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Glacier Falls is a roughly 300-foot cascade in Glacier Gulch in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, fed by runoff from the Teton Glacier. Located a little more than half a mile below Delta Lake, it flows most strongly during late spring and early summer snowmelt and is highly intermittent the rest of the time. Its importance lies less in being a constant feature than in showing the park’s alpine meltwater system at work during the seasonal thaw.
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Wyoming · United States