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For whatever reason, we ended up waking later in Grand Teton than we did in Yellowstone.
It was probably because our site at Yellowstone didn't have much shade, meaning the bright
morning sun quickly heated up our tent each morning there. Plus, it was just a noisier
campground. Finally, it was also a bit cooler in Grand Teton than in Yellowstone, at least
in the mornings.
After breakfast, we drove about 40 minutes south and hiked to
Leigh Lake and Bearpaw Lake.
After the hike, we stopped at Colter Bay for some ice cream and groceries. We also visited
the visitor center, picking up junior ranger booklets for the kids. We also stopped by the
store and picked up some citronella candles to help with the mosquitoes. Then we returned
to camp. After dinner, we walked down to the beach on the edge of Jackson Lake and threw
rocks in the water (trying to avoid getting bitten by mosquitoes while doing so). Then
we helped the kids with their junior ranger booklets by the campfire.
Jackson Lake from Lizard Creek Campground
Jackson Lake from Lizard Creek Campground
Jackson Lake from Lizard Creek Campground
Green hills above Jackson Lake
Green hills above Jackson Lake
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