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Bannock Falls is an intermittent waterfall at the entrance to Garnet Canyon in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. Fed by snowmelt runoff and the Middle Teton Glacier, it drops more than 200 feet. The falls can be reached by the Garnet Canyon Trail, about 2 miles south of Lupine Meadows by trail, and they are also easily seen from the Bradley Lake Trail. Because its flow depends on seasonal meltwater, the waterfall does not run steadily throughout the year.
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Wyoming · United States