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Photo of the Day – Backpacking in Death Canyon

09/12/13 – After a night on Fox Creek Pass, Bo, Kate and Kathleen make their way out Death Canyon in Grand Teton National Park.

Sunrise on the way up the Middle Teton

08/25/13 – Blake Cash checks out the sun rising on the saddle of the Middle Teton as he rests on the way to the top of the third highest peak in Grand Teton National Park. Stay tuned for more photos and a Hundred Days post of the crews ascent of the Middle.

Summer Release

View the 2013 updates to Trail Maps+ available exclusively on www.themountainpulse.com. Features include mobile ready Google Maps and more.

7th Annual Jackson Hole Disc Golf Tournament

Disc golfers unite! The 7th Annual Jackson Hole Sports Disc Golf tournament debuts on a brand NEW 18 hole course layout in Teton Village.

Teton Crest Trail

07/31/12 – Backpackers descend into the South Fork of Cascade Canyon on the Teton Crest Trail in Grand Teton National Park. Stay tuned this week for more photos from The Mountain Pulse’s backcountry trek.

Snow King Resort - July 7th 2012

Preview the Outerlocal Summer Games featuring climbing, mountain biking, trail running, paragliding, expo promenade, live music and more.

06/14/12

Photo of the Day – A Good Day For A Hike

06/14/12 – Ali Vitale and Jedd Johnston get out for an afternoon hike to catch a nice view of the valley below. The Bridger-Teton National Forest provides access to numerous trails with easy access from the town of Jackson.

BackcountryRide 2.0

Jackson Hole based entrepreneurs take digital transportation solutions global with an update BackcountryRide.com

May 31 - June 3

The Teva Mountain Games is the largest competitive gathering for adventure sports in the mountain west. We preview the 11th annual festival, and look to OuterLocal Summer Games on the horizon.

Hundred Days – The Essential Work of Bridger-Teton National Forest

Recently, representatives from the Bridger-Teton National Forest took time to educate the community about their efforts to construct and maintain trails in the Greater Teton Region.