Where to See Pronghorn in Grand Teton National Park

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Pronghorn sightings in Grand Teton

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Where Pronghorn has been reported, from 416 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 AM2% of the busiest hour1 AM2% of the busiest hour2 AM2% of the busiest hour3 AM2% of the busiest hour4 AM11% of the busiest hour5 AM79% of the busiest hour6 AM97% of the busiest hour7 AM89% of the busiest hour8 AM74% of the busiest hour9 AM63% of the busiest hour10 AM53% of the busiest hour11 AM47% of the busiest hourNoon42% of the busiest hour1 PM47% of the busiest hour2 PM53% of the busiest hour3 PM58% of the busiest hour4 PM68% of the busiest hour5 PM84% of the busiest hour6 PMBusiest hour7 PM95% of the busiest hour8 PM89% of the busiest hour9 PM63% of the busiest hour10 PM16% of the busiest hour11 PM5% of the busiest hour

Pronghorn is most seen 6–8 AM and 6–9 PM. Bars compare each hour with the busiest one.

Pronghorn sightings by hour, as a share of the busiest hour
Hour	Share of busiest hour
12 AM	2%
1 AM	2%
2 AM	2%
3 AM	2%
4 AM	11%
5 AM	79%
6 AM	97%
7 AM	89%
8 AM	74%
9 AM	63%
10 AM	53%
11 AM	47%
Noon	42%
1 PM	47%
2 PM	53%
3 PM	58%
4 PM	68%
5 PM	84%
6 PM	100%
7 PM	95%
8 PM	89%
9 PM	63%
10 PM	16%
11 PM	5%

Audio tour

Hear about Pronghorn on the drive.

Parkwolf’s Tour Guide plays stories like this one as you drive Grand Teton, triggered by GPS and read through your car’s speakers.

Grand Teton Tour Guide

Path of the Pronghorn: A Migration Corridor

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“Up ahead is Path of the Pronghorn Turnout, where a short stop explains a much longer journey. Pronghorn spend summer on the Teton sagebrush flats, then migrate southeast through the Gros Ventre drainage toward Pinedale.”

Plays as you drive near Path of the Pronghorn Turnout in Parkwolf’s Grand Teton Tour Guide.

One more story about Pronghorn in the app

The Horn That Sheds Its Cover

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Where to look

Grand Teton spots that mention Pronghorn

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

Places

Scenic pulloutPath of the Pronghorn TurnoutA quick stop that puts the pronghorn's migration in view.

SightElk Ranch Flats TurnoutA ranching story and open Teton views, right off the highway.

Trails

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

EasyMoose Ponds Loop Trail3.4 mi · 2 hrWillow ponds and a Lupine Meadows loop under Teewinot’s peaks.

EasyGrand Teton Pathway20.5 mi · 7 hrA long, paved valley path from Jackson to South Jenny Lake.

Wolf sightings in Yellowstone on Parkwolf’s Find Wildlife map, brightest around Lamar Valley — Wolf sightings in Yellowstone, in the app

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Wildlife

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1,816 sightingsMooseAlces alcesMost seen 6–8 AM & 6–9 PMSighting map

614 sightingsBisonBison bisonMost seen 6–8 AM & 6–8 PMSighting map

738 sightingsElkCervus canadensisMost seen 6 AM & 6–9 PMSighting map

585 sightingsBlack BearUrsus americanusMost seen 6–8 AM & 7–9 PMSighting map

52 sightingsBighorn SheepOvis canadensisMost seen 6–8 AM & 6–9 PMSighting map

Where to see Pronghorn in Grand Teton