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Grand Teton National Park & John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway
Permits
 

SPECIAL USE PERMITS

Commercial Filming & Photography
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Weddings

Fees
$50.00
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RECREATION PERMITS

Backcountry Permits
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Boating & Floating Permits
Motorboats are permitted on Jenny (10 horsepower maximum) and Jackson lakes. Human-powered vessels are permitted on Jackson, Jenny, Phelps, Emma Matilda, Two Ocean, Taggart, Bradley, Bearpaw, Leigh and String lakes. Sailboats, water skiing and windsurfers are allowed only on Jackson Lake. For motorized craft, the fee is $20 for a 7-day permit and $40 for an annual permit; for non-motorized craft, the fee is $10 for a 7-day permit and $20 for an annual permit. Jet skis are prohibited on all waters within the park. Permits may be purchased at the visitor centers in Moose, Jenny Lake or Colter Bay. More>>

Climbing Permits
A permit is not required for climbing in Grand Teton National Park; however, you must obtain a permit when staying overnight in the backcountry.
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Bodie James Ripple is a heeler mix
Pet safety and regulations
Ensure a safe visit for your pet; learn about pet regulations.
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Blue flax flower, Photo by Sarah Zenner
Backpacking in the park
Learn about overnight camping in the backcountry.
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kayak on Jackson Lake
Outdoor Activities
There is something for everyone at Grand Teton--explore outdoor opportunities in the park.
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Mt. Moran in July  

Did You Know?
Did you know that the black stripe, or dike, on the face of Mount Moran is 150 feet wide and extends six or seven miles westward? The black dike was once molten magma that squeezed into a crack when the rocks were deep underground, and has since been lifted skyward by movement on the Teton fault.

Last Updated: August 28, 2007 at 15:37 EST