©Roger Heng Oxbow Grand Teton National Park

The Caribou-Targhee National Forests in our area is 1.8 million acres and part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Caribou Targee

is bounded by Yellowstone on the Northeast and Grand Teton on the east.

We primary use the Targhee portion of the forest.

The forest's lands include several mountain ranges, sagebrush-dotted plains, and arid highlands.

The photographs of wildlife and scenery make Targee a popular photographic location for members.

Information on fall colors for the entire United States is available by calling United States Forest Service Fall Color
Report 1-800-354-4595[only in the fall]. or a web page

Targhee National Forest Photographs

Tetons as Viewed from Idaho	Sticky Geranium Flower	Mesa Falls	Henry's Fork Snake River
© Sue Heng	© Roger Heng	© Christopher Leavell 2008	© David Gale
Big Springs	Visitor Center Mesa Falls	Trumpet Flowers	Aspen Trees
© David Gale	© Sue Heng 2008	© Jamie Gale	© Christopher Leavell 2008

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