Get Out
Friends of the Teton River works to promote a stewardship ethic among river users by representing diverse stakeholder perspectives, providing high quality responsible recreation education and collaborating with local government and other regulatory agencies, as well as businesses and private river users. FTR’s goal is to ensure that recreational activities on the Teton River prioritize protection of the river corridor’s natural resources and wild/rural character.
Be a Teton River Steward
Upper Teton River Recreation Map
Apart from its famous fishery, the Teton River provides an incredible variety of recreation opportunities- from mellow stretches suitable for a family float to challenging whitewater only suitable for experienced boaters. Please only use designated Teton River public access points and remember that conservation easements are private properties, not public access points.
McKenzie is the Program and Development Associate. She supports the Grants Director, Philanthropy Director, outreach efforts and program staff in the field. She aims to assist staff in meeting goals and producing high quality work in service of the Teton River Watershed. She is originally from Santa Barbara, California and grew up visiting her grandparents in Teton Valley. Her passion for the great outdoors and conservation grew when she studied Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Colorado Boulder, and she is excited to continue learning from this organization.
