Other things to find TRACK your hike at From Nelson Knoll you can also see the National Elk Refuge, the Snake River, plants, kidsinparks.com Hiking animals, and much more. Here are some ® more things to look for on your hike. and get FREE prizes!

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Kids in Parks Founding Partners Come back again to see This brochure will help you explore the landscape from how the view changes the valley to the mountains. and find new things. Let’s hike to the bench for a better look. The Grand View You can see the At the top of Nelson Knoll you can see for miles. There is a lot to take in, but with this guide you from here! won’t miss a thing. To the Northeast, the Teton Buck Mtn Mountains reach for the sky. To the Southeast, the view stretches to mountains beyond the Mt Owen Snake River. What can you see? Teewinot Mt Moran The Earth Moves Work of Art At 13, 775 ft, Grand Teton is The Tetons were created when the second highest peak in geological forces thrust a block of . The jagged peak Earth’s crust upwards. These are the was carved by glaciers slowly same forces that cause the volcanic flowing down its slopes. activity in Yellowstone. NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST

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I see ski slopes, aspen trees, and High School Butte These Mountains Look Different rocky buttes! The mountains on the east side of the Snake River are part of the and were formed in a different way than the Tetons. Geological forces caused layers of rock in the Earth’s crust to smash together and crumple.