Elevation profile for the Panorama Trail
Elevation and route courtesy of Route Scout
Distance: 6.6 miles
Difficulty: Easy or Moderate
Best time of year: Fall, Winter, Spring Continue reading “Panorama Trail”
A Harbinger of Fall!: Moose Stripping His Velvet Covered Antlers.
Short-lived, yet captivating to experience!
Shiras Moose (Wyoming Moose) grow and pamper their delicate velvet covered antlers in August. They often begin stripping the velvet during the last few days of August, into the Labor Day Weekend, and even a few days beyond. The yearly stripping event for each bull takes place over a precious short window of time! Continue reading “A Harbinger of Fall!: Moose Stripping His Velvet Covered Antlers.”
September 2016 Daily Journal of Photos & Comments for Grand Teton National Park & JH
“September: Fall’s amazing transformation”
- Black Bears have been spotted on the Moose-Wilson Road, but less often this year than last. New rules are in place on the road.
- Keep an eye on a “sister page” during September: Foliage Reports September/October 2016 :
- Deadmans Bar Road, parking area and ramp will be closed beginning at 8:00 a.m. on October 3
September 30, 2016 – Friday
Foliage Reports September/October 2016 :
Jackson Hole & Grand Teton National Park
During September, I’ll work on two pages simultaneously. This September Foliage 2016 post will contain more specific information about the ever changing foliage status in the area. The September 2016 Daily Journal of Photos & Comments for Grand Teton National Park & JH Page will contain some foliage information, but will focus more on wildlife and landscapes. You’ll want to go to both regularly. Continue reading “Foliage Reports September/October 2016 :”