In August/September 1995 I organized a group and hired a guide so we could climb Grand Teton in Wyoming.  We conducted a one-day climb with the guide so he could assess our skill level and teach us new skills such as body belaying.  We woke up the next morning to begin our two-day approach and climb and unfortunately found snow down to ~7,000 ft.  The climb was canceled.  We spent a week in the area hiking (up to 11,000 ft in the snow), sport climbing at lower elevations, and sightseeing Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park.
 
 

The following shots were from a ~25 mile hike a friend and I took into the Teton Range.  We hiked in one
canyon, went up and over an 11,000 ft pass (with snow up to knee level), and out an adjacent canyon