This one’s for all you SUPers out there. After a cruise along its self-titled scenic drive, spend a tranquil day paddleboarding Jenny Lake with unrivaled views of Cascade Canyon. In late summer, a mid-week trip could ensure you get the place to yourself (aside from the occasional shuttle boat).

Whether you’re seasoned or new to the trail, this park offers breathtaking views and pristine bodies of water throughout. Taggart Lake is an easy, 3-mile out and back hike with some of the best views of the Teton Range. In early summer, you’ll be greeted by wildflowers on the Hermitage Point trail, a moderate 9.5-mile loop that features Swan Lake and the great Jackson Lake.

Safari-style tours are one of the best ways to view wildlife in Grand Teton National Park. Contribute to the preservation of delicate ecosystems while learning about the incredible species that roam this region alongside expert guides.