There is not, perhaps, a more dramatic mountain range in America than the Tetons. The jagged peaks rise abruptly out of the surrounding flat terrain, separating the rolling potato farmland of Idaho from the hills and plains of Wyoming. And thanks to the absence of foothills, you can truly appreciate the majesty of these mountains. The tall range of rocky peaks would only be half as impressive, though, if they didn’t have a chain of crystal-clear, shimmering lakes at their base. They line up, one after the other in Grand Teton National Park: Taggart, Bradley, Jenny, String, Leigh. Best of […]