Do I need a reservation to enter Grand Teton National Park?

No timed-entry reservation is required; you may face lines at gates during busy periods.

What are the entrance fees and passes?

Vehicle $35 (7 days); Motorcycle $30 (7 days); Pedestrian/Bicycle $20 (7 days); Under 15 free. America the Beautiful Pass $80 annual; Grand Teton Annual Pass $70; Senior Pass $20 lifetime; Military/Access passes may provide free entry.

Are backcountry permits required?

Yes. Backcountry permits are mandatory and available at the Craig Thomas Discovery Center, Colter Bay Visitor Center, and Jenny Lake Ranger Station.

Is the Jenny Lake Shuttle required?

No, but the Jenny Lake Boat Shuttle is recommended to access popular trails and is available for a fee; reservations are advised.

Where can I stay inside the park?

Headwaters Lodge at Flagg Ranch; in-park campgrounds operate with varying site rules, including Colter Bay and other campgrounds with site specifics.

Grand Teton National Park – Gear

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