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Jeff Bernhard found his home in Grand Teton National Park in 2010, drawn to its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant wildlife. His passion for this beautiful place is captured in every image. Follow on instagram @jeffbernhard_com and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/GrandTetonNationalParkPhotography

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This massive bull moose slips on ice as he careful

This massive bull moose slips on ice as he carefully crosses Highway 89 in Grand Teton National Park—a powerful reminder that winter roads are just as dangerous for wildlife as they are for drivers.

While today is all about predicting shadows and seasons, this moose is dealing with something far more serious: traffic. Every year, hundreds of moose are killed by vehicles in the U.S., with dozens lost annually in Wyoming alone. Icy pavement, poor visibility, and high-speed roads cut straight through critical wildlife corridors, turning a simple crossing into a life-threatening gamble.

Moose are tall, dark, and often unpredictable—especially in winter. Slowing down, staying alert at dawn and dusk, and giving wildlife plenty of space can literally save lives.

If images like this move you, please ❤️ this post, follow for more Moose Monday wildlife moments, and visit JeffBernhard.com to support conservation through Grand Teton photos, prints, magnets, and souvenirs.

Growing older but never growing up! There’s no be

Growing older but never growing up! There’s no better place to be a kid at heart than riding snowmobiles across frozen Yellowstone. The world’s first national park in winter is pure magic.

They don’t hibernate. They don’t back down. In th

They don’t hibernate. They don’t back down.

In the heart of winter, both wolves and bison fight their own battle for survival. Sometimes the wolves win, like they did this time. Other times, the bison endure and outlast. It’s the circle of life in Yellowstone, where every winter is a test of resilience for every creature out there.

It’s #WildlifeWednesday in Yellowstone, and these

It’s #WildlifeWednesday in Yellowstone, and these wolves are basically the ultimate winter warriors. Surviving the harsh Yellowstone winter is no small feat, but these incredible predators make it look like just another day in the park. These wolves thrive in a landscape that would send most of us running for a heated cabin. From silent hunts to playful pack moments in the snow, this post is all about celebrating the wild heart of Yellowstone’s wolves.

When a giant bull moose casually strolls by and yo

When a giant bull moose casually strolls by and you realize you’ve got front-row seats to one of nature’s most powerful moments… even if that seat happens to be behind a dumpster. Worth it. Every time.

If this made you stop scrolling, hit that Like button, follow for more Tetons wildlife, and visit jeffbernhard.com to shop authentic Grand Teton photos, prints, and locally made souvenirs.

The Lower Falls of the Yellowstone plunge nearly 3

The Lower Falls of the Yellowstone plunge nearly 300 feet into the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and in winter the scene becomes something entirely different. Ice builds along the rim, steam rises from the river below, and snow softens the rugged canyon walls—yet the roar of the falls reminds you just how powerful this place is.

Photographed yesterday in deep winter conditions, this image captures that contrast Yellowstone does so well: raw force surrounded by quiet, frozen beauty. It’s one of those moments where the cold is worth every second just to witness the transformation.

This powerful bull moose moves calmly through peak

This powerful bull moose moves calmly through peak fall colors in Grand Teton National Park, a reminder of the strength, dignity, and quiet resolve found in nature.

On a day when we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and reflect on leadership, courage, and unity, moments like this invite us to slow down, observe, and respect the wild places—and each other—that make our world extraordinary.

Wildlife has the right of way here, and scenes like this are only possible when we give animals the space they deserve.

If you love moments like this, tap ❤️, follow for more Moose Monday wildlife, and visit JeffBernhard.com to bring home Grand Teton photos, prints, magnets, and souvenirs.

That's almost a wrap on Moose Monday here in the T

That's almost a wrap on Moose Monday here in the Tetons, I hope you had a good one! This magnificent bull moose stood quietly in the sagebrush as fall colors peaked in Grand Teton National Park, his massive antlers glowing in the soft September light.

Bull moose grow these enormous antlers every year — some spanning over six feet wide — and autumn is when they’re at their most powerful and photogenic. Same moment, two different crops: wide scene vs. intimate portrait. Which do you prefer?

Captured right here in the Tetons, I have lots of moose photos available as prints, stickers, magnets, and more on my site if you’d like a little more moose in your life.

A otter surfaces to devour a freshly caught trout

A otter surfaces to devour a freshly caught trout on the Frozen Snake River while it's relative watches on in envy.
Otter moms raise their pups in hidden dens along the riverbanks. Pups start swimming lessons at just two months old! Next time you’re by the Snake River, keep an eye out for a family of frolicking otters! Don't forget to smash that like button, follow me for more Grand Teton National Park content, and check out JeffBernhard.com

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