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WYOMING, IDAHO | Mountain Bike Tour

GRAND TETONS MOUNTAIN BIKE TOUR

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Mountain Biking

Private Tours and Custom ToursSolos, Couples & Friends
Departure: Jackson, WY
Tour Offered: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Departs On: Monday

Duration: 5 Days
Lodging: First-Class Camping or Casual Inns
Fitness Level: 3-5
Technical Level: 3-5
Elevation Range: 6,000 - 10,000 ft.

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Overview

It is the striking visage of the Grand Tetons that sets it apart from the rest of the Rocky Mountains. Only 40-miles long by ten-miles wide, this relatively small segment of the Rockies is also the youngest. Unlike other ranges in the Rockies, the Tetons have not been around long enough to acquire the foothills, or softer lines shaped by centuries of erosion. The Grand Teton National Park and adjoining National Forest protect this unique geographical feature, which peaks out at 13,770 feet; not to mention the wildlife, wildly lush subalpine meadows, and rich recreation opportunities we savor.

Our mountain bike tour hugs four distinct regions around cowboy-artsy Jackson Hole and the surrounding Teton Range. On the valley floor, in the “hole” surrounded by mountains, we ride the rolling prairie trails of Antelope Flats. To the east, we loop around through the Red Hills/Gros Ventre area on the Ditch Creek Trail. From here, directly across the valley and south of the Teton Mountains, we can see the Munger Trails. And to the west, on the Idaho side of the Tetons, we enjoy the 600-acre Grand Targhee Resort in Alta, Wyoming, descending purpose-built singletrack for an afternoon. The first DH-specific destination in the Tetons, the Grand Targhee’s 70-miles of multi-use trails spans gentle-banked cruising to tighter, XC singletrack to more challenging trails. Lift access delivers 2200-vertical feet of downhill riding.

Each glorious morning, set against the dramatic Tetons, we’ll traverse peaks, cirques, U-shaped canyons and glacial lakes. Sweeping through big mountain ecosystems, we’ll pass crossing moose, elk, Pika and Yellow Bellied Marmot habitat, among others. More experienced mountain bikers will be well-equipped for the Tetons inspiring elevations and dynamic trails!

Day 1 | Shadow Mountain and Teton National Park

Meet-up late morning in Jackson, at The Lodge at Jackson Hole. Departing from the base of the Jackson Hole resort, we’ll shuttle approximately 20-miles north into the 3.4-million acre Bridger-Teton National Forest, America’s third largest national forest (outside Alaska). At the trailside, we’ll enjoy lunch, indulge in informal introductions; then it’s ride time. Our introductory ride in the Tetons unfolds on Shadow Mountain. A 12-mile loop system, Shadow Mountain is rated a four-star/intermediate trail. In terms of profile, Shadow Mountain peaks out at 8213-ft. elevation; we’ll climb 1493-ft, and drop an equal degree. But what you can’t quantify are the unparalleled views of the Tetons, looming just across the Snake River from our route: a phenomenally gorgeous sweep, the shark’s teeth of the Tetons soaring into enormous azure-colored skies Incredibly, Lewis and Clark missed these by turns formidable and frigid mountains, conspicuous for their absence from the famous voyager’s notes and journals. Our treads suffer no such oversight, digging into full figured bank turns and perfectly buffed singletrack on the far end, leading up to a van pickup at the trailhead. With today’s ride complete, we’ll shuttle into the eastern section of 310,044-acre Teton National Park. The latter is home to not only the 2000-lb bison, but also North America’s smallest bird: the Calliope Hummingbird, its weight equivalent to two paper clips. Besides plucky birds to bison herds, if luck is with us we might also sight moose.

If you’re among our camping tour contingent, we’ll shuttle nine-miles to the Atherton campground along Lower Slide Lake, a wildly scenic if superb habitat for Spotted cutthroat trout and Mountain Whitefish within the Bridger-Teton National Forest. For the next two nights, we’ll base at 7,000-ft, alongside the two-mile long by half-mile wide lake. A landslide on the Gros Ventre River created the latter in June 1925, when 50-million cubic yards of earth gave way. Only 15-minutes from the Grand Targhee resort, Atherton not only affords great wildlife viewing—predominantly elk and moose—but the kind of solitude that’s rare at National Park campgrounds.

