Grand Teton National Park
Below is the official Grand Teton National Park map as a jpeg and in three geocoded formats, as a GeoTIFF, as a KMZ file, and in Oruxmaps format. The official park map as a Geo PDF can be found here.
- Click to download a full resolution jpeg. The file is not geocoded.
- Click to download a GeoTiff file viewable in PDF Maps
- Click to download a KMZ file viewable in Google Earth
- Click to download an Oruxmap file (Note - in IE Right Click and choose Save Target as)
When to Go
Grand Teton is open every day of the year but almost all services are closed in the winter months. The months of June through September are the busiest in the park with visitation peaking in July. Winter visitors (December to April) are primarily cross country skiers. The third week of September is an excellent time to visit the park as the aspen are changing color and visitation is beginning to drop as children are back in school. The National Park Service maintains visitor statistics on their website here.
Monthly visitor counts (as of 2020)
Grand Teton Climate (°F)
Google Map of the Grand Teton Area
To view the map in Google Maps please click anywhere on the map above.
- Click to download a KMZ file (Note - in IE Right Click and choose Save Target as)
- Click to download a KML file (Note - KML files do not include custom icons)
- Click to download a GPX file (Note - in IE Right Click and choose Save Target as)
USGS 24K Topo Maps
Although it takes 25 topo maps to cover the full park and surrounding area, the topo maps Moose, Jenny Lake, Colter Bay, Moran, and Mount Moran cover the areas of the park most often visited.
These maps together with a merged map can be downloaded in a variety of formats by clicking or right-clicking below: