Start from the Lupine Meadows Trailhead and you'll have the option to scout a few other lakes on your way back.
Great view of another Teton in the distance during the ascent.
Notice the omission of Delta Lake. Get used to it, and be mindful of your GPS so you don't miss the unmarked turnoff.
The trail alternates between wide open, exposed hillsides and back into wooded covered sections. There are many convenient opportunities for shade as you climb.
Great views of Bradley and Taggart lakes below.
The trail alternates between wide open, exposed hillsides and back into wooded covered sections. There are many convenient opportunities for shade as you climb.
A look back up at the steep section where the trail branches off and the many downed trees that need to be passed.
The largest of the downed trees.
Most of the downed trees are right where the trail branches off toward Delta Lake.
Looking back down at the large boulder field you'll need to scramble up through.
Looking back down toward the boulder field at the last steep section of loose dirt before reaching Delta Lake.
With Grand Teton looming over the bright turquoise water of Delta Lake, there aren't many views better than this!
There are more than a few trees suitable for hammocks at the top.
Rock Ptarmigan.
Make sure to keep an eye out for bighorn sheep and mountain goats and document any sightings for the rangers.