<b>Jackson Lake</b>, located in the heart of <b>Grand Teton National Park</b>, offers a serene retreat with its crystal-clear glacier-fed waters and breathtaking views of the Teton Range.
Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, this picturesque lake is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts looking to immerse themselves in nature. It's a perfect spot for boating, hiking, and wildlife viewing, making it a popular year-round destination.
The lake is accessible year-round, but the best time to visit is from <b>June to September</b> when the weather is mild and perfect for lake activities. During this season, temperatures range from 40°F to 80°F (4°C to 27°C), making it comfortable for daytime excursions.
<h3>Activities and Adventure at Jackson Lake</h3>
<b>Boating and Kayaking</b>
You can rent a boat or kayak at <b>Colter Bay Marina</b>, with prices starting at <b>$20 per hour</b> for a single kayak and up to <b>$200 per day</b> for motorboats. The marina opens daily from <b>7:00 AM to 7:00 PM</b> during peak summer season. It's a fantastic way to explore the numerous inlets of Jackson Lake and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Teton Range from the water.
<b>Fishing</b>
Jackson Lake is famous for its trout, especially <b>cutthroat</b> and <b>lake trout</b>. Fishing permits can be purchased at various locations in the park for <b>$15 per day</b>. The fishing season runs from <b>May through October</b>, and early mornings are often the best time to cast your line for a peaceful experience on the lake.
<b>Hiking</b>
Several scenic hiking trails surround the lake. One of the most popular is the <b>Hermitage Point Trail</b>, a 9.7-mile loop offering incredible lake views, meadows, and wildlife. It's a moderate hike, perfect for those seeking a full day of adventure. Trails are accessible at <b>no additional cost</b> with your park entrance fee.
<h3>Lodging and Dining Options</h3>
<b>Colter Bay Village</b>
For those who want to stay near the lake, <b>Colter Bay Village</b> offers cabin rentals starting at <b>$150 per night</b>, as well as camping options for <b>$40 per night</b>. The village also features a visitor center, stores, and restaurants.
<b>Jackson Lake Lodge</b>
For a more luxurious stay, the <b>Jackson Lake Lodge</b> offers stunning views of the Teton Range and premium accommodations. Rooms start at <b>$400 per night</b>, and the lodge features on-site dining, with the <b>Mural Room Restaurant</b> serving locally sourced American cuisine. Entrees here range from <b>$25 to $50</b>, with panoramic views included.
<h3>Park Entrance Fees and Seasonal Information</h3>
Entry to Grand Teton National Park, including access to Jackson Lake, is <b>$35 per vehicle</b> for a <b>7-day pass</b>. The park is open year-round, though facilities and some roads may be closed during the winter months due to snow. Winter brings opportunities for <b>cross-country skiing</b> and <b>snowshoeing</b>, though the lake freezes over, limiting water activities.
So, Lykkers, ready to have an adventure at Jackson Lake?
Relaxing Jackson Lake Scene at Grand Teton National Park Part 2 - TRAILER 45
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