Teewinot

Teewinot rises among the sharp summits of the Teton Range, above the valleys and forests of the northern Rockies. Its name comes from a Shoshone word for “many pinnacles”, a fitting image for a mountain skyline of steep rock and snow. Shoshone mountain communities travelled through the wider region, hunting bighorn sheep and gathering plants. Their hunters made bows from sheep horn and sinew and used obsidian for arrow points.