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United States
Wyoming
Teton County

Jolly Green Giants Trail

Easy

4.5

(4075)

11,422

riders

Jolly Green Giants Trail

00:33

5.94km

100m

Mountain biking

The Jolly Green Giants Trail offers a delightful mountain biking experience, winding through vibrant wildflower meadows and delivering expansive views of the majestic Teton Range. This family-friendly route features flowy singletrack and gentle berms, making it an ideal spot for riders of all ages to enjoy the scenery and practice their skills. You'll find yourself immersed in classic Teton singletrack, with the highlight being the stunning panoramic viewpoint overlooking the mountains.

Planning your visit to the Jolly Green Giants Trail is straightforward, as it's conveniently located within Grand Targhee Resort. As a downhill-only trail, you'll need to factor in lift access, so be sure to check the resort's operating schedule and any lift ticket requirements. The trail was reconstructed in July 2025, ensuring a well-maintained and enjoyable ride, making summer the best time of year to mountain bike Jolly Green Giants Trail.

This easy 3.7-mile (5.9 km) mountain biking route, with 343 feet (105 metres) of elevation gain and an estimated duration of 32 minutes, is a fantastic option for those seeking a quick yet rewarding ride. Its design, including low and slow berms, specifically caters to children and intermediate riders looking to build confidence. The trail's location within the first downhill mountain bike destination in the Tetons adds to its appeal, offering a taste of the region's renowned riding.

Last updated: June 9, 2026

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Caribou-Targhee National Forest

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View of the Teton Range from Jolly Green Giants Trail

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Jolly Green Giants Trail has a stunning view of the surrounding mountains with the Grand Teton National Park in the east and the Mountains of Idaho in the west.

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4.82 km

967 m

157 m

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Jolly Green Giants Trail suitable for beginners?

The trail at Grand Targhee Resort is officially rated as a Blue difficulty, indicating it's an intermediate trail. However, many riders find it quite approachable, only slightly more challenging than the resort's Greenhorn trail. It features low and slow berms, making it suitable for kids to practice on and enjoyable for intermediate riders.

What is the terrain like on this mountain biking route?

This 3.0-mile trail features flowy cross-country sections with 331 feet of elevation gain and 330 feet of descent. It's suitable for cross-country (XC) and adaptive mountain biking. The trail was recently reconstructed, suggesting an updated design and improved flow.

What can I see along the route?

The trail offers spectacular Teton singletrack winding through wildflower meadows. You'll also encounter the View of the Teton Range from Jolly Green Giants Trail, providing expansive views of the surrounding landscape.

Does the trail intersect other well-known paths?

Yes, the route also passes through sections of the Targhee Rd, Greenhorn, The Core, Roundabout, Land of the Lost, Action Jackson, Andy's, Otter Slide, Bullwinkle, Pika Traverse, and Connector trails.

What is the best time of year to mountain bike this trail?

Grand Targhee Resort is known for cool temperatures during the summer, making it an ideal time to visit. The trail winds through wildflower meadows, which are typically in bloom during the warmer months, enhancing the scenic experience.

Where does the trail start and where can I park?

The Jolly Green Giants Trail is located within Grand Targhee Resort. Parking is available at the resort. Specific trailhead access points are typically well-marked within the resort's mountain biking area.

Are dogs allowed on the Jolly Green Giants Trail?

Grand Targhee Resort generally has specific regulations regarding pets on trails. It's best to check the official Grand Targhee Resort website or contact them directly for their current dog policy, including leash rules and designated pet-friendly areas.

Do I need a permit or pay an entrance fee to access the trail?

As the trail is located within Grand Targhee Resort, you will likely need to purchase a lift ticket or a trail access pass to use the mountain biking trails, including the Jolly Green Giants Trail. Check the Grand Targhee Resort website for current pricing and pass options.

Is this a family-friendly mountain biking option?

Yes, the Jolly Green Giants Trail is considered a family-friendly trail. Its design, featuring low and slow berms, makes it suitable for children to practice on, and its intermediate difficulty can be enjoyable for riders of various skill levels.

What are some nearby amenities or services?

Being located at Grand Targhee Resort, you'll find various amenities such as cafes, restaurants, bike rentals, and accommodation options directly at the resort. These services cater to visitors enjoying the mountain's recreational activities.

How long does it typically take to mountain bike this trail?

The route is approximately 3.7 miles (5.94 km) long and typically takes around 32 minutes to complete on a mountain bike, depending on your pace and stops for views.

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