<p>Early in the morning, after picking you up in West Yellowstone, your tour guide will drive you through<strong> Yellowstone</strong> one final time to reach <strong>Grand Teton National Park</strong>, ensuring you see any attractions missed the previous day. Grand Teton National Park is renowned for its towering mountain ranges, crystal-clear water, and rich history. Following the day’s adventures, your tour guide will take you to <strong>Jackson Hole</strong>, a quaint old-fashioned Western town, giving you the opportunity to shop and explore! The attractions for the day include:</p>
<p><strong>Grand Teton National Park</strong> is situated in the glacier mountainous area of northwestern Wyoming, USA. Established in 1929, it covers an area of 310,000 acres and currently holds the title of “the most beautiful national park.” Grand Teton National Park lies within the Rocky Mountains and is home to magnificent mountain scenery, sparkling mountain lakes, and diverse wildlife. The snow-capped Teton Mountains stand majestically, and we will stop at the best photo spots, allowing you to savor the beauty of the Teton Mountains and Jackson Lake.</p>
<p><strong>Jackson Lake:</strong> An incredibly tranquil and wild nature park, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy activities such as rafting, hiking, and capturing the Oxbow Bend's picturesque landscape. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Grand Teton Park. The reflection of the Teton Mountains on the lake resembles a beautiful mirror, reflecting the blue sky, white clouds, and snow-covered peaks.</p>
<p><strong>Jackson Lake Cruises</strong>: Embark on a cruise on Jackson Lake to explore the stunning scenery and savor island cuisine. The cruise will place you literally in the shadow of Mount Moran while providing insights into local history, geology, and folklore. Take in the sights, including the sight of glacial water flowing into Jackson Lake for over 10,000 years. Accompanied by knowledgeable guides, you will learn about the area's history, geology, flora, and fauna.</p>
<p><strong>Jenny Lake</strong> is the second-largest lake in Grand Teton and one of the most significant attractions on the Western Front. Jenny Lake offers two of the most renowned ways to explore: walking the Jenny Lake Trail, approximately 10 kilometers in length, or taking a boat trip to the other side of the lake (at your own expense) and then hiking the short-distance Inspiration Point Trail. It is advisable to book a season pass in advance.</p>
<p><strong>Jackson</strong>, located in southern Wyoming, is a famous American cowboy city. Jackson’s Antler Park is a prominent symbol of the town, with its four arched corners crafted from more than 7,700 elk antlers. Reportedly, around 7,500 elks spend the winter in the Elk Conservation Area, and they naturally shed their antlers in the spring. Come and explore the high alpine terrain of the Tetons, with activities and dining options for everyone. You can even ascend to the top of the mountain if you wish, as the private gondola cabin transports you over 2,700 feet above the valley floor, offering stunning views of Tetons Valley. It truly is the ideal summer destination to elevate your adventure.</p>
<p><strong>Accommodations:</strong></p>
<p>Miller Park Lodge, conveniently located near Jackson Park (Jackson Hole), Comfort Inn, or an equivalent option.</p>
<p><strong>Meal arrangement:</strong></p>
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<li>Breakfast: Included</li>
<li>Lunch: Not included</li>
<li>Dinner: Not included</li>
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