Day 2 | Ditch Creek

From camp, we’ll lock directly onto this loop, primarily an all-mountain/x-country course. Even during spring’s enormous runoffs, the creek we’ll cross and parallel never reaches more than two feet deep. Starting out at 8148-ft, the small ring work delivers our kind of compensation package: all manner of spectacular views of the Tetons, a geologic virtuosity. Today’s route climbs along the west side of the Red Hills, which look directly onto 13,770-ft. Grand Teton, the high point in the massif. Segueing onto a dirt road, we summit Ditch Creek; then descend via the Middlefork Trail. Linking onto the Jackson Hole ski/bike resort, Middlefork sweeps past Rendezvous Mountain, the 10,927-ft. ridge on the northwest face of the Tetons, half of which shades Grand Teton National Park; the other half contained within Bridger-Teton National Forest. With great gusto, the last leg of this loop plays out on Horsetail Creek. From a peak of 8813-ft., Horsetail descends 1986-ft. Picture a smooth fun span of switchbacks set to a Swiss Alps-like backdrop. We “tail” it all the way back to camp, trying to keep count of the “wows” .

Day 3 | Jackson and Teton National Park

Today’s adventure begins with a shuttle into Teton National Park. Our day unfolds with visits to a few of our favorite sites in the National Park, including the Old Church and Jenny Lake. Subsequently, we’ll sit down to lunch in Jackson. Thereafter the afternoon is all yours: either to sample the local shops and artisan crafts; or venture out on your own, choosing any number of select epic trails. Bear in mind, there are four bike shops serving the 4000 locals, not to mention the untold thousands of visitors to Teton Valley. Here in Wydaho—what locals call the border-sharing region—mountain biking isn’t as much a sport as it is culture, central to their very outdoorsy Intermountain West lifestyle. From Driggs to Victor, Idaho, wonderfully understated backcountry towns, the BBQ, burger and smoothie joints put out the welcome mat for mountain bikers. That vibe or mindset carries over to the many miles of truly fetching, purpose built single track. Confer with local guides to dial in the best trail for an afternoon out ‘n back. Closing out the day, we shuttle over the Idaho border to Driggs, hometown of the Grand Targhee Resort, on the west side of the Tetons. There we’ll layover the following two nights.

Day 4 | Grand Targhee Idaho

Day Four sees us surging beneath the grand shadows of Teton National Park, on the west side of the mountain range. More specifically: to Alta, Wyoming (42-miles northwest of Jackson), home to the Grand Targhee Bike Park. Once the 400 to 500-inch snowpack fades, Grand Targhee’s 70-miles of x-country trails reemerge, transforming into yawning wildflower meadows. While the resort’s more vertical propositions assume the shape of long, lift-serviced downhill bombs. At its core, the Grand Targhee Resort narrative is that of a pioneer: the first downhill mountain bike destination in the Tetons. But that’s only one side of an emergent, multifaceted gemstone. Once you factor in the incredible trail networks between Teton Pass and the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, the larger Wydaho region begins to come on like the next Moab: a do-everything, smartly outfitted mountain bike mecca. Inasmuch, if Grand Targhee and the Tetons have an ace-in-the-hole, it’s optimum summer months borne of enviable high latitudes. When weather maps show a red-orange heat sink enveloping the Western third of North America, Wydaho arguably serves up the most rider-friendly climes in the lower 48. Today, those desirable conditions greet you on Grand Targhee’s multi-use trails. Whatever your riding style or level of competency, Targhee checks all the boxes: gentle, banked cruisers; tight, twisty sidewinders; Flintstone’s like downhill courses; supremo hero drops; as well as long-winded, x-country routes. Today we’ll sample from the Grand Targhee version of a prix fixe multicourse;

I. Action Jackson, four-to-five miles of quick transitions; big-wide berms that give way to rocky segments that flow into flat rip ‘n grip stretches. Action Jackson ultimately peaks out at 8312-ft.

