Backpacking Guides

I have a history with this spectacular Four Pass Loop Trail. Let me take you back in time to September 2018 (who doesn’t like to time travel …haha!). Back then, I had attempted to do this 30-mile loop trail as my first ever backpacking trip. You must be wondering, Is this guy crazy or what? Well to answer that, yes, but not only me, even my squad was also equally crazy to agree on this. But things didn’t go as planned because we were less experienced and didn’t calculate the number of days needed to hike this loop trail. We still managed to hike 1 pass(mountain) out of the four passes.

I had one more month left before the winter season kicks in and takes over the control from the backpackers. So, I thought, why not take this opportunity to add one more backpacking trip to my list of 2019 before the year ends. Plus, I had a good chance of seeing the beginning of the fall season. It was like an early Black Friday sale. How could I say no to this astonishing deal of backpacking in fall? Then I started going through my secret dream list of National Parks shhh…Top-Secret, just kidding! But I do have a list of National Parks I want to visit, not just visit but backpack them. 

I had done a couple of two-day backpacking trips, but this time I had something more adventurous and bigger in mind. Then I asked myself, why not try a three-day backpacking trip in Grand Teton National Park and set myself a new benchmark (in terms of miles and difficulty level)? I knew the answer (obviously yes) even before asking this question to myself. I had heard a lot about this national park, its scenic views, amazing trails, and a lot more. So, I thought the best way to experience all of this is to hike there.