Beyond the Grand, the Tetons offer a lifetime of high-quality alpine routes—long ridges, clean rock, and striking lines that combine technical movement with attention to pace and terrain. The Buckingham Ridge on the Middle Teton delivers a full-value day on solid stone with an incredible setting above the South Fork of Garnet Canyyon. The Direct South Ridge of Nez Perce offers intricate routefinding and sweeping exposure, while the East Ridge of Disappointment Peak provides accessible alpine climbing with big-mountain ambience after the approach. For those looking for pure rock in a dramatic setting, routes like Irene’s Arete, Guide’s Wall, and the classic lines on Symmetry Spire offer sustained climbing and incredible views across Jenny Lake. Each objective has its own character, and I’ll help you select a climb that fits your goals, experience, and appetite for adventure. I guide in Grand Teton National Park through Exum Mountain Guides, and will work with you to coordinate all of the details of our outing through them.