Jackson Hole Mountain Guides & Climbing

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GUIDES SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT LEARN MORE Business Listings Exum Mountain Guides   Moose, WY Visit Web Site »    Quick Contact Info » One of the top professional climbing guide services in the USA, Exum Mountain Guides has provided mountain adventures for beginning, intermediate and advanced climbers since 1926. In addition to their famous climbing schools, one-day climbs, and Grand Teton adventures, Exum offers a rainbow of other guided mountaineering programs for individuals, kids,... More »   Jackson Hole Mountain Guides   Jackson, WY Visit Web Site »    Quick Contact Info » Discover the rugged and beautiful high alpine environment of Grand Teton National Park with America’s most experienced wilderness leaders - the Jackson Hole Mountain Guides. Our staff are dedicated to providing you with personalized care and expert instruction. From basic climbing classes to ascents of the Grand Teton... More »   Business Listings Skinny Skis   Jackson, WY Visit Web Site »    Quick Contact Info » Skinny Skis is a specialty sports shop featuring the finest gear and clothing for cross country skiing, mountaineering, backpacking, hiking and running. The quality gear is only surpassed by the friendly and knowledgeable staff! Open daily just off the Town Square.   Teton Mountaineering   Jackson, WY Visit Web Site »    Quick Contact Info » Jackosn's premier mountaineering store. Specializing in nordic skiing, climbing, hiking equipment and clothing. Let our experience in the mountains benefit your mountain experience.   Overview Although most of the summits and routes in the range were first scaled during the first 40 years of the century, some of the most difficult routes are still only climbed by a handful. The Grand Teton is far and away the most popular objective in the park. As many as half of the people who attempt the Grand, however, fall short of their goal due to weather conditions, poor conditioning, or altitude effects. Tragically, there are a number of accidents, and even a few fatalities in the range each summer, due mostly to uncontrolled slips or falls on steep snow fields. For beginning and intermediate climbers, the safest way to explore the Tetons is with a guide. Two local guide schools offer 3-day courses designed to get you up and down the Grand and other peaks safely. For the more experienced, local climbing stores are a great source of information about climbing in the Tetons. Climbing parties are no longer required to register with the park service for climbs, but permits are required for overnight outings in the park, regardless of whether one is climbing, or not.