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While much of the Grand Teton National Park is paved, there is a rare off-roading opportunity on the River Road. Join buffalo and elk along the Snake River.

While much of the Grand Teton National Park is paved, there is a rare off-roading opportunity on the River Road. Join buffalo and elk along the Snake River. This 12-mile gravel and boulder route winds through tall grasses and sagebrush with clear views to spot wildlife and the Grand Teton Mountain Range constantly visible in the background.

Though we did spot a compact car attempting the route, I have a feeling they turned around at a certain, steep boulder covered descent. Otherwise, any rig with moderate clearance and 4-wheel drive should be fine, weather permitting.

UPDATE: As of June, 2017, the River Road has been closed as portions have crumbled into the Snake River.

While much of the Grand Teton National Park is paved, there is a rare off-roading opportunity on the River Road. Join buffalo and elk along the Snake River.
Dodgy on the River Road.

While much of the Grand Teton National Park is paved, there is a rare off-roading opportunity on the River Road. Join buffalo and elk along the Snake River.
Herd of bison grazing in grassland between the River Road and the Snake River.
While much of the Grand Teton National Park is paved, there is a rare off-roading opportunity on the River Road. Join buffalo and elk along the Snake River.
A surprised Pronghorn grazing along the River Road.

While much of the Grand Teton National Park is paved, there is a rare off-roading opportunity on the River Road. Join buffalo and elk along the Snake River.
Sage and grassland spread out to the Teton Mountain Range.
While much of the Grand Teton National Park is paved, there is a rare off-roading opportunity on the River Road. Join buffalo and elk along the Snake River.
Lone Pronghorn wandering grassland.
While much of the Grand Teton National Park is paved, there is a rare off-roading opportunity on the River Road. Join buffalo and elk along the Snake River.
Lone bison wandering the grassland around River Road.

Lexi lives in a truck camper down by the river.

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