If you have kids and want to visit the Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, you’ll find a variety of things to do. These activities include horseback riding, fishing and moose-watching. The Jackson Hole area is a winter sports destination, and you can take the kids on dog sled rides and sleigh rides pulled by huskies. There are also ski resorts that offer lessons for kids.
Fishing
Grand Teton National Park contains 86 mountains and six lakes. Its untamed backcountry is a haven for wildlife, including over 60 species of mammals. The mountains were first named by French-speaking trappers in the early 19th Century. The area was declared a National Park in 1929. In 1950, it was expanded to include Jackson Hole National Monument.
Hiking
If you are traveling with kids, you will want to take a few days to explore this park. Although the park is smaller and less popular than Yellowstone, there are still plenty of things to do and see. Here are some great hiking ideas for families.
Horseback riding
Horseback riding is one of the most enjoyable ways to make Wyoming vacations fun for children. Horseback riding is a great activity for children and allows them to see the park’s natural beauty. Grand Teton National Park is a beautiful, unspoiled area with more than 30 thousand acres of protected land.
Moose Wilson Road
You can drive along the Moose Wilson Road if you are looking for something to do in Grand Teton National Park Wyoming with your kids. This scenic drive connects Jackson, WY with Moose. It is more than eight miles long. Beautiful aspens, tall grasses and colorful flowers will be visible. There are also plenty of wildlife to see. You can spot moose, bears, deer, and elk.
Moulton Barn
Grand Teton has many activities for children. Horseback riding is a great way to see the landscape. The ride lasts about an hour, but you can also opt for a two-hour tour. The trips can be taken from Colter Bay Village or Jackson Lake Lodge or Headwaters Lodge.
Gypsy Guide
The Gypsy Guide is an excellent resource for families traveling with children. This app uses GPS to trigger audio to provide information about park attractions and accessibility. This guide is great for parents and kids.
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