Backpacking/Camping in Jackson Hole, WY

Take a short, mellow hike along Green River Lake to Slide Creek Falls, then through lush meadows to a steep section of switchbacks along Slide Creek to reach Slide Lake, one of the hidden gems of the Bridger Wilderness.

The Gros Ventres might not be as famous as the Tetons, but they are a vaster range.

Alaska Basin is a favorite among many Jackson Hole locals. Whether taking advantage of some of the wonderful camping spots with an overnight trip, or simply going out for a long day hike or run, you're sure to find something to suit your fancy in this gorgeous wilderness area.

Shadow Mountain offers some of the best views of the Tetons and provides excellent backpacking, hiking, and mountain biking opportunities.

The 9-mile hike to Dunanda Falls is relatively flat and easy, as well as beautiful, and the falls themselves are some of the most majestic in the world.

Icefloe Lake is the highest of all Grand Teton's lakes, and its beauty—outstanding for any altitude—is icing on the cake.

The Cirque of the Towers is a truly special destination with world-class climbing, hiking, and backpacking.

This 32-mile route along the beautiful Bechler River is one of the best ways to experience Yellowstone National Park. Though there are some logistical issues, hiking this trail is totally worth it- a great way to get away from the crowds and into the wilderness.

This 45-mile route takes hikers and backpackers through one of the world's most spectacular mountain ranges and makes sure to showcase all of the very best features and landmarks along the way.