Adjacent to the western border of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and Grand Teton National Park, Teton Valley, offers residents abundant recreational activities, scenic landscapes and daily access to some of the world’s most famous outdoor destinations. Surrounded by live water, top-of-the-line golf courses and endless trails, Teton Valley is a highly desirable homestead.
Real estate opportunities in Teton Valley vary from large farmland lots to affordable in-town condos meaning buyers can find a property suited to their lifestyle and budget. Though ever-connected, each town in the Valley offers just a little different experience to its citizens:
Victor
At the base of Teton Pass, rests the largest town in Teton Valley: Victor, Idaho. Local parks and nearby trails keep nature near but the ice skating rink, nightlife and community events allow Victor residents to find diverse entertainment. Victor is popular among commuters as an affordable option in close proximity to Jackson where others are drawn to its main street full of restaurants and shops.
Driggs
In the heart of the valley, Driggs, Idaho caters to a variety of residents. From the rodeo to snow carving competitions to an annual hot air balloon rally, Driggs offers an evolving calendar of events. The valley’s main grocery store is found here, making Driggs a convenient location for a number of resources.
Tetonia
Tetonia is at the northernmost end of Teton Valley. With the greatest view corridor, Tetonia boasts stunning views of the Teton Range with many open lots and farmland to hold or develop. Tetonia is ideal for those seeking a quiet community and properties to make their own. The opportunities are nearly endless.
Alta, Wyoming
Along the eastern edge of the Valley, sits Alta, Wyoming. Alta is a small town with limited and desirable real estate. Those lucky enough to find a home enjoy the tax benefits of Wyoming residency, the beauty of Teton Valley and close proximity to Grand Targhee Ski Resort and national forest.
Beyond the allure of real estate, Teton Valley is a hub for outdoor recreation and exploration. In the summer, residents enjoy top golf courses, floating the Teton River, fly-fishing, horseback riding, mountain biking or day-trips to Grand Teton or Yellowstone National Parks. And, in winter, Grand Targhee Mountain Resort becomes the locals favorite destination for skiing, snowboarding or fat biking with a view of the Tetons.
While Teton Valley is referred to as the Quiet Side of the Tetons, there is no lack of things to do, places to explore, and community to build. Through the Teton Valley Foundation and Community Foundation of Teton Valley, millions of dollars have gone to local non-profits, kids programs and community events that bring individuals together and help citizens enjoy the place they call home.
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