Just east of Teton Village, this route begins along Hwy 89 where it intersects Gros Ventre Road. The ride follows Gros Ventre through Antelope Flats, with amazing views of the Tetons, into the small town of Kelly. Continuing along Gros Ventre Road, the ride leads to Lower Slide Lake in the Bridger Teton National Forest. This is an out and back ride, with the views of the majestic Tetons along the entirety of the ride making it just as interesting on the way back.

At the base of the Grand Tetons, this ride follows on a pathway alongside Teton Park Road to the community of Moose and then returns on the same route. The scenery along the route is breathtaking with the main crest of the Teton Mountains to the west along the entire ride. The ride is also short enough for beginners to do as well and is along a pathway so there is no concern for sharing the road with cars.

The is an amazing ride through along the Tetons that uses mostly paved paths near the highways, thus staying off the road. Beginning in Jackson along Highway 26, this ride follows the Jackson Hole Community Pathway System. The the pathway connects with Hwy 22, the route follows the road for a short time west and then turns north again to follow the pathway system at the foothills of the majestic Tetons, past Teton Village to where the pathway ends and joins the road. From here the route continues as the base of the mountain through the small community, Moose, and then to Jenny Lake.

This route follows a portion of the Jackson Hole Pathway System and originates along Hwy 22 and then heads south to the turnaround point along South Park Loop Road. This is one of the main trails in Jacksole Hole and there are other portions of the pathway system also in Moose, Teton Village and Wilson.

This route leads from a park in Jackson Hole to the east side of the city where Cache Creek Drive heads southwest. The ride is in an amazing valley following Cache Creek and is an out and back along the road in the wilderness. There are various trails that follow near the road and wildlife viewing opportunities are possible, as this is a quiet road. The ride is a climb out and thus a descent on the return.

This road through Grand Teton National Park is maintained throughout the winter, but is only open to cars from May - Oct, leaving it an amazing spot to cycle in the cold spring weather. This short out and back ride leaves the Taggart Lake Trailhead and gradually climbs at the base of the amazing mountains to the east side of Jenny Lake. The return ride is an enjoyable descent.

This is a loop ride with a little bit of everything including singletrack, doubletrack, and pavement. You can avoid the hassle of traffic and roads if you ride it as a shuttle and get a ride where it meets the pavement. On the Cache Creek section it can be hiked, skied, and snowshoed if conditions permit.