Saturday, June 18, 2011
Our investigation of glaciers began in the crisp morning air surrounding Jackson Lake. The reflection of the Teton Mountain Range provided quite the distraction as we reviewed today’s guiding questions. We traveled around a large basin, referred to as Jackson Hole. We observed the various landforms created by several glaciers that carved this landscape during the glacial and interglacial episodes of previous Ice Age events. We finished our day with a hike to the Hidden Waterfalls on the other west of Jenny Lake.