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Driggs, Idaho Real Estate

The Teton County seat, the gateway to Grand Targhee, and the most varied inventory in Teton Valley: downtown lots, Ski Hill Road condos and view-corridor acreage.

Teton County seat

Courthouse, Sheriff’s Office and county services

12 miles

To Grand Targhee, via Ski Hill Road

1,805

Population

© 2026 Teton Board of REALTORS® and Snake River Regional Multiple Listing Service. Information provided through the Teton IDX Program is provided for consumer's personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties and individual consumers interested in purchasing. Properties displayed through the Teton and Snake River IDX Programs may be selected by and displayed by an IDX participant, who may not necessarily be the listing agent. Any information contained herein is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed and the Teton & Snake River MLS are not responsible or liable for the information. Teton Valley Realty does not guarantee the completeness or accuracy and shall not be liable for this information.

A county seat that never stopped being a small town

Driggs is home to the gateway to Grand Targhee Ski Resort, just 12 miles from downtown via Ski Hill Road. It is the Teton County seat and the location of the Driggs Courthouse, the Teton County Sheriff’s Office and several other local amenities.

Though Driggs was surpassed in population by Victor around 2001 due to its proximity to Jackson for commuters, Driggs still offers a diverse inventory of real estate. Because it is the county seat, the small town is bustling with quaint restaurants, and all of the county services are scattered throughout. Driggs is also home to the municipal airport, offering private hangars and aviation-related commercial opportunities.

Downtown Driggs

Driggs was founded in 1888 by the Driggs family. The center of town has always been in the same location, at the intersection of Main Street and Ski Hill Road. Growing slowly outwards, the old downtown covers about five blocks east to west and six north to south. Those thirty blocks hold some of the oldest homes in Teton Valley, an eclectic group of properties.

Over time many of these homes have been remodeled, and new trendy and even tiny homes have been built here thanks to the lack of any subdivision restriction. Because real estate in the old downtown blocks can be hard to come by, it can also be expensive, given its desirability and its walkability to the growing number of restaurants and shops.

The six areas of Driggs

As with every town in Teton County, the city limits hold only a small share of the real estate carrying the Driggs name. Most of it sits in the county. Here is how local buyers divide the map.

Ski Hill Road

Four miles from the stoplight in Driggs to the state line at Alta, and the only route to Grand Targhee. Around fifteen communities are reached directly from it, lined with condos, townhouses and homes with easy access to town. Most developments offer lots from half an acre to 2.5 acres, the common size once you leave the city limits.

Communities: Stoneridge Townhomes, Powder Valley Townhomes, Aspen Pointe, Teton Creek Resort, Targhee Ranch, Ski Hill Ranches, Miller Ranch, Redtail, Falcon Creek.

Downtown Driggs

Roughly thirty blocks around Main Street and Ski Hill Road, holding some of the oldest homes in Teton Valley. There are no subdivision restrictions here, so remodels, new builds and tiny homes sit side by side. Downtown property is hard to come by and priced accordingly, largely for the walkability to the restaurants and shops.

North of Driggs

About four miles of open ground before you reach Tetonia, with some of the most pronounced four-peak Teton views in the valley. At the 2.5 mile marker is 2500 North, better known as Hastings Lane, home to several of the popular view-corridor subdivisions.

Communities: Saddlehorn, Grandview Estates, Hastings Farm, Teewinot.

East of Driggs

Most of the area east of town is taken in by Ski Hill Road, but there are a few noteworthy communities as you reach the state line. Because these sit north and east of Driggs, they take in prime Teton views.

Communities: Teton Retreat, Edelweiss, Snowcrest Ranch, Elkridge, Summit View.

West of Driggs

The watershed of the Teton River. From town out along Bates Road to the river is largely wetland, some of it reserved habitat designated by the Huntsman Springs development, which is part of what makes that project unusual. Cross the Bates Bridge and you find vast farm ground with a few subdivisions speckled through it.

Communities: Huntsman Springs, West Meadows, Blue Indian, Buttermilk Draw.

South of Driggs

Heading south toward Victor you cross Teton Creek, which meanders along Ski Hill Road then east toward the Teton River. Along Highway 33 a series of county roads run east and west. The best known is 3000 South, often called the Darby area, because the Darby Canyon recreation area begins at its east end.

Communities: Lovers Lane, Teton Saddleback Vistas.

Schools, utilities, clinics and commute

Every number that used to sit behind a collapsed tab, on the page where a buyer can scan it.

Jackson, WY — 33 miles
Victor, ID — 8 miles
Tetonia, ID — 8 miles
Rexburg, ID — 48 miles
Idaho Falls, ID — 74 miles

Start Bus — (307) 733-4521
Teton School District — (208) 228-5923

City of Driggs — (208) 354-2362
Teton County, Idaho — (208) 354-8780

Power, Fall River Electric — (208) 652-7431
Trash and recycling, Rad Curbside — (208) 220-7721
Water and sewer, City of Driggs — (208) 354-2362
Phone and internet, Silverstar Communications — (208) 354-3300

Teton Valley Hospital, 120 E Howard Ave, open 24 hours — (208) 354-2383
Four Peaks Clinic, 852 Valley Centre Dr — (208) 354-4757
Teton Chiropractic, 32 W Bates Rd — (208) 354-8010
Kunz Chiropractic, 55 N Main St — (208) 354-4010

Ski, Grand Targhee Resort — (307) 353-2300
Golf, Huntsman Springs (private) — (208) 354-9660
Golf, The Links at Teton Peaks (public) — (208) 456-2777
Climb, Teton Rock Gym — (208) 354-1046
Fish, Teton Valley Lodge — (208) 354-2386
Bike, Peaked Sports — (208) 354-2354

© 2026 Teton Board of REALTORS® and Snake River Regional Multiple Listing Service. Information provided through the Teton IDX Program is provided for consumer's personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties and individual consumers interested in purchasing. Properties displayed through the Teton and Snake River IDX Programs may be selected by and displayed by an IDX participant, who may not necessarily be the listing agent. Any information contained herein is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed and the Teton & Snake River MLS are not responsible or liable for the information. Teton Valley Realty does not guarantee the completeness or accuracy and shall not be liable for this information. Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Mountain Properties.

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