Mormon Row
Mormon Row Historic District
Wooden barns built by Mormon settlers in the early 20th century, framed by the Grand Teton. Often called the most photographed barn in America.
Mormon Row sits on Antelope Flats. Mormon homesteaders began farming here in the 1890s, leaving behind the two famous Moulton Barns and the ruins of farmhouses. At sunrise, the first light hits the Teton peaks, and the barn silhouettes line up with the snowy mountains, making this one of the most classic landscape photography spots in the country. Tripods often stand in a row here in the early morning. Bison and pronghorn frequently roam the surrounding grasslands. Free (included with the park entrance pass). In winter, the road to the site is not plowed.
Opening hours
Open all day; roads closed in winter
Nearby sights
- Chapel of the Transfiguration & Menor's Ferry
- Schwabacher Landing
- Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center
- Taggart Lake Trail
- Snake River Overlook
- Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve
- Grand Teton National Park
- Jenny Lake, Hidden Falls & Inspiration Point