grand teton in panorama

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First created 22 Nov 2010. Version 1.0 London Jerry Tse All rights reserved Grand Teton in Panorama

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Oxbow Bend Willow Flats The Teton Range Or click on photo to see the panorama Index Automatic advance start in 8 sec. Snake River Jackson Lake Lower Schwabacher

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Willow Flats

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Jackson Lake

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Teton Range

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Lower Schwabach

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Snake River

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Oxbow Bend

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Grand Teton The Grand Teton National Park is south of the famous Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA. It takes its name from the magnificent Grand Teton mountain range on the east side of the park. It became a national park in 1929, after John D Rockefeller Jr bought up land in the area and turned it into a National Park. The origin of the name ‘Teton’ was probably given by the French trappers in the area. ‘Teton’ means breasts in French. The age of the Teton Range is only some 9 million years ago. Although some material of the range date back to 2500 million years old. The Teton Range is some of the youngest mountains in the world. The nearby Rocky Mountain is 70 million years old. The Grand Teton National Park is located in the heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, one of the largest intact temperate zone ecosystems remain on the planet. Click to end

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The End Music - Qarwa Yaku (Sound of the Nature), a Native American Song, composed by Alborada, performed by Amawa.

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Oxbow Bend Willow Flats The Teton Range Or click on photo to see the panorama Index Automatic advance start in 6 sec. Snake River Jackson Lake Lower Schwabacher

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Willow Flats

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Jackson Lake

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Teton Range

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Lower Schwabach

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Snake River

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Oxbow Bend

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The End Music - Qarwa Yaku (Sound of the Nature), a Native American Song, composed by Alborada, performed by Amawa.