13,776 ft in Wyoming. This route starts at Lupine Meadows Trailhead and covers 12.8 miles round trip with about 8,313 ft of climbing. The mapped trail ends 0.5 miles and about 2,740 ft short of the summit; the final stretch is off-trail with no mapped path and needs route-finding.

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