Grand Teton National Park Rules & Regulations

To make your trip to Grand Teton National Park a safe and enjoyable one, be sure to adhere to the various Park rules and regulations.

Driving   

• Always wear your seat belt.
• Be aware of and adhere to the posted speed limits.
• Wildlife can be on the road or crossing the road at any time – keep a watchful eye out.

Wildlife Viewing  

• Stay at least 300 feet from wildlife. If you want a closer look, use binoculars.
• It is illegal to feed any and all wildlife, including squirrels and birds.
• Never get between an adult and its baby.
• Do not chase or otherwise harass wildlife.
• Be especially wary of bears. Learn about bear behavior and habitats before entering the Park.

Hiking  

• Stay on established trails.
• Horses have the ride of way on all trails.
• Stay on established trails.

Biking   

• Always wear a bicycle helmet.
• Bicycles are only allowed on roadways and not on trails.
• Always ride single file.
• Always obey the rules of the road.
• Communicate with drivers by using hand signals.

Boating   

• Life jackets are mandatory and should be worn.

Fire Prevention   

• Campfires are allowed only in designated areas.
• Fireworks and other pyrotechnic devices are prohibited at all times in the park.