The Colter Bay Visitor Center in Grand Teton National Park is now closed for the season. Trails and parking areas will remain open. The visitor center at Colter Bay joins four other visitor centers in the park already closed, including Jenny Lake Visitor Center, Flagg Ranch Visitor Center, Lawrance S Rockefeller Nature Center and the Jenny Lake Ranger Station. Other facilities around the park continue to close for the season throughout the month, and the Teton Park Road along with the Moose Wilson Road will be closed for the season October 31st along with the Craig Thomas Visitor Center in Moose. Signal Mountain Lodge will be come the last of the in-park lodges to be closed for the season on Sunday.
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