#Paintbrush divide grant teton free

Golden-mantled ground squirrels, tree squirrels, Steller Jays, Tanagers, Sparrows, Water Ouzels, butterflies and more.

This photo of a Marmot and a Pika sitting side by side on the trail up into Cascade Canyon is also at Rocky Mountain mammal size comparisons. (and bears also like to use trails, but if you see a juvenile bear on a trail like this, mom is likely very nearby and very protective) Moose, (and moose also like to use the trail to get places, but most of the time stay away from humans), We’ve seen deer, a fox, a weasel, a pine marten,

#Paintbrush divide grant teton free

Previous studies show that of those who visit Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point, only 31% continue up the Cascade Canyon trail past Inspiration Point.īelow, a photo of a display at the Jenny Lake visitor center, Cascade Canyon is the one almost snow free near the center: In a 2011 one day visitor count 1,626 people (650 per hour) reached Hidden Falls, 1,377 of them continued on, and of those, 1,060 reached Inspiration Point. (Often 500 people per hour have used the trail to Hidden Falls. The hike up into Cascade Canyon is probably the most popular in Grand Teton National Park, sometimes crowded, but not if you get up earlier and walk a little farther than most of the hikers. This is the view of Cascade Canyon from a turnout on the one way road along Jenny Lake, labeled Photo below from the shore of Jenny Lake looking across at Cascade Canyon © E J Peiker