Repair and improve pullouts and roadway between the Granite Canyon Entrance and the LSR Preserve.Location: Southern Portion of Moose-Wilson Road Phase I construction will take place between the Granite Canyon Entrance and the LSR Preserve. The northern portion of the road will be accessible to bicycles based on road conditions and wildlife activity. When the southern portion of the road is closed to vehicles, it is closed to all use, including cycling. on June 30, the road will open to through traffic, seven days a week, with possible 20-minute delays. Traffic access will be available on weekends (7 p.m. Access from the south via the Granite Canyon Entrance will not be available from April 10 – May 26.
Hazards and uneven road surfaces will be present in addition to the poor visibility around narrow, winding curves. Use extreme caution when riding along the road through construction zones. Bikingīicycles will have the same access to the road as vehicles during construction. The Death Canyon Trailhead will be accessible from the north via Moose based on road conditions and wildlife activity.
The LSR Preserve will be accessible from the north via Moose based on road conditions and wildlife activity throughout the regular season. Official trail road crossings will remain open with minimal reroutes during construction. The LSR Preserve Center and LSR Preserve trails will be open in 2023. Begin hiking from here or ride up the Aerial Tram or Bridger Gondola ( fees apply) to avoid hiking up the initial elevation. To access park trails from Teton Village, park in the Ranch Lot and walk or take the shuttle bus to the base area.
Trails originating from the Granite Canyon Trailhead, including Granite Canyon, Marion Lake, and the Teton Crest Trail, will be accessible from Teton Village and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. NPS Photo Visitor Access Granite Canyon Trails In autumn, the Moose-Wilson Road provides visitors with scenic views of fall foliage.
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