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Grand Teton Lodging in Jackson Hole

schwabacherslanding.jpgThe Rusty Parrot Lodge and Spa in Jackson, Wyoming offers ideal mountain resort lodging located near the Grand Teton National Park. A natural playground that’s renowned worldwide as the home of some of the most spectacular scenery on Earth. The park was established in 1929 and boasts thirteen peaks above 12,000 feet, including Grand Teton itself at just less than 14,000 feet. Encompassing over 96,000 acres in the Northwest corner of Wyoming, the park attracts nearly 3 million visitors each year.

In the summer, those visitors enjoy a wide variety of activities, including photography, wildlife viewing, bird watching, hiking, climbing, fishing, swimming, boating, and biking. In the winter, skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling are the most popular local pastimes. The pristine snow and cozy feel of the Jackson Hole Valley make our lodge a popular destination no matter what season of the year it is.

moltonbarn1.jpgMuch of the appeal of the area stems from the abundance and diversity of wildlife. Elk, moose, deer, bison, pronghorns, coyotes, mountain lions, and black and grizzly bears all roam the park freely, and can sometimes be seen in the early morning hours or at dusk. With almost 300 species of birds and 16 species of fish, our mountain forests and meadows will amaze anyone with a love for wildlife.

But even if you’re the type that believes nature should be viewed and not touched, you can enjoy the park by taking one of several looping drives, including the popular Jenny Lake Loop. All of the routes include prominent pull-offs from which to click a few pictures.

mtmorannite.jpg Whatever your preference and no matter your reason for being here, the Teton Mountain range will take your breath away not only for its scenery, but also for the wide range and diversity of activities. Come stay with us and see what makes our area one of the most fun, beautiful, and unique areas in the world.

For more information call or visit the website:

Grand Teton National Park
(307) 739-3300
http://www.nps.gov/grte/