YELLOWSTONE & GRAND TETON


Out here in the Great American West, everything is “big.” For starters, Wyoming comprises part of “Big Sky Country”... where the heavens ranging above the region’s vast


grasslands, winding rivers and jagged mountain peaks do indeed appear to stretch on forever and ever. Then there are the mountains themselves – in this case the Tetons, crowned by Grand Teton (the “big” one that gives the national park its name) – seemingly bursting right up out of the floor of the glacial valley we call Jackson Hole to loom majestically over everything below. And then, of course, there’s Yellowstone... “big” in the sense that its gushing geysers, steaming fumaroles, hot springs and more are the largest concentration of geothermal features on Earth, spectacular in winter or summer. In amazing settings such as these, pretty much anything you do – hike, climb, horseback ride, ski, snowshoe, watch wildlife or a sunset – is a big deal.


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