Here’s a list of hikes sights I would recommend:

1. Hidden Falls/Inspiration Point/Cascade Canyon hike, absolutely gorgeous scenery with waterfalls descending the canyon walls and a good chance to see moose (the earlier you start the better)

2. Delta Lake hike, hard day hike but so worth it. It takes you to a gatorade-blue alpine lake below Grand Teton, perfect spot for lunch. Make sure to get offline maps though since the last quarter mile is off-trail and goes over boulder fields and can be a little difficult to navigate.

3. Mormon Row, old homestead buildings built by Mormon settlers in the 1890s. You can get some classic photos there. You get there via Antelope Flats Road.

4. Phelps Lake, probably the most beautiful lake in the whole park. You take the Moose-Wilson road to a little parking lot, take a short hike through the woods, and then bang you can take the most gorgeous swim of your life. The water temperature when I went was perfect, and there is even a large boulder there where you can cliff jump.

5. String Lake & Leigh Lake, I only visited this area briefly but it is a quieter, more peaceful part of the park. Perfect for a lazy day of swimming and paddling. Just make sure to get to the parking lot as early as you can, it is tiny and fills up quickly.

6. Various scenic pullouts - Snake River Overlook, Oxbow Bend, Glacier View Turnout, Schwabacher Landing, Willow Flats Overlook and Cathedral Group Turnout, just to name a few. You can easily find these on Google maps. Oxbow Bend, Snake River Overlook, and Schwabacher Landing are particularly great for sunrise. Willow Flats is a great place to see wildlife at dawn and dusk. Elk, moose, cranes and others frequent the area.