Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

In a view made world famous by photographer Ansel Adams, the graceful Snake River curves toward the Teton range's dominant peaks, Middle, South, Owen, Teewinot, Nez Perce and 13,770 ft. Grand Teton. These steep granite towers, home to the Shoshone and Athapaskan peoples for centuries, teem with wild animals and intriguing history. Mountain men held wild and wooly rendezvous here in the early 1800s.