Give & Getaway Package

A Way to Give Back in Grand Teton National Park

Vacation in Grand Teton National Park and give back to the environment. Join this service oriented program to receive a rewarding National Park experience. Volunteers work along side Teton Science Schools employees for a Spring Creek Plant Restoration Program and a Trail Extension Project. Experience the Park to the fullest with included interactive education about the ecology, plant communities, and wildlife of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Four-day / Three-night Package:

September 30 - October 3, 2011

• $648 for the first adult, $81 for 2nd adult, and $56.70 for children (Ages 6-11)  

Arrival Day - Welcome to Jackson Lake Lodge and Grand Teton National Park.

 

Environmental Education Day - Wake up to the fresh air of the Grand Tetons travel to the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools. Participate in Environmental Education for half the day and a Spring Creek Plant Restoration Service Project in the afternoon. (Meals included: breakfast & lunch)

 

Service Project Day – Travel to the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools and volunteer in the great outdoors. Extend a hiking trail to protect the natural wildlife habitat from travel damage. (Meals included: breakfast & lunch)

 

 Departure Day - We hope you enjoyed your visit to our beautiful Park. (Meals included: breakfast)

• Please note: Itineraries subject to change due to weather. 

Booking Give & Getaway/Contact us:

• The only way to book the Give & Getaway Package is to call one of our Package Specialists at 800-628-9988. For more information on what Grand Teton Lodge Company offers please visit www.gtlc.com.

Lodging:

Our classic cottage rooms are located just outside of the main lodge building and are surrounded by pine trees and amazing views from the 60 foot picture window located in the Lodge. Each room has a private entrance with either two queen beds or one king bed and a private bath. The classic cottage sleeps a maximum of 5 guests with an optional rollaway bed.

Dining:

With the Give & Getaway Package you can dine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the Mural Room or Pioneer Grill at Jackson Lake Lodge. You can also dine in the John Colter Cafe located 5 miles north at Colter Bay Village. For more information on each location please visit the dining page on our website at www.gtlc.com/dining/index.aspx.

Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I book my Give & Getaway Package?

• The only way to book the Give & Getaway Package is to call one of our Package Specialists at 800-628-9988.

What airport do I fly into and out of?

• You will fly in and out of the Jackson Hole, WY Airport (JAC).  Please visit our Map/Directions page for more details www.gtlc.com/about-us/map-directions.aspx 

What will my accommodations be?

•  Parties will stay in Classic Cottage Lodge Room accommodations and may upgrade to a Suite for an additional cost

Can you accommodate special dietary needs?

• We will try to accommodate special dietary needs within reason at no additional cost but cannot guarantee.

Will I be contacted in advance to provide information?

• Yes. A Package Specialist will contact you prior to your trip to request general information to assist us in accommodating your needs and preferences.  If you have specific questions about the trip please contact our reservations department.

How will I travel between destinations?

• Grand Teton Lodge Company will provide transportation to and from Teton Science Schools. For all other transportation you will be responsible for your own travel between destinations.

What will I need to bring to volunteer?

• All participants must be field ready with the following:
• Closed toe hiking shoes
• Long-sleeve shirt (to be worn when working with tools)
• Long pants (to be worn when working with tools)
• Sun protection: sun block, hat, sunglasses
• Backpack: for transporting lunch, extra layers and tools
• Water bottle(s): capacity of at least 2 liters
• Comfortable work clothes that can get dirty

What is the climate like in Wyoming?

• During the summer months of June through September, temperatures in the day average between 65 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and can dip down to 30 degrees Fahrenheit at night. In the summer, the weather is generally sunny and clear, with the occasional rain shower/thunderstorm. You should pack rain gear and warm clothing as the weather can change quickly.  For current weather conditions please visit www.gtlc.com/weather-report.aspx.

How Strenuous are the activities?

• While this adventure vacation is not intended to be strenuous, you may be at altitudes of between 6,000 and 10,000 feet. Individuals adapt to higher elevations in different ways regardless of physical condition. Walking and hiking will sometimes be on a surface of packed dirt with occasional loose stones and exposed tree roots. Guests should feel comfortable spending time exploring the outdoors. Guests wishing to engage in all of the activities available to them can expect that a moderate amount of stamina is needed in order to get the most of your vacation. As with any physical activity we encourage you to consult with your Physician prior to participation.

Are non-alcoholic adult and children's beverages included with every meal?

• Yes.  Non-alcoholic beverages for adults and children's beverages will be included in your daily meals.

Are there any restrictions on people that wish to participate in activities?

• For the safety of our guests and operators there may be some restrictions for certain activities depending on minimum age, weight, height, fitness level and ability to participate.

What is the age range for children?

• The age range for children is 6-11 years.

Are tips included?

• No tips are not included in the pricing listed above.  If you would like to tip your guide we suggest the following discretionary gratuity: $5.00 to $10.00 per guest, per guide, per day.  If you would like to tip your server we suggest the following discretionary gratuity: 18% - 20% per meal.