Grand Teton National Park (GTNP) saw its third-busiest June this year, with 666,422 recreation visits. According to statistics released by GTNP, the total for the month is a 2% decrease from June of 2025, when 680,406 people visited the park.
Year-to-Date Trends
Visitation showed a 12% decrease from June 2021 (757,897 recreation visits), which was the park’s record-breaking year with over 3.88 million visits. So far this year, GTNP has hosted 1,300,932 recreation visits. That figure is a 2.5% increase over January through June of 2025, which recorded 1,268,597 visits.
Year-to-date, the total number of visits is down 7.4% from 2021, which saw 1,404,959 recreation visits. GTNP and Yellowstone National Park both had the busiest May on record this year. Yellowstone hosted just over 903,000 visitors in June.
The following list shows year-to-date trends in recreation visits to GTNP through June over the years:
- 2026 – 1,300,932
- 2025 – 1,268,597
- 2024 – 1,214,488
- 2023 – 1,080,336
- 2022 – 989,072
- 2021 – 1,404,959
Original reporting: Buckrail (Jackson WY) — read the source article.
