Live Closer to What Matters.
Nestled on the western slope of the Tetons, Teton Valley, Idaho, offers an unparalleled balance of adventure, serenity, and community. With easy access to Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone National Park, and Jackson Hole, this valley is a gateway to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the country. Whether you’re seeking wide-open spaces, endless outdoor recreation, or a strong sense of community, Teton Valley provides an unbeatable location without the congestion. From vibrant local shops and restaurants to world-class skiing and hiking trails, this is where mountain living feels within reach.
A Landscape Unlike Any Other
Teton Valley is more than just a beautiful place—it’s a natural wonderland filled with towering peaks, pristine rivers, and expansive forests. Located in Teton County, Idaho, the valley stretches along the western side of the Teton Range and is home to the charming towns of Victor, Driggs, and Tetonia. This region is known for its close-knit small-town charm, down-to-earth community, and endless recreation opportunity.
A Thriving Ecosystem
Living in Teton Valley means sharing the land with some of North America's most iconic wildlife. Whether you're exploring local trails, driving through the valley, or simply enjoying your morning coffee, you’re likely to spot elk, deer, moose and the occasional grizzly or black bear roaming the open meadows and forests year-round, and bald eagles & hawks soaring above the valley, especially near rivers and wetlands.
With Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park just a short drive over Teton Pass you might even run into a herd of pronghorn or bison on your Sunday drive.
Jackson Hole & Surrounding Area
Teton Valley offers a unique blend of outdoor adventure, modern convenience and small-town charm, making it the perfect place to call home.
Teton Pass (10 minute drive) - No matter the season, the Pass is the ideal place to get your daily movement in. Hike Mount Glory for sunrise in the winter or lap the pass with your mountain bike in the summer - you won’t be short on options here.
Grand Targhee Resort (30 minute drive) – Known for its deep powder, laid-back atmosphere, and lesser-crowded slopes, this is a skier’s paradise in the winter and a mountain biking haven in the summer.
Grand Teton National Park (40 minute drive) – Home to breathtaking peaks, iconic hiking trails, and abundant wildlife, this national park is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. Whether you're summiting the Grand, exploring Paintbrush Canyon, or capturing the perfect sunrise at Schwabacher’s Landing, the beauty of the park is always within reach.
Yellowstone National Park (1.5 hour drive) – Experience the geysers, hot springs, and vast wilderness of the world’s first National Park. With Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, and the Lamar Valley just a short trip away, adventure is always around the corner.
Caribou-Targhee National Forest – A backyard full of hiking, camping, fishing, and backcountry skiing, escape the crowds and explore endless miles of trails in National Forest lands.
Jackson Hole, WY (35 minute drive) – A world-class destination with boutique shopping, fine dining, art galleries, and a vibrant outdoor culture. Close enough for a visit or commute, yet far enough to enjoy the peace of Teton Valley.
Jackson Hole Airport (JAC | 45 minute drive) - The closest major airport offers direct flights from major cities across the nation and is the only airport in the U.S. located inside of a National Park.
Whether you’re looking for big mountain adventure or small-town connection, Twin Slides places you right where you want to be—close to it all, yet with room to breathe.
