What is the nickname for the Tetons?

To the Indians the Tetons were variously known as The Three Brothers, The Hoaryheaded Fathers, and Tee Win-at, meaning The Pinnacles. The earliest Americans in the region, being more practical than romantic, could find no better name for the silvery spires than The Pilot Knobs, while an official Hudson's Bay ...



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Grand Teton is famous for spectacular mountain scenery and wildlife. Park boundaries include approximately 310,000 acres, 485 square miles.

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  • The Teton Mountains are unique because they have no foothills.
  • The Teton Mountains are open year-round, offering skiing in the winter and hiking, backcountry adventures and mountain climbing in the summer.
  • There is a multitude of hiking trails ranging from . 5 mile to over 35 miles in length.


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