II. .38-Special. Rated 4.6/5 stars, viewed profile-wise, 38-Special looks like an X-ray or CT scan of one’s intestine: a lengthy stretch of tightly wound turns and wicked sharp switchbacks. A three-mile point-to-point, 38-Special peaks out at 8950-ft, its average grade a rather agreeable 7%. Moreover, if you’re in need of an epic selfie, or new Facebook portrait, this is your go-to. Think shot back over the trail, evergreens to either side of frame, Tetons absolutely tearing at the sky behind you.

III. Ain’t Life Grand, the resort’s highest elevation x-country trail, ALG peaks out at 9153-ft. Called a “Lollypop loop”, this route suits beginners to intermediate types, rolling through tight Aspen groves only to ascend high, raw ridgebacks. In terms of pitch, ALG’s maximum grade reaches 21.4%, ascending a hair short of 200-ft while descending 204-ft. Beyond this jaunty trio lies some of the most-imaginatively named, if not wicked tasty singletrack in all the Interior West: Fuzzy Bunny to Candyland, Rush Hour to Lithium, from Jimmy’s Mom and Spooky, to Putt-Putt and Bullwinkle.

Day 5 | Munger Mountain

Our final ride could be defined as something of a victory lap: a triumphal celebration of an epic Teton tour, though via the throttle back, super enjoyable Munger Mountain loop. Rated between 4.2 and a full 5/5, Munger Mountain, reduced to a schematic unfolds akin to a figure eight. Topo-wise, Munger is spiked by two climbs. Peaking out at 7100-ft., we’ll gain 1500-ft. of climbing, while dropping 1400-ft. before resolving into some short, more techie stretches. This network looms south of Jackson and Wilson, offering an a la carte selection of additional loops. Emerging from big, dense Pine and Aspen groves between a beautiful blur of high meadows, we’ll enjoy lunch alongside the trail. Then its closeout time, shuttling back to Jackson, a van full of dirt heroes: all ear-to-ear smiles, softening lines around the eyes, trading and sharing their respective “best” moments.

Authorized Permittee of the National Park Service.

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Lodging

Night 1 & 2: Parkway Inn | Jackson, WY

125 N Jackson St
Jackson, WY 83001

Situated just three blocks from Historic Jackson Town Square, Parkway Inn is in an ideal boutique hotel in Jackson Hole to enjoy all activities and happenings offered in Jackson Hole and to explore Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.

Night 3 & 4: Teton Peaks Resort | Tetonia, ID

2901 Egbert Ave
Tetonia, ID 83452

Teton Peaks Resort offers hotel rooms, glamping, and RV sites near the Tetons and Yellowstone—perfect for outdoor adventure and mountain escapes. Nestled in the heart of the breathtaking Teton Valley, Teton Peaks Resort offers a unique escape just minutes from Driggs and near the iconic Jackson Hole in tranquil Tetonia, Idaho.

First-Class Camping

The food tastes better, the sky is certainly bigger, and your mind is clearer.

There is nothing better than rolling into camp to fresh made chips and salsa, homemade guacamole, and Dutch oven enchiladas. Then making your way to a sweet and inviting campfire, sharing your favorite anecdote or image from the day’s activities while marshmallows roast. Inside your tent: a sturdy raised cot, fluffy sleeping bag, and a plush full size pillow. Wow. You earned this. Sweet dreams.

We choose well-maintained public campgrounds with scenic vistas and comfortable arrangements. You’ll move seamlessly from one day of your trip to the next, camping outdoors and enjoying wildly healthy, delicious homemade meals.

The majority of our selected campgrounds feature indoor facilities and showers. Conversely, in more remote backcountry camping scenarios, we’ll provide portable toilets and private solar showers.

Camping gear may be rented or you may bring your own. All of our camping gear is tested and hand-chosen from top manufacturers to ensure you get a good nights’ sleep. Our camp gear package includes a tent, sleeping pad, raised cot, sleeping bag, sleeping bag liner, full size pillow, and ground tarp.

While we do our best to bring you the above hotel accommodations, lodging may vary depending on your departure date. Call us at 1.800.596.2953 for more details.

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Activities

This Trip is Rated Fitness Levels 3-5 and Technical Levels 3-5

While every Escape Adventure trip is designed to appeal to active adventure seekers, and in many cases, particular skill levels, there is always a different idea of what that exactly means. That is why we have designed the chart below to help make sure you join the proper tour. We know your pace may vary from one day to the next—and your traveling companions’ may differ as well. We present a range of mileage options on each tour as well as provide support vehicles as much as possible. That way you can take a break and do as little or as much as you would like each day.

