Jenny Lake is one of the most visited areas of Grand Teton National Park, if not the most visited. And for good reason. Easy and moderate trails provide access to some of the most stunning views in the park, so it’s no wonder that the area is frequented by locals and visitors alike.… Keep reading...
It had been years since I last enjoyed the wilderness from within a tent, especially a mountain wilderness. After undergoing major life changes, I was ready to get the backpack on once again, and sleep among the local wildlife. With snow still thick in the higher elevations, my first choice was the Lower Paintbrush Camping Zone in the Teton Mountains of Grand Teton National Park, also known as, my home.… Keep reading...
The dead of winter is always a beautiful time in Jackson Hole. During this January we were in the midst of consistent below-average temperatures with above-average snow. As a result, I did my best to head out and capture some of the wildlife and landscapes of the area.… Keep reading...
Comet Neowise put on one of the best night sky shows for years back in 2020. The spectacular event peaked as it approached closer to the sun, becoming much more visible in the evening skies. It captured the inspiration of everyone on the planet who had a decent view of it.… Keep reading...
The Milky Way Galaxy is one of the most awe-inspiring reasons for preserving night skies. Sought out by photographers all over the world, dark sky places are a gold mine for good night sky photography.… Keep reading...
The History Trail is a 3.8 mile trail that parallels Old Pass Road up to Teton Pass. Though I’ve hiked segments of the trail many times before, I had never hiked the full trail. I took the opportunity to also see what kind of birds I would find along the way, knowing it wasn’t a very active birding location.… Keep reading...