NATIONAL PARKS FROM LEFT: WHITEWATER RAFTING THE SNAKE RIVER, WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM; BIKING IN GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, JEFF VANUGA; HIKING IN GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM. 2 RAFT AWAY Float down the relaxing Snake River while enjoying spectacular views of dense forests and the majestic Tetons. On a guided float trip, you’ll get a lesson in Wyoming’s flora and fauna and have a chance to spot local wildlife such as moose, bison, bald eagles, elk and beavers. For adventurers seeking a bit of excitement, opt for a guided whitewa-ter excursion, which will take you through canyons and rapids. 3 PEDAL A PATH Although biking on trails is not permitted in Grand Teton National Park, cyclists are allowed to pedal on roadways. And, don’t miss a ride along the paved, multi-use pathway that stretches 8 miles from Moose Junction all the way to South Jenny Lake. To get in some off-road biking, head to nearby Jackson, a mountain-biking haven. 4 TACKLE THE TETONS Experienced and novice hikers alike will love the range of scenic trails scattered through-out the park. Beginners should try a low-elevation route, such as the 1.2-mile hike to Phelps Lake, whereas seasoned adventurers can choose a trek into Garnet Canyon. Other hikers looking for an advanced challenge should try the trail leading to Solitude Lake. The 18-mile journey starts at South Jenny Lake and winds through wildflower-filled valleys and Cascade Canyon. Escape from the herd Roam beyond Yellowstone We are your East Yellowstone Destination! Great location near Yellowstone! Home-cooked meals • Old West atmosphere Log cabin accommodations Wilderness horseback adventures & more!!! Dubois Hike. Bike. Fish. Hunt. Ride. Relax. Repeat Amy Anderson Discover Located just outside the East entrance of Yellowstone NP near Cody, WY • 307-587-9595 duboiswyoming.org 307-455-2556 Just one scenic hour east of Yellowstone/GTNP www. yellowstone-lodging .com TravelWyoming.com 29
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