Grand Teton National Park Backcountry Permits

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Backcountry permits for Grand Teton National Park, administered by the National Park Service. The photographs follow trails from the valley floor into the high country: a dirt singletrack crossing open green meadows and low wildflowers toward the jagged Teton crest, a forested valley path climbing beneath granite walls streaked with snow, and a traverse over dark scree above a small tarn still holding pans of ice. Another looks down a boulder slope from high on a peak to the flat valley and its lakes far below. Lower ground shows a different face. Conifers and cottonwoods line a slow river bend that mirrors the range, grassy banks run down to still water, and a canoe rests on a calm lake beneath forested slopes. Snowfields, talus, alpine tundra and pale cliff bands all appear along the way.