Where to See Mule Deer in Grand Teton National Park

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Mule Deer sightings in Grand Teton

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Where Mule Deer has been reported, from 691 sightings. Not a live tracker: animals move, and an empty area doesn’t mean there are none.

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Timing

When to look

12 AM5% of the busiest hour1 AM3% of the busiest hour2 AM2% of the busiest hour3 AM2% of the busiest hour4 AM16% of the busiest hour5 AM79% of the busiest hour6 AMBusiest hour7 AM89% of the busiest hour8 AM63% of the busiest hour9 AM42% of the busiest hour10 AM32% of the busiest hour11 AM21% of the busiest hourNoon16% of the busiest hour1 PM16% of the busiest hour2 PM21% of the busiest hour3 PM32% of the busiest hour4 PM53% of the busiest hour5 PM84% of the busiest hour6 PMBusiest hour7 PM89% of the busiest hour8 PM74% of the busiest hour9 PM42% of the busiest hour10 PM13% of the busiest hour11 PM6% of the busiest hour

Mule Deer is most seen 6–8 AM and 6–8 PM. Bars compare each hour with the busiest one.

Mule Deer sightings by hour, as a share of the busiest hour
Hour	Share of busiest hour
12 AM	5%
1 AM	3%
2 AM	2%
3 AM	2%
4 AM	16%
5 AM	79%
6 AM	100%
7 AM	89%
8 AM	63%
9 AM	42%
10 AM	32%
11 AM	21%
Noon	16%
1 PM	16%
2 PM	21%
3 PM	32%
4 PM	53%
5 PM	84%
6 PM	100%
7 PM	89%
8 PM	74%
9 PM	42%
10 PM	13%
11 PM	6%

Where to look

Grand Teton spots that mention Mule Deer

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Places and trails whose Parkwolf guides talk about Mule Deer. A good start, never a guarantee.

Places

SightPhelps LakeA mountain lake with a sandy beach and a distinctive boulder.

SightBlacktail Ponds OverlookPatient scanning may pay off with moose or elk.

CampgroundGros Ventre CampgroundA campground near Jackson, with the river a short walk away.

CampgroundLizard Creek CampgroundA forested basecamp on Jackson Lake near two national parks.

Trails

EasySchwabacher Landing Trail0.6 mi · 30 minBeaver ponds turn the Tetons into a morning mirror.

ModerateBearpaw Lake Trail7.8 mi · 4.5 hrA long forest walk to Bearpaw Lake, with little climbing.

ChallengingBlacktail Butte Peak Trail6.1 mi · 4 hrA steep climb earns a broad Teton view from an open ridge.

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Where to see Mule Deer in Grand Teton