Yellowstone and Teton National Parks are roughly an hour apart by car from the southern boundary of Grand Teton National Park to Yellowstone National Park on outer Highway 26/89/191 without any stops.
It is a shorter distance from the top of Jackson Lake, the northern border of Grand Teton. The scenic John D. Rockefeller Memorial Parkway joins the two parks in just 31 miles by car.
Each park offers activities.
Yellowstone National Park activities
Yellowstone offers the following activities:
Grand Teton National Park activities
Grand Teton National Park offers several activities including:
Stop by the visitor center in each park and learn about the park, pick up a park map, and more.
Of course both parks offer camping.
There are several campgrounds in and around both parks.
Campgrounds in Yellowstone include:
These campgrounds in both parks fill up quickly. It is best to make your reservation far in advance.
Some must see places in Yellowstone include:
Some must see places in Grand Teton include:
The Yellowstone National Park fees are:
The annual pass is $70.00
Vehicles with a capacity of 16 people or more that are noncommercial is $20/person
Grand Teton Entrance Fee – Private Vehicle – $35.00
Grand Teton Entrance Fee – Motorcycle – $30.00 for 7 days
Grand Teton Entrance Fee – Hiker/Biker – $20.00 for 7 days
Commercial Entrance Fees
Seating capacity of 1-6 is $25 PLUS $20 per person
Seating capacity 7-15 is $125
Seating capacity 16-25 is $200 and 26+ is $300.
Passes
Available passes are described below:
Grand Teton Annual Pass – $70.00
Interagency passes include:
Grand Teton Park is open year round.
Yellowstone Park has several districts; you can check their hours here.
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