Wyoming

Grand Teton National Park is an alpine wonderland, with seemingly endless glacial lakes, abundant wildlife, and its infamous jagged mountain range that towers above the Jackson Hole valley. The best way to explore the park is undoubtedly on foot—and luckily, it boasts a whopping 240 miles of trails that meander through its stunning scenery. Here are the 9 best hikes in Grand Teton National Park, so you can experience this spectacular landscape for yourself. 

The trail to Delta Lake in Grand Teton National Park is widely considered the park’s best hike, leading to dreamy, milky blue alpine waters. While the unmaintained path requires scrambling over boulders and fallen trees, this guide provides everything you need to navigate the route and reach the top safely.