Teton Valley lies along the eastern border of Idaho, snug against the 13,000' peaks of the Grand Teton range. The communities of Driggs, Victor, Tetonia and others share the Teton Mountain Range with the neighboring valley to the east, Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Folks describe Teton Valley as "the quiet side of the Tetons."
The jagged, snow-capped Tetons to the east and the rolling Big Hole Mountains to the west cradle the gentle, flat course of the Teton River. Old farmsteads scattered across the valley floor contradict beautiful new homes along the foothills. Our population is a diverse mix of pioneer families and recently arrived residents from around the country and the world.
Take Wyoming Highway 22 west toward Teton Pass. After you go over the pass and approach the western side of the mountain range, the road designation turns to Idaho Highway 33.
Just 24 miles from Jackson you will enter the Teton Valley of Idaho and the small town of Victor. And only 8 more miles to the north, you will be in Driggs, ID – the hub of Teton Valley.
You will find many lodging establishments to choose from, a variety of places to eat, grocery stores, gas stations, and other small boutique shops.
Other Teton Valley, Idaho Resources
Official site for Teton County, Idaho.
The Teton Valley Foundation organizes cultural, educational, and recreational events for the community of Teton Valley.
A favorite locals' road trip from Jackson Hole is Sun Valley Idaho.
Quiet town near the Henry's Fork of the Snake River.
Popular recreation community in eastern Idaho.