Handbook 122
A Guide to
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
Produced by the
Division of Publications
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C. 1984
Grand Teton National Park offers the startling andabrupt scenic grandeur of the Teton Range and thecolorful history and natural history of the valleycalled Jackson Hole. Other major attractions includethe Snake River, Jackson Lake, and surprisinglygood opportunities for viewing wildlife, includingsuch larger mammals as elk, moose, and pronghorns.This handbook is published in support of theNational Park Service’s management policies andinterpretive programs at the park. Part 1 introducesthe park through the eyes of a beloved, longtimeJackson Hole resident, the nationally known conservationistMargaret E. (Mardy) Murie; Part 2 outlinesthe natural history, geology, and history of themountains, valley, and river; and Part 3 presents concisetravel guide and reference materials.
National Park Handbooks, compact introductions tothe great natural and historic places administered bythe National Park Service, are designed to promoteunderstanding and enjoyment of the parks. Each isintended to be informative reading and a usefulguide before, during, and after a park visit. Morethan 100 titles are in print. This is Handbook 122.
★GPO:1983—381-611/302 Reprint 1992