View west toward Grand Teton on skyline. Hedrick’s Pond surrounded by “knob and kettle” topography is in foreground, tree-covered Burned Ridge moraine is in middle distance, and extending from it to foot of mountains is gray flat treeless glacial outwash plain. _National Park Service photo by W. E. Dilley._ [Illustration: View west up Cascade Canyon, with north face of Mt. Owen in center. _National Park Service photo by H. D. Pownall._] _To Fritiof M. Fryxell, geologist, teacher, writer, mountaineer, and the first ranger-naturalist in Grand Teton National Park._ _All who love and strive to understand the Teton landscape follow in his footsteps._ _CREATION OF THE TETON LANDSCAPE_ The Geologic Story of Grand Teton National Park _By J. D. LOVE AND JOHN C. REED, JR. U.S. Geological Survey_ _Library of Congress Catalogue Card No._: 68-20628 _ISBN_ O-931895-08-1 1st Edition 1968 1st Revised Edition 1971 Reprinted 1979 Reprinted 1984 Reprinted 1989 Grand Teton Natural History Association Moose, Wyoming 83012 CONTENTS