"Mount Moran, though not as high as the Grand Teton, which rises to an altitude of 13, 691 feet, is equally majestic. Perpetual glaciers lie in the great grooves of this mountain. It was not until 1918 that any one was successful in scaling it. At that time Mr. LeRoy Jeffers, Associated Mountaineers Club, succeeded in reaching the summit -- a climb he stated was the most perilous he had ever attempted."