Daily Activities
Day	Activity	Easy		Moderate		Seasoned
Day	Activity	Miles	Feet Gain	Miles	Feet Gain	Miles	Feet Gain
Day 1	Mountain Biking			Moderate: 8 Miles	1334 Ft. Gain
Day 2	Mountain Biking					Seasoned: 24.7 Miles	3545 Ft. Gain
Day 3	Hiking
Day 3	Mountain Biking			Moderate: 16.7 Miles	2709 Ft. Gain
Day 4	Mountain Biking	Easy: 10 Miles	50 Ft. Gain	Moderate: 18 Miles	195 Ft. Gain	Seasoned: 19.9 Miles	2785 Ft. Gain
Day 5	Mountain Biking			Moderate: 8 Miles	1325 Ft. Gain

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Weather

Weather predictions are often unreliable, so it is best to be prepared for inclement weather. Please use the following locations when checking the weather online: Jackson, WY

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All-Inclusive Prices

All internal land expenses and services are covered in the cost of your tour. This means from the time we pick you up at our meeting point, until we drop you back off to head home, all transportation, food preparation, meals (except where noted on itineraries), snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, group supplies and community gear (portable chairs, large awnings, coolers, utensils, etc.) are included. Backcountry permits, licenses, park fees, reservations, and accommodations (lodging) are also included, along with at least two professionally trained trip leaders, a mobile first aid and mechanic station, spare bikes, and a support vehicle(s). Trip price does not include airfare, lodging prior to trip start or bicycle rental and/or camping gear (if on a camping tour) unless otherwise noted on itinerary or website.

Renting Bicycles

Not only do we run an international bike tour business, but we also own and operate a premiere bicycle store – www.LasVegasCyclery.com. We have learned over the years that every cyclist is different and prefers different types of bikes for different types of terrain. That is why we offer the best bicycles for rent in the business. If for some reason you are not happy with the quality of your rental, we will refund the cost of your entire bike rental. If you are bringing your bike with you, check with your airline’s baggage policy in advance and be sure to pack your bike accordingly. If you are shipping your bike to your destination, confirm the address with our office and allow enough time for your bike to arrive. We’re happy to help you ship your bike. Whatever you need to get the most out of your tour, we are here to make it happen.

Renting Camping Gear

We rent high-quality camping gear for all of our camping tours. These include a tent, sleeping pad, raised cot, sleeping bag, sleeping bag liner, full size pillow, and ground tarp. Your Trip Leaders will always help to ensure your equipment is set up properly each night.

Camp Gear Kit Rental: $100.00

Free With Every Tour

When you join an Escape Adventures tour in 2026, you will receive a FREE custom sublimated Limited Edition Jersey!

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Mountain Bike Rentals

Make your trip as comfortable as possible on the body, as simple as possible for traveling, and hassle free on tour. By choosing to rent a bike from us, we will fit you with the newest, highest quality gear in the industry. Escape Adventures provides only high-end bicycles from Specialized. We replace our rental fleet each season to ensure all our rentals meet our high standards. All of our mountain bikes are equipped with full suspension frames and disc brakes designed for a smooth, comfortable ride. For those who are touring with a companion who may not be as fit or need a little help up the hills, we now have electric mountain bikes (electric pedal assist) available on select tours.
For multi-sport tours, daily bike rental fees are charged on mountain biking days only.

Specialized Full Suspension Mountain Bike ($70/day)

This new Specialized Full Suspension bike is the best bang for your buck! This bike features 140 mm of front and rear travel, which is plenty of cushion to soak up any bump in the trail. Visit the Specialized site for more information. Individual components on rental bikes may vary slightly. Call for more information.

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Why travel with Escape Adventures?

