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There’s a reason the Tetons are popular for destination weddings and elopements. With dramatic mountain scenery, charming mountain towns, and endless opportunities for adventure, it's easy to understand why couples choose Teton Valley, Idaho, and Jackson Hole, Wyoming for the location to have the wedding of their dreams. But once you've found the perfect wedding venue, there's another important question to answer: “Where is everyone going to stay?”

There’s something magical about seeing Teton Valley, Idaho in winter for the first time. But if you’ve never traveled to a mountain destination in winter, you probably have a few questions. Do you need four-wheel drive? How cold does it actually get? Where should you buy groceries? 

Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here are 10 things we think every first-time winter visitor should know before heading our way.

If you’re planning a trip to Teton Valley this Fall season, we’ve put together a 3-day itinerary for you (plus a bit extra) so you know exactly what to do. Autumn in Teton Valley is perfect for so many reasons! The weather is warm during the day and cool at night, and the trails, rivers, and restaurants can be enjoyed without worrying about too many people around. One more great thing about Fall? Rates for many of our vacation rentals are reduced for the season, making this the perfect time to visit. 

Whether you're planning your next ski trip for winter or endless mountain adventures in the summer, Grand Targhee Ski & Mountain Resort is one of the top reasons visitors fall in love with Teton Valley. The best part? You don't have to stay at the resort to enjoy it. Teton Valley Vacation Rentals offers a wonderful collection of vacation homes, townhomes, and condos located just minutes from Grand Targhee. Many are conveniently situated near shuttle pickup locations, giving you easy access to the mountain without the hassle of driving or parking. 

Love ATV adventures? Check out Teton Valley, Idaho! Located on “the quiet side of the Tetons,” adventure comes with fewer crowds, less traffic, and lots of opportunities to experience the mountains in a way that feels authentic and unhurried. One of the best ways to do that? Hop into an ATV or side-by-side and discover miles of breathtaking backcountry roads, forests, wildflower-filled meadows, and panoramic mountain views.

Fly fishing the Teton is a unique experience. If you love to fish and want to hit the river on your own, this is the guide you need for trout fishing and fly fishing on the Teton River. The Teton River offers 64 miles of fly fishing through the Teton Valley, framed by the Teton Mountain Range to the east. Yellowstone cutthroat trout are plentiful, along with rainbow trout, brook trout, and even some brown trout, creating a world-class fishing zone just waiting for you.

If you’re staying in Teton Valley Idaho this summer and need some itinerary ideas, we’ve got what you need. How about a day trip from Teton Valley to Grand Teton National Park? (With a little bit of fun in Jackson Hole, too!) We're providing morning through evening ideas, where to eat, what to do, and insider tips from a local perspective so you're sure to have a great experience. 

If you love the idea of endless fields of fresh snow, trails that lead you through evergreen forests, and spending the day exploring mountain ranges on snowmobiles, this is your sign to book a winter snowmobiling getaway right now. Teton Valley, Idaho is a dream destination for snowmobiling enthusiasts thanks to its wide-open terrain, reliable snowfall, and breathtaking mountain scenery.

Teton Valley, Idaho is known for providing a winter wonderland that attracts travelers from around the world. The outdoor adventure opportunities are out of this world! But did you know we also have annual events that are worth checking out and scheduling your trip around? Read more here about the annual Skijoring (horses + skiers = wow!) and Snowscapes snow sculpture competitions here.