Electric bicycles(e-bikes) are considered bicycles if they have fully operable pedals and an electric motor of less than 750 watts(1hp).Bicycle riders in the park and parkway must obey the same rules and regulations that apply to motorized vehicles.Ask at a visitor center for suggestions on where to exercise your pet or visit the pets page for a brochure with recommendations and regulations for pets. Guide dogs-used for the sole purpose of aiding a person with physical disability-may travel on the pathway. Pets are not permitted on the park pathway. The multi-use pathway is closed from dusk to dawn for wildlife and public safety. Persons with physical disabilities may use other forms of electric and battery operated transportation. Please visit the Teton County website for maps of the pathway system. There is an extensive pathway system through the town of Jackson extending into Teton County. The section of the pathway along the National Elk Refuge from Jackson to Gros Ventre Road is closed from November 1 to April 30 due to elk migration. The section of pathway through Grand Teton National Park opens seasonally after snow has melted from the pathway surface and park maintenance workers have swept it. At Moose Junction the pathway follows the Teton Park Road to the South Jenny Lake area. The pathway currently extends from the town of Jackson, north to Antelope Flats Road. The multi-use pathway is designed for use by bikes, roller blades, and walkers. Ask for information about area trails at a bike shop. For mountain biking opportunities, travel into the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Be sure to follow park guidelines when biking in the park.īiking is not allowed on hiking trails in Grand Teton.

Be alert for vehicles, wildlife, and other cyclists. Ride with the direction of traffic, in a single file line. Some roads in the park have only a very narrow shoulder, or lack one altogether. This section is open to biking when the road is clear of snow but is not plowed during the winter months. The Teton Park Road is closed to vehicles between the Taggart Lake Trailhead and Signal Mountain from November 1-May 1. Road Bikingīiking is allowed on all paved roads in Grand Teton as well as the Two Ocean Lake Road and Grassy Lake Road (both gravel). With these safety tips and knowing park regulations everyone can have a great time biking in the park. Biking in Grand Teton is an exhilarating experience for both the expert and beginner. There are few things better than biking on long and winding roads, exploring pathways designed for views, and mountain fresh air to fill your lungs.

Open roads bike program