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If you’re into the outdoors, browsing through Victor Outdoor Seconds is definitely one of the top things to do in Victor. Yes, this consignment shop is a little disorganized, but it’s also the kind of place where you’ll find hidden gems.

This walk explores the wild Cumbrian coast and the ancient Roman port of Ravenglass, using the train to return so you’ll have plenty of time to relax among the sand dunes of Drigg’s remote foreshore. As adorable as both Driggs and Victor are, the biggest appeal of the Teton Valley lies outside the towns. It’s a playground for outdoors lovers, all year round, and here are the best ways to experience it. Cycle part (or all!) of the Ashton-Tetonia Trail. Summer in Driggs means getting out on the water! The stretch of the Teton River near Driggs and Victor tends to be calm and placid, making it perfect for a relaxed paddle on a hot summer day, even if you don’t have any experience. This part of Idaho is nothing if not scenic, and the easiest way to see it is by taking a scenic drive near Driggs. The Teton Scenic Byway starts right by Fall Creek Falls in the tiny town of Swan Valley, and runs for 70 miles through Victor, Driggs, Tetonia, and up to the town of Ashton, ID.From mountain lodges to cozy cabins to upscale hotels, there’s no shortage of memorable places to stay in Driggs and across the Valley. This area is a great place to stay even if you’re primarily visiting Grand Teton National Park or Grand Targhee Resort (although it’s a little too far from Yellowstone National Park). Fox Creek: more challenging route along the creek, which you’ll likely have to yourself Try your hand at fat-tire biking. Start from the railway station at Ravenglass, but leave time to explore the village itself. The main village street is paved with beach cobbles and the low cottages form a protective square almost enclosed from the ravages of the sea. The beach, which is actually an estuary formed by the confluence of the rivers Irt, Mite and Esk, although not sandy, is incredibly scenic. Head down to the railway viaduct; on the west side take a footbridge that leads across the River Mite. Turn left and follow a path to the end of a road at Low Saltcoats. Follow this road for a short distance before taking the first left down a road that leads towards Hall Carleton, where it turns sharp right and passes under the railway line. The Teton Valley sits between the Teton Mountains to the east and the Big Hole mountains to the west, meaning that an epic view of the Tetons, similar to that found in the national park, can also be enjoyed from Idaho. Was the eight miles of the Victor to Driggs Rail Trail not enough? No problem, the nearby Ashton-Tetonia Trail, a gravel/dirt trail following the abandoned Teton Valley Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad, is nearly four times as long!

And where the Teton Scenic Byway ends, the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway begins. From Ashton, it continues for 29 miles, taking you right past Mesa Falls before ending just outside Harriman State Park. Go hiking near Driggs.Teton Thai |Located right in downtown Driggs, Teton Thai serves up Thai classics in a fun, industrial environment.

Snowshoeing is another great way to enjoy Driggs in winter. You can snowshoe out on many of the area’s hiking trails, and most (but not all) of the cross-country ski trails allow snowshoeing as well.You’ll be blown away by the variety and quality of restaurants in Driggs and Victor, believe me. These towns may be small, but the food scene is thriving. What + Where to Eat in Driggs, Idaho Leigh Creek Outfitters: Runs 2-hour and 6-hour rides, with a big discount on the longer rides for groups of at least three Ashton-Tetonia Trail: popular as a bike path during warmer months, with Felt-Bitch Creek being the most scenic section

Or have a leisurely java at French Press Coffee House. Would you rather sit down and savor your morning coffee? Choose from the huge tea and coffee menu at the Teton Valley’s newest coffee shop – and pair your drink with a mouth-watering pastry. But it’s a fun challenge and a unique way to get outside in the winter, and you can give it a try at Grand Targhee Resort. They offer fat bike rentals and groom 15 miles of trails open to cyclists – and since you know the trails will be well maintained, this is a great place to try it out. Go ice skating in Victor. But those who are willing to put in the effort will be rewarded with sweeping views of the entire Teton Range, from Mount Moran to the north to Cascade Canyon to the south from the summit of Table Mountain. Our custom map of the Teton Valley shows everything mentioned above, including all the things to do in Victor and Driggs, where to eat and stay, and points of interest in the surrounding areas. Not all of the Teton Valley hikes are so long! We did the Sheep Bridge Trail near Alta, WY, a mostly flat 2.2-mile (one-way) hike along Teton Creek. And you’ll start with stunning views of the mountains from right at the New Sheep Bridge Trailhead – which is only about 15 minutes northeast of Driggs.

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Another of the top hikes near Driggs is the Palisades Creek Trail, beginning about 50 minutes south of town at Palisades Creek Trailhead. The first section of the trail is a moderate 5-mile (one-way) hike to the gorgeous Lower Palisades Lake. If you’re up for continuing another (steeper) 2.5 miles, you’ll be rewarded with the even more stunning Upper Palisades Lake. Teton Teepee Lodge – Alta, WY: An incredibly unique lodge, with rooms situated around a fire pit in the center of the common area Do some plane spotting while you eat at Warbirds Cafe. Eating here is one of the top things to do in Driggs, thanks to the top-notch food and the chance to see private aircraft take off and land practically right in front of your table. We love the Teton Valley for a lot of reasons, but primary among them is the fact that there are no hotel chains in either Victor or Driggs. With no massive and out-of-place hotels, the area has been able to maintain its charm despite its explosion in popularity. Below, we listed a few of the places we’ve stayed in the area and really enjoyed. Teton Valley Resort – Victor: Sleek and comfortable cabins that sleep up to 6 people, some featuring a kitchenette and fireplace