When we left our Yellowstone adventure (see my previous posts), we drove south through the Grand Tetons on our way to Rocky Mountain National Park. Would I recommend you do this? NO! You should spend more than one day and take in the beauty of the Grand Tetons. However, if you are like us and are just passing through, I have the following suggestions for what you can do to make the most of your day in the Tetons.
Jenny Lake
We met a couple in Yellowstone who highly recommended seeing Jenny Lake and it was worth the trip. It is a scenic lake with several viewpoints on Jenny Lake Scenic Drive, just off the main Teton Park Road. Stop at the viewpoints along the scenic drive as well. For
example, you will have a great view of the Cathedral Group, which includes the Grand Teton Peak.
Teton Glacier
Yes, as you drive through the Tetons, you will see glaciers. Be sure to stop at the Teton Glacier viewpoint. The glacier sits between Grand Teton and Mount Owen, two peaks of the Cathedral Group. This glacier is melting and will someday disappear.
Menor’s Ferry Historic District
This area is significant because it contains Maud Noble’s cabin, where the first meeting was held which eventually led to the development of the Grand Teton National Park. The area also contains Menor’s original homestead cabin, outbuildings, smokehouse, a
general store store (where you can still shop – try the home brewed root beer), his ferry site (he ferried people back and forth across the adjacent snake river) and the Chapel of the Transfiguration. There 
is a window behind the altar with a stunning view of the Tetons. It’s still in use.
Jackson Hole Aerial Tram
Jackson Hole mountain resort has an aerial tram that will, for kind of a steep fee, take you up the mountainside. Your destination is the summit of Rendezvous Mountains at over 10,400 feet. The view was worth it, but be careful. It was incredibly windy. Don’t 
get too close to the edge when taking your photos or you may be blown right over. You will have a great view of the Grand Teton Peak.
We were also fortunate to spot a mama moose and her baby in the trees by the side of the road on our way out.
Wander Woman 