This was a hike into the Black Canyon Wilderness in the Tetons early one morning before we had to be back in Jackson at our gallery.
I was surprised that it was more of a woodsy trail and not as much of a ‘canyon’, but gorgeous none the less. Several bubbling streams and an assortment of wildflowers were the highlight of the trail.
During our hike, we appeared to be following a bull moose (which was a little unnerving being that it was perfect timing for the rut) with many fresh tracks and several moose wallows. …but thankfully, we did not meet face-to-face with one. Though it would have been thrilling to spot him in the distance.
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