Grand Teton National Park Word Search

Tap a letter to start, then tap the last letter of the word to find it. Or tap a word in the bar to hunt for it — clues are below the grid.

• MOOSE The biggest deer on Earth. Look for one standing in the willows at the edge of the water.
• TETON The name of the range that lifts straight off the valley with no hills in front of it.
• JENNY The lake named for a Shoshone woman who helped the 1872 survey through this valley.
• HIDDEN ______ Falls, a 100-foot cascade one mile round trip from the west boat dock.
• SHUTTLE The boat across Jenny Lake. It saves about two miles of flat walking each way.
• COLTER The bay on Jackson Lake with a marina, a swim beach, and a visitor center.
• JACKSON The park's largest lake, a natural lake raised by a 39-foot dam.
• CASCADE The canyon behind Jenny Lake where Hidden Falls drops.
• GRIZZLY Shoulder hump, dished face. Stay 100 yards away and carry bear spray.
• MORAINE The ridge of rock and dirt a glacier drops at its front end.
• GLACIER Up to 11 of these are still active in the park, and they are retreating.
• SHOSHONE One of the nations whose people hunted and gathered in this valley for thousands of years.
• SAGEBRUSH The gray-green shrub covering the valley floor. Pronghorn and sage grouse eat it.
• PRONGHORN It walks up to 150 miles between summer and winter range, on a route parts of which are 6,000 years old.
• ROCKEFELLER The family that bought valley ranchland in secret and gave it to the park.