Overview:  Take advantage of winter int he parks and joins a ranger naturalist for a guided snowshoe walk through the park. Learn about wildlife winter habits and winter ecology. the best way to enjoy the park in the wintertime. The roads of Grand Teton National Park stay groomed most of mid-December to late March.

When: The walks take place during the winter season in GTNP. As snow and conditions permit. Late December to mid-March.

Where: Starting at the Craig Thomas Visitor Center in Moose and may include Antelope Flats Road, Colter Bay, Taggart Lake, and Flagg Ranch.

Fees: The walk is free. But a $5 per adult and $2 per child donation is suggested for use of snowshoes.

Details: All tours begin at the Moose visitor center and can range from an easy to moderate walk. Weather permitting, some walks may be canceled due to visibility. Bring sunscreen, cold weather clothes, water and your sense of adventure! You can borrow snowshoes from the rangers for a donation price or feel free to bring your own. They can be rented nearby in the town of Jackson at several locations.