Live from Grand Teton National Park – Teton Range Webcam

This live stream from the Grand Teton Foundation brings you views from Grand Teton National Park in north-western Wyoming.

The park protects the Teton Range, a young and dramatic chain of peaks that rises abruptly from the floor of Jackson Hole without foothills, crowned by the Grand Teton. Below the mountains lie glacial lakes such as Jenny Lake and Jackson Lake, sagebrush flats and the winding Snake River, home to elk, bison, moose, pronghorn and grizzly bears.

What you'll see

• The Teton peaks and their changing light
• Clouds and storms over the range
• Snowy winters and green summers

Grand Teton National Park was established in 1929 and expanded in 1950 to include much of the valley, with help from land purchased by John D. Rockefeller Jr. The Grand Teton Foundation is the park's philanthropic partner, funding trails, wildlife research and visitor projects. Sunrise often paints the peaks pink, a favourite moment for photographers. The stream is provided by GrandTetonFoundation.