Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center

The Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center spans 22,000 square feet and features exhibits about natural history, wildlife, and park information.

The center opened in 2007 through a partnership between Grand Teton National Park and its foundation, with construction costs reaching 21.6 million dollars.

The interpretive displays present three main themes of people, place, and protection through artifacts, interactive elements, and a relief model of the park.

Visitors can obtain backcountry permits, watch educational films, participate in ranger-led programs, and purchase items from the Grand Teton Association store.

The facility includes mountain peak identifiers embedded in the floor and a streaming video system that demonstrates glacier movements and animal migration patterns.

Location: Teton County

Website: https://nps.gov/grte/planyourvisit/ctdvc.htm

GPS coordinates: 43.65330,-110.71870

Latest update: March 9, 2025 12:31