The Teton Climbers Coalition and Jenny Lake Rangers are replacing out-of-shape climbing bolts at Blacktail Butte after climber reports.
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Radio Diary: A day in the life of an avalanche forecaster
Gabrielle Antonioli’s forecasting days start at 4 a.m., when she analyzes weather and snowpack data to help keep mountain-goers safe.
Public transit in Grand Teton National Park could still be a long way off
A new study on how visitors move through the park reaffirmed the importance of cars, superintendent says.
Skijoring returns to Teton Valley, meshing cowboy and ski culture
Locals and competitors from around the Mountain West raced in the sport, which involves skiing while being pulled by a horse.
People from across the world return for Wyoming sled dog race
The Cowboy State’s sole team, led by musher Alix Crittenden, came in second — a personal best.
‘It’s gonna slide somewhere’: Tetons enter busiest search & rescue time of the year
Since the recent storm, the volunteer search & rescue team has already been swamped responding to backcountry incidents.
Hundreds of canines invade Jackson for annual sled dog race
The dogs howl and even moo with excitement as they get ready to race across Wyoming and Idaho for $165,000 dollars.
News Roundup: Idaho man survives Grand Teton avalanche
Plus, Wyoming seniors could see property tax relief, and Jackson’s housing market may be cooling down from pandemic boom.
Female mountaineers take the spotlight during AlpinFilm
The new film festival will celebrate the 100-year-anniversary of the first female ascent of the Grand Teton.
