Name: Conant Pass
Rating: 4.0

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It's original namesake was utilized as a way over into Idahos Teton Basin, but now connects Jackass Pass to the USFS trails to the west. Conant Pass is extremely remote and is known by Park Rangers as having "one grizzly bear for each mile of trail.

Conant Pass, basin, creek and trail were named for Al Conant, a homesteader living west of the Tetons. Beaver Dick Leigh claimed that in 1865, Conant came close to drowning in the creek named after him.

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Land Manager: National Park Service - Grand Teton National Park

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#6

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#356

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#17,513

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Conant Pass

“Known to but a few, this trail connects Jackass Pass and Grand Teton NP to USFS trails. ”

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8,802' 2,683 m

8,461' 2,579 m

158' 48 m

456' 139 m

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