GRAND TETON
Grand Teton National Park
Jackie Gilmore
48 pages. 8.5”x7.375”
ISBN 0-939365-44-8
$7.95

Our Grand Teton Visual Interpretation^© Book features our trademark high quality photography, a short essay, maps, and travel information.

Grand Teton National Park, is northwestern Wyoming, is a land of incredible diversity and beauty. The rugged peaks of the Teton Range dominate the valley of Jackson Hole. The interplay of light and weather changes the colors and moods of the Tetons from day to day, season to season. Alpine meadows, sheer rock faces, glacier-carved canyons, and mountain streams greet the high-altitude hiker. River bottoms, lakes, meadows, and sagebrush-grasslands are found in the valley below. Mountains and water, wildflowers and trees, mammals and birds, temperate summers and frigid winters contribute to the character of this mountain landscape.

This 310,000-acre national park is part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, an area emcompassing approximately 28,000 contiguous square miles in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. The Greater Yellowstone region is not defined by political boundaries but rather by the relationships among the topography, geology, hydrology, geothermal features, climate, plants, and wildlife that are found in this vast area. It includes Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, The National Elk Refuge, Red Rock Lakes and Gray’s Lake National Wildlife Refuges, and seven national forests.

—From the essay by Jackie Gilmore

Grand Teton National Park
Jackie Gilmore
48 pages. 8.5”x7.375”
ISBN 0-939365-44-8
$7.95

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