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Teton Park Road: Taggart Lake to Signal Mountain

Rolling road under the Tetons, closed to cars between Taggart Lake and Signal Mountain each spring.

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12 0 mi 14.6 mi 6,984 ft 6,631 ft 12 0 mi 14.6 mi 6,984 ft 6,631 ft
  • Easy (under 3%)
  • Moderate (3–6%)
  • Hard (6–9%)
  • Very steep (9% and up)

Ride it at home

Pair a smart trainer and ride this route from home. The resistance follows the climbs, the dot moves at your speed, and the park's warnings pop up as you reach them.

Difficulty sets how steep the climbs feel on the trainer: 100% is the real grade. Your speed on the map always uses the real grade and your weight.

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Watch-outs on this ride

Numbered on the map and the profile. Park notes come from Grand Teton's own NPS pages; steep sections are measured from the elevation data.

  1. Spring: no cars

    Closed to vehicles November 1 to May 1; bikes can usually ride it from about April 1 once it's clear of snow.

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  2. Wildlife

    Stay 25 yards from bison, elk and moose and 100 yards from bears and wolves. Never leave food unattended, even in panniers.

    Park note, mile 4.2

Route traced on OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL); elevation from Mapzen/AWS Terrain Tiles. Grades are worked out over about 200 m from public elevation data and can be off by a percent or two, more on tight switchbacks. Check the Grand Teton guide and the park's own page for current rules and closures before you ride.

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