Grand Teton National Park is a U.S. National Park Service unit in WY (NPS unit code GRTE), where the Teton Range rises directly from the Jackson Hole valley floor with no foothills and the US-89/191/26 through-corridor connects the park to Yellowstone in summer. The park recorded 3,800,648 recreation visits in 2025 and runs a 5-year mean of 3,507,486 annual visits. The busiest month is July and the quietest is December: winter visits run at roughly 7% of July's peak because the inner Teton Park Road closes to cars from November through late April. This page is the navigation anchor for Grand Teton coverage on this site: the best-time-to-visit pillar covers month-by-month crowd, weather, and access including bear-safety planning and the elk-rut window; the visitation page covers the long-run annual chart through the 2021 record and the 2022 Yellowstone-flood spillover dip.
Designation, states, and coordinates come from the official NPS unit page. Annual visits and the busiest and quietest months are computed from the NPS Visitor Use Statistics Data Package, 2025 on NPS IRMA Stats. Each month's crowd label compares its five-year mean to the park's peak month. Independent site, not affiliated with the National Park Service.
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