Audio Guide - Grand Teton & Yellowstone
by Satya
A comprehensive audioguide for your visit to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. This is the start of a grand journey, one that will take us through sweeping valleys, majestic peaks, and an awe-inspiring display of nature's grandeur.
Episodes
-
49 Winchester - Last Call
Final Music
-
11. Finale
As we prepare to bid farewell to these majestic peaks, we turn to the realm of poetry, where the park's raw beauty has been immortalized in eloquent verse.
-
10. Formation of the NPS
Today, we'll discuss the formation of the National Park Service and its early efforts to protect and manage Grand Teton National Park.
-
09. Jenny Lake, Inspiration Point, Signal Mountain
Today, we'll guide you to some must-see spots, including Jenny Lake and Inspiration Point.
-
08. Jackson Hole
Let's descend into the valley floor and explore a place at the heart of the park's human and natural history - Jackson Hole.
-
Lainey Wilson - Smell Like Smoke
Musical Interlude
-
07. Wildlife Encounters
Today, let's meet some of the park's most charismatic residents – its mammals.
-
06. The Role of Conservation
Today, we'll recount the tale of how this extraordinary land came to be protected as a National Park.
-
05. A Source of Inspiration for Artists
The majestic landscapes of these national parks have been a source of inspiration for artists since their creation.
-
Myron Wlkins - Wrong Side of the River
Musical interlude
-
04. Human History in the Tetons
Explore the cultures of Native American tribes who were the earliest known residents of the region and understand the influence of European settlers and the modern era.
-
03. Geological Wonders - Glaciation
Explore the impact of glaciers on the park's landscape.
-
02. Geological Wonders - The Teton Range
Discuss the geologic processes that formed these stunning peaks, including plate tectonics.
-
01. Introduction to Grand Teton
Our tale begins with a name. Grand Teton. It soars over the landscape at a staggering height of 13,775 feet, the highest peak of the Teton Range.