Motors may be used on Jackson Lake for the Flagg Ranch to Lizard Creek section with a motorized boat permit.Motors are prohibited on the Snake River.Inner tubes, air mattresses, float tubes, and similar flotation devices are prohibited on the Snake River.Boating under the influence of alcohol or drugs is prohibited.Display the permit on the port side (left) in the stern (back). A park boat permit is required for each watercraft.Passengers under 13 years of age must wear a PFD. Vessels must carry USCG approved personal flotation devices (PFDs) of the appropriate size for each person on board.All other waters within the park and parkways are closed to watercraft, including Pacific Creek, Cottonwood Creek, Buffalo Fork, and the Gros Ventre River. Only human-powered rubber rafts, canoes, dories, and kayaks are permitted on the Snake River within the park and parkway.
Sailboats, water skiing, and windsurfers are allowed only on Jackson Lake.
Human-powered vessels are permitted on Jackson, Jenny, Phelps, Emma Matilda, Two Ocean, Taggart, Bradley, Bearpaw, Leigh, and String lakes.
Motorboats are permitted on Jenny (10 horsepower maximum) and Jackson lakes. Wyoming AIS FeesĪ Wyoming State Aquatic Invasive Species decal can be purchased online at the Wyoming Game and Fish Department website or from a variety of local vendors. Learn more about preventing the spread of AIS. Boaters must also purchase an Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) decal from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. This includes motorized boats, rafts, drift boats, canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, and all watercraft 10 feet and longer. By law boats coming from out of state must be inspected or have valid proof of inspection before they launch on waters in the state, including waters in the park. Boats, waders, and anything else that comes in contact with a body of water has the potential to spread non-native plants, pathogens, and other invasive species among water bodies.Īll boats entering Grand Teton National Park are required to stop for an AIS inspection. DRY.Īquatic Invasive Species (AIS), such as whirling disease and zebra or quagga mussels, are a serious ecological and economic threat to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Non-motorized craft $17 (including: canoes, kayaks, drift boats, & SUPs). Permits may be purchased beginning April 6, 2021, on or at the visitor centers in Moose or Colter Bay during summer operations. Privately owned vessels must register each year with Grand Teton National Park. Permits are required for all motorized and non-motorized boats, including stand-up paddleboards (SUPs). Your boat sticker must be attached to the port side stern. To fulfill the temporary permit requirements, you must: You are responsible for choosing a section to float that is within your ability level. RIVER USERS: See Floating brochure for information on the difficulty rating of different sections of the river. You are responsible for knowing all the rules and regulations while boating in the park, and for reviewing all safety information. Inner tubes, air mattresses, kick boats, float tubes and similar individual swimming/ fishing flotation devices are exempt from needing a park boat permit and are prohibited on rivers and streams in the park. The park also requires windsurfing boards, which are only legal on Jackson Lake, and stand-up paddle boards (SUPs), kayaks and canoes to have a park boat permit before they launch in the park. All boats are required to purchase a boat permit prior to launching on any of the park’s waters. The park will continue to issue boating permits during summer operations at the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center and Colter Bay Visitor Center permit desks. The new online mail-order system will improve the visitor experience by allowing boaters to plan ahead and have their permit mailed directly to them within two weeks. Beginning April 6, 2021, boat permits will be available for purchase on.
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