Grand Teton National Park

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Grand Teton National Park is a renowned U.S. national park in northwestern Wyoming, celebrated for its dramatic Teton Range peaks, pristine alpine lakes, abundant wildlife, and extensive outdoor recreation opportunities.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
protected area
tourist attraction
adjacentTo John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway
Yellowstone National Park
area approximately 1,255 square kilometers
approximately 310,000 acres
climate subalpine
contains Cascade Canyon
Chapel of the Transfiguration
Death Canyon
Grand Teton
Jackson Hole
Jackson Lake
Jenny Lake
Leigh Lake
Menor’s Ferry Historic District
Mormon Row Historic District
Paintbrush Canyon
Signal Mountain
Snake River
Teton Glacier
country United States
established 1929-02-26
establishedAs national park
governingBody U.S. National Park Service
hasVisitorCenter Colter Bay Visitor Center
Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center
Jenny Lake Visitor Center
hasWildlife bald eagles
bison
black bears
elk
grizzly bears
moose
pronghorn
trumpeter swans
wolves
highestElevation 13,775 feet
4,199 meters
highestPoint Grand Teton
IUCNCategory II
knownFor alpine lakes
backpacking
dramatic mountain scenery
hiking
mountaineering
scenic photography
wildlife viewing
locatedIn Teton County, Wyoming
Wyoming
locatedInRegion northwestern Wyoming
mountainRange Teton Range
namedAfter Grand Teton peak
nearestCity Jackson, Wyoming
offersActivity backpacking
boating
camping
climbing
fishing
hiking
ski touring
snowshoeing
wildlife viewing
partOf Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Rocky Mountains
state Wyoming
UNESCOStatus not a World Heritage Site but within Greater Yellowstone World Heritage area boundary (Yellowstone)


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