The Grand Teton National Park climate varies quite a bit with elevations ranging from just over 6,000 feet to 13,770 feet at the top of the Grand Teton. In general, the park experiences cold and snowy winters, warm and dry summers, and cool and unsettled fall and spring seasons. Generally […]
Glacier National Park is one of America’s most iconic national parks and offers some of the most epic hiking and outdoor adventures. Whether you’re looking for the best weather or the most solitude, every season in Glacier has something to offer. This guide takes a look at the prevailing weather […]
Anyone who spends time hiking regularly in North America’s mountain ranges during the summer will encounter thunderstorms at some point or another. This article will teach you the basics of thunderstorm characteristics in the mountains while providing you with actionable advice for lightning safety while hiking or climbing, or any […]
Jackson Hole, Wyoming is an outdoor adventure enthusiast’s paradise — featuring two world-class national parks and some of North America’s best skiing. Not to mention several surrounding national forests and wilderness areas that allow one to easily get off the beaten path. Northwest Wyoming offers something for the outdoor explorer […]
March is spring ski season in Jackson as the days get longer and the temperatures warmer. This is a wonderful time to enjoy snow-filled activities without the frigid temperatures of mid-winter. And skiers don’t need to fear, as new snowfall and powder days still happen in March as well. If […]
February is the heart of ski season in the Tetons and a wonderful time of year to visit if you’re into snow sports. In terms of skiing and winter sports, each of the core winter months have their pros and cons relative to one another. The main advantages of visiting […]