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The Cathedral Group rising sheer from the valley
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Fig. 1The Cathedral Group rising sheer from the valley

Photo: inkknife_2000 · CC BY-SA 2.0

Landform

A young fault-block range rising abruptly from a sage and aspen valley. No foothills — just a wall of granite horns above glacial lakes.

Field note

The Teton fault lifted the range in the last few million years. Mormon Row barns sit in the foreground of the classic view. Jenny Lake and the Snake River braid the valley floor.

Views & peaks

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Stamp each view as you reach it; the plate seals when every one is inked.

A private leaf

Prints from Grand Teton

Instant paper, this copy only. Write on the white — a line the walk still owes you.

The prints

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