Hikers love Grand Teton National Park for its majestic alpine vistas and pristine lakes that give opportunity for unforgettable wild adventures. You can work up a sweat on some of the most beautiful hiking trails in the US, then cool off on a rafting trip or wild dip.
A new project at Taggart Lake, a much-loved area of the wildlife-rich park, aims to "create a more welcoming, accessible, and sustainable experience" by improving trails, access and facilities. Ground has been broken on the $8.5 million project, which will create smoother dirt trails, accessible restrooms, new parking and improved connections (such as transitions between trails and wooden bridges) for people with mobility challenges.