Our Commitment to You

For over 25 years, the hallmark of an Escape Adventures tour is personalized, hands-on service. Before, during, and after each trip. We are a company of honesty and integrity and we stand behind our product 100%. From the moment you learn of our trips, to the time you return home and start planning your next trip, we are here to bring you the best possible experience. From our Guaranteed Trip Departure Confirmation Policy, making sure your trip is never cancelled*, to our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee Policy, backing the unrivaled consistent quality of all our tours, our commitment to you is never compromised.
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Our Commitment to the Environment

Our environmental commitment is second to none. It is our way of doing business, our way of being. We run our tours the same way we run our company, with an eye on the triple bottom line: People, Profit & Planet. At Escape Adventures, we elected to pursue a more comprehensive approach to actually reduce our carbon footprint, rather than just offset it. We overhauled our entire operation — from our vehicles, to our buildings, to our procedures — to become an outdoor industry leader in the charge to help our people and our planet.

Exceptional Service and Exceptional Guides

Leading tours naturally followed from our passion of exploring our favorite places with our friends. Our support staff includes our reservation team who is there to answer your questions about the tours, our service team who prepares your bike and gear for the tour, and our guide team – the ones who take you into the great outdoors. The highest level of responsibility, good nature, integrity, and dedication are standard traits of all those who work at Escape Adventures. We are proud of it and we think you should know it.

The Best Support Vehicles

Having custom-made vehicles allows us to take you to places few other outfitters can, or will go. Every Escape Adventures tour is accompanied by at least one support vehicle, trailer, and in some cases a second and third transfer van. After purchase, we custom engineer our trucks, vans, and trailers by our on-staff mechanic to meet the unique needs of different tours. For example, certain trucks are specifically designed for The White Rim and The Maze, while others are designed for The Grand Tetons and Yellowstone. Each of our guides is required to be trained in safe vehicle operation, 4X4 driving, and basic maintenance. Our experienced guides make it look easy, transporting you and up to 12 guests, along with their bikes, fresh food, camping gear and plenty of drinking water to a remote location.

The Best Bicycles and Gear

Make your trip as comfortable as possible on the body, as simple as possible for traveling, and hassle-free on tour. By choosing to rent a bike from us, we will fit you with the newest, highest quality gear in the industry. Escape Adventures provides only high-end bicycles from Santa Cruz and Specialized. We replace our rental fleet each season to ensure all our rentals meet our standards. All of our mountain bikes are equipped with full suspension frames and disc brakes designed for a smooth, comfortable ride. For those who are touring with a companion who may not be as fit or need a little help up the hills, we now have eMountainbikes (electric pedal assist) available on select tours.

The Best Food

Our food isn’t just good, it’s good for you.

Food is a big part of the Escape Adventures experience. Our guides prepare all of your meals on our camping trips. Expect three delicious meals a day consisting entirely of freshly prepared foods. These include fresh organic fruits and vegetables as well as meats. We also have energy snacks aboard our support vehicles. Don’t be surprised if your guides purchase fresh fruits and healthy snacks throughout the day while you are out riding. They may just show up on the trail with a local treat! Many of our guests are vegans or vegetarians, whom we are more than happy to accommodate. If you have special diet requirements or limitations, just let us know when you sign-up and we’ll work with you to meet your needs.

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Since 1992, we at Escape Adventures have been blessed to shape and lead adventure travel vacations through some of the most awe-inspiring natural destinations in the world. Each successive season, our passion for adventure grows through memorable moments with our guests. Fresh air, faith, fitness and friends are the building blocks for our ventures, the treasured experiences that keep us moving forward. For those of you who have trekked and traveled with us over the past quarter century, Heather and I express our sincerest gratitude. The memories are priceless.

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Overview

Lodging

Night 1 & 2: Parkway Inn | Jackson, WY

Night 3 & 4: Teton Peaks Resort | Tetonia, ID

First-Class Camping

The food tastes better, the sky is certainly bigger, and your mind is clearer.

Activities

Daily Activities

Weather

All-Inclusive Prices

Renting Bicycles

Renting Camping Gear

Free With Every Tour

Mountain Bike Rentals

Specialized Full Suspension Mountain Bike ($70/day)

Why travel with Escape Adventures?

Our Commitment to You

Our Commitment to the Environment

Exceptional Service and Exceptional Guides

The Best Support Vehicles

The Best Bicycles and Gear

The Best Food

Scheduled Departure Dates

June 2026

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August 2026

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