National parks

How many people visit Grand Teton National Park?

Grand Teton National Park had 3.8 million recreation visits in 2025, the 8th most of the 63 national parks. Its busiest year since 1979 was 2021, with 3.89 million visits. July and August were its busiest months in 2025, between them 40% of the year's visits.

Visits in 2025

3.8 million

Up 21% from 3.15 million in 2015

Among national parks

8th

most visited of 63

Busiest month of 2025

July

787,186 visits

Recreation visits to Grand Teton each year

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Recreation visits to Grand Teton each month of 2025

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The numbers

Recreation visits each year, newest first, and each month of 2025.

Recreation visits to Grand Teton National Park each year
Year Visits
2025 3,800,648
2024 3,628,222
2023 3,417,106
2022 2,806,223
2021 3,885,230
2020 3,289,638
2019 3,405,614
2018 3,491,151
2017 3,317,000
2016 3,270,076
2015 3,149,921
2014 2,791,392
2013 2,688,794
2012 2,705,256
2011 2,587,437
2010 2,669,374
2009 2,580,081
2008 2,485,987
2007 2,588,574
2006 2,406,476
2005 2,463,442
2004 2,360,373
2003 2,355,693
2002 2,612,629
2001 2,535,108
2000 2,590,624
1999 2,680,025
1998 2,757,060
1997 2,658,762
1996 2,733,439
1995 2,731,015
1994 2,540,699
1993 2,568,689
1992 1,744,636
1991 1,625,752
1990 1,588,253
1989 1,331,659
1988 1,232,691
1987 1,450,791
1986 1,306,322
1985 1,334,483
1984 1,360,898
1983 1,532,035
1982 2,534,029
1981 2,643,644
1980 2,555,627
1979 2,446,171
Recreation visits to Grand Teton National Park each month of 2025
Month of 2025 Visits
January 50,745
February 53,580
March 64,716
April 77,629
May 341,521
June 680,406
July 787,186
August 735,593
September 617,970
October 281,020
November 56,377
December 53,905

Source and notes

National Park Service, Visitor Use Statistics (Public domain (U.S. government work); source National Park Service).

A recreation visit is one person entering the park for recreation on one day, estimated by the park from traffic counters and sampling; people passing through for work or on a through road aren't counted. Monthly counts begin in 1979 or the park's first year on record, and include the years before it became a national park, when it may have been, say, a national monument. A sudden jump or drop can be a change in how the park counts, and closures (the 2020 pandemic, storms, fires, government shutdowns) show as dips. NPS publishes a year early the next year.