Nestled In The Wyoming Mountains, Taggart Lake Has Some Of The Clearest Water In The State

The Rocky Mountains in western Wyoming are world-renowned for their beauty, and the alpine lakes that dot the landscape are crystal clear and always inviting. Take an easy, breezy hike to find a gorgeous reflecting pool at the base of the Cathedral Group in Grand Teton National Park.

Grand Teton National Park is one of the most remarkable places on Earth, and there's so much to discover if you just know where to look!

Taggart Lake is an underrated alpine lake within the park that's one of the clearest bodies of water in Wyoming.

The lake sits at the foot of Avalanche Canyon, 6,902 feet in elevation. It's 80 feet deep in the middle!

The Taggart Lake Loop is just over four miles of scenic, easy trekking. This quick hike will fly by thanks to the outstanding scenery you'll pass.

You'll even be treated to a raging cascade! This hidden waterfall is a secret of the park.

Once you get to the lake, you'll be stunned by the crystal clear water that reflects the Cathedral Group on mountains like a mirror.

Plan to spend some time here, because you'll fall in love with the scenery and you may never want to leave.

Luckily, if you fall in love with this area, you can stay just a short walk from Taggart Lake at the Grand Teton Climber's Ranch! While the ranch is closed for the 2020 season, it's sure to be a spot on your list for next year.

Learn more about staying at the Climber's Ranch here and be sure to include a scenic hike to Taggart Lake on your next visit to Grand Teton National Park. There's no better summertime destination than a gorgeous alpine lake!