Why you should visit Grand Teton National Park in the winter Melanie Lieberman © Provided by The Points Guy
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Towering over the valley of Jackson Hole in northwestern Wyoming, the spiny ridge of the Teton Range is the focal point of Grand Teton National Park.
During the peak summer months, the national park can see nearly 800,000 visitors. But travelers who brave the cold and snow are rewarded with a far more intimate experience. In February of this year, just over 53,000 people visited the parkland.
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