Mormon Row
What could give more of a feel of the Old West than Mormon Row in Grand Teton National Park? A ghost town such as Mormon Row offers you an insightful look into the thoughts and culture of earlier times. The perfect place to visit on your Grand Teton vacation!
Mormon Row was originally homesteads along the Jackson-Moran Road close to the southeast corner of Grand Teton National Park. The rural landscape contains early farms as well as the remains for this Mormon settlement in Jackson Hole. The Teton Mountains rise in the background, with spectacular beauty.
The roads are designed for four-wheel drive, and the climate is inviting in the summer. Late summer and early fall are the best times to come. Inside Grand Teton National Park, Mormon Row is one site you must see. Four families settled here in 1889, making the valley change from the rough and tough area it had become. You'll see the buildings left from the old days as well as the remains of a water irrigation system. It's of interest to those who love learning the history of our fabulous country. It is smart to bring your camera to capture some of this historical scene.
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