GEORENDER - US PARK SERIES - GRAND TETON

Over 4000 sq. kilometers of high-resolution scenery from the studio of the world's leading photoscenery designers.  

Grand Teton is a famous and majestic mountain range south of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. Twice designated as a National Park (1929 and 1950), it encompasses the young jagged peaks of the Teton Range, and the rare beauty of the surrounding valley floor and glacial lakes.

The Georender scenery extend far beyond the boundaries of the N.P. and is designed to blend in with the previous Yellowstone scenery (U.S. Parks Series Volume 1). The area includes the town of Jackson, The National Elk Refuge, considerable areas of the Washakte Wilderness, Teton National Forest and Gros Ventre Range as well as big parts of the Targhee Range.

But the jewels of the region are unmistakably the massive Tetons themselves. The abruptly jagged peaks and the dizzying vertical walls of rocks characterize the park. Their textbook appearance makes them one of the worlds most recognisable examples of a young vigorous mountain range. Debris deposited n the valley floor has left unusually flat plains surrounding the range and a scattering of waterways and lakes. From the air the full beauty of the range is apparent and all aspects of its formation and geology are exposed.

Features

• autogen trees and buildings throughout
• crisply detailed 'Georender' terrain
• optimised for high-performance and loading speeds
• ultra precise texture and elevation model alignments
• aviation charts included
• challenging approach plates
• designed to blend with the Georender Yellowstone N.P. Scenery