My friend Bruce T., an outdoorsman and all-around nice guy, is traveling around the Grand Teton National Park (in northwestern Wyoming) with his wife, Sonia, and had sent out a few pictures of the sights he has encountered. I have never been to the park and loved the landscape, wildlife, and color in his pictures. So, I asked him if he would let me share his photos in this blog so you all could see them. So, without further ado, here are the sights of the Grand Teton National Park! Which is your favorite photo??
A mule deer doe eating in the forest
A bull elk with horns in velvet grazes in the late spring
Flowers grace the foreground of the Grand Tetons
A young bull moose along the Snake River (near Moose Junction visitor center)
Flowers blooming in Grand Teton National Park
Hidden Falls – neat discovery
Lupine blooms in the late spring with the Grand Tetons rising in the background
Storm clouds loom above the Grand Tetons
A passing storm darkens the skies
A passing storm drops rain and snow (high elevation)
A passing storm in full force
Scarlet gilia blooming with a great backdrop
Great article and nice photos of Grand Teton Park – Took the boys there a few years back and made the mistake of riding the gondola to top and walking down the mountain to the parking area. All our toes looked like hamburger and we could barely walk the next day. I believe it was over 7,000 ft steep descent, not the smartest idea I’ve ever had!
It happens some time, like when I accidentally ended up climbing Blood Mountain here in GA. Totally NOT the plan. And the credit of the photos goes to a friend. I will let him know! Thanks for the comment, Kevin.
Your welcome Raul, keep up the good work!