The Tetons run for approximately 40 miles in a north-south direction, beginning south of Yellowstone National Park. The Grand Teton is the highest peak in this range, and it reaches 13,775-feet in the air. The eastern side of this range, the part in the Grand Tetons National Park, does not have foothills because this relatively young range sits on the Teton fault. Showcase the beauty of this range with Teton posters.
The Tetons run for approximately 40 miles in a north-south direction, beginning south of Yellowstone National Park. The Grand Teton is the highest peak in this range, and it reaches 13,775-feet in the air. The eastern side of this range, the part in the Grand Tetons National Park, does not have foothills because this relatively young range sits on the Teton fault. Showcase the beauty of this range with Teton posters.
