Grand Teton National Park Climbing & Backcountry Information: DRYING CONDITIONS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY - JULY 28, 2015

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DRYING CONDITIONS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY - JULY 28, 2015

Most of the standard routes in the high country are in good shape. Axe and crampons not needed but for some of the higher, shady terrain.

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Climbing and mountaineering are inherently dangerous pursuits. This website is not a substitute for good judgment. Mountain pass and climbing route conditions and photos will be updated whenever possible but should not be solely relied upon. Please stop in and see us at the Jenny Lake Ranger Station when you're in the area or give us a call at 307.739.3343. We’re open 8-5pm MST early June through Labor Day weekend.