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A classic by any route, the Grand Teton forms the centerpiece of one of the West's most dramatic ranges. 7 miles and 5,000 vertical feet of hiking bring you to the Lower Saddle of the Grand, a breathtaking perch for a campsite, but don't expect much sleep once the evening wind kicks in. The easier routes, including the Owen-Spaulding and the Upper Exum, offer great adventure value for the inexperienced climber to second. The summit offers an exhilarating 360 view; Jackson Hole ski area looks like a molehill from up there

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alexjoseph • Jul 21, 2007
A big thanks to all my donors who made this ...

AdventureDoc • Jul 29, 2012
Amazing sunrise views from the west face.

AdventureDoc • Jul 29, 2012
Rock climbing school on day 2.

AdventureDoc • Jul 29, 2012
Some serious storms at high camp over those four days.

AdventureDoc • Jul 29, 2012
Entering Garnet Canyon. Middle Teton is lit up behind me.

AdventureDoc • Jul 29, 2012
40in40 • Jul 29, 2012
40in40 • Jul 29, 2012
40in40 • Jul 29, 2012
40in40 • Jul 29, 2012
40in40 • Jul 29, 2012
The Grand Teton from the Lower Saddle

alpinedon • Aug 5, 2010
Myself and Harold Hall on the summit of the Grand

alpinedon • Aug 5, 2010
Idaho Tetons

pclimber • Jul 18, 2009
My second summit of The Grand. This time solo via ...

JohnTYoung • Aug 9, 2009
At the top of the Grand!

scott • Aug 2, 2008

Grand Teton SUMMIT LOG peakery first ascent by scott

31 people report climbing or hiking to the summit, most recently on Aug 22, 2012. Below are trip reports and shared pictures from their climbs. Based on the summit log, the most popular climbing routes and hiking trails to the summit are Owen-Spaulding, Upper Exum Ridge and Pownall-Gilkey.