Scenic Overlooks

These overlooks provide vantage points across Grand Teton National Park, highlighting the Teton Range, the Snake River, and glacial lakes. Notable spots include the Snake River Overlook, made famous by Ansel Adams' photography, and Willow Flats, where marshlands often attract moose and elk. Each turnout offers specific geological perspectives, from the Teton Glacier at Glacier Overlook to the massive Skillet Glacier visible on Mount Moran.

Willow Flats Overlook

Offers views of Jackson Lake and the Teton Range over expansive marshlands that serve as a frequent grazing spot for moose and elk.

Jackson Lake Overlook

Provides a perspective of the northern Teton Range and the expansive waters of Jackson Lake from the park's northern corridor.

Teton Point Overlook

Panoramic vantage point showcasing the central peaks of the Teton Range, including Grand Teton, Mount Owen, and Teewinot Mountain.

Jackson Lake Viewpoint

Roadside turnout offering clear views of the lake's eastern shore and the distant mountain peaks.

Glacier Overlook

Features a direct line of sight to the Teton Glacier, the largest glacier in the park, nestled below the summit of Grand Teton.

Snake River Overlook

The site where Ansel Adams captured his iconic 1941 photograph of the Snake River curving toward the Teton Range.

Jenny Lake Overlook

Provides an elevated view of the 423-foot-deep glacial lake and the mouth of Cascade Canyon.

Mount Moran Turnout

Highlights the 12,605-foot Mount Moran, featuring the distinctive Skillet Glacier and black diabase dike on its eastern face.