Teton Valley Location
Driggs lies in Teton County, Idaho, on the western side of the Teton Range, with sweeping views of high peaks and farmland. Its Main Street sits on a north–south travel corridor connecting to Victor, Tetonia, and the Wyoming line toward Jackson Hole.
Population and Community
The city has roughly 2,000–2,500 residents, mixing long-time ranching families with newcomers drawn by outdoor lifestyle. Compact neighborhoods, art galleries, and cafés create a welcoming mountain-town ambiance.
History and Growth
Rooted in agriculture and the valley’s pioneer era, Driggs evolved with ski, hike, and bike tourism. Murals, historic buildings, and museums celebrate local heritage while embracing year-round recreation.
Economy and Everyday Life
Tourism, hospitality, retail, construction, and outdoor services support jobs. Farmers’ markets, gear shops, and eateries line the walkable core, serving residents and visitors exploring the Teton Basin.
Recreation and Events
Nearby trailheads, rivers, and ski areas offer four-season adventure—mountain biking and fishing in summer; alpine and Nordic skiing in winter. Community festivals and arts events punctuate the calendar.
Location: 43.7231753, -111.110887