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If you’re looking for one of the best hikes in Teton Valley, Idaho, you can’t go wrong with the Darby Canyon Trail to Darby Wind Cave. This 5-mile round-trip trail takes you on a scenic journey through a mix of spruce and aspen forests, flower-filled meadows, bubbling streams, and lots of scenic overlooks with dramatic cliffs and views for miles.

If you’re planning a vacation to Teton Valley, Idaho, the hardest part will be deciding what time of year is best. Honestly you can’t go wrong any time of the year, but if you like specific activities, festivals, or even temperatures, then we can help you decide on the best time to visit our valley here in Eastern Idaho (just 30 minutes away from Jackson Hole!)

To ski or not to ski? Teton Valley does have incredible skiing, but when it comes to winter activities, we’ve got so much more! If you’re looking for itinerary ideas for winter in Teton Valley, Idaho, we’ve put together a list you have to check out. 

Sometimes after a long day of skiing, hiking, sightseeing and other travel adventures, what sounds really good for dinner is pizza. We agree, so the next time you’re craving some cheesy, yummy, pizza for dinner, check out these great pizza restaurants in Victor and Driggs and enjoy! 

Teton Valley, Idaho is a prime location for a ski vacation for many reasons, namely because it’s central to some of the best ski resorts in the country. Here are four of the best ski resorts, all within an easy drive from Teton Valley, to help you plan a bucket-list worth ski trip!

Autumn in Teton Valley is perfect for so many reasons! The mountains and trees put on a glorious show with lots of golds, oranges, and reds. The weather is warm during the day and cool at night, and the trails, rivers, and restaurants are less busy. There’s never a shortage of things to do in Teton Valley, no matter the season. We’re a year-round kind of place and as the seasons change, so do the opportunities for fun and adventures.  

Getting to Teton Valley, Idaho is easy. The hard part will be deciding how to fit everything there is to do in your itinerary. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here we have mapped out the best way to fly or drive to Teton Valley, then all the ways you can use to get around once you’re here. Plus, we included some useful maps and phone numbers that you’ll be glad you have on hand. 

Teton Valley is centrally located to some of the best fishing spots in the country with the most iconic and scenic rivers in the world. The Snake River alone is a fishing dream with more than 5,000 trout per mile! If you’re visiting Teton Valley, Idaho and want to spend time fishing, but not waste time trying to figure out the best spots, gear, rentals, licenses, and more, then hiring the best local fishing guides is the way to go.

Teton Valley, Idaho is located centrally to some of the most iconic national and state parks in the world. From the majestic mountains of Grand Teton to the iconic wildlife of Yellowstone, to the endless forests, trails, rivers and lakes to explore, there's no shortage of breathtaking beauty and thrilling experiences. Whether you're a hiker, camper, photographer, or nature lover, these parks are all close by and offer something for everyone.

People come from all over the world to experience floating, fishing, paddling and many other fun activities on the Teton River. Perfect for all skill levels and ages, the Teton River is ideal for floating, kayaking and paddleboarding. With the Grand Tetons as your backdrop, the river as your base, and wildlife like moose, eagles, and sandhill cranes keeping you company along the way, traveling the Teton River is a must-do when you’re here.