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Mesa Falls

East Idaho is a gateway to Yellowstone,

the country’s very first national park—

which means this region’s been serving

up adventure for a long time. Head here,

and you’ll soon be casting in the world-

class fly-fishing waters of the Henrys Fork

of the Snake River, hiking in pine forests

and lupine meadows, and snowmobiling

scenic byways. Venture easily into Grand

Teton National Park to observe antelope,

trumpeter swans, and many other species

native to the area. The Idaho communities

of Driggs, Victor, and Tetonia, which sit

quietly on the eastern side of the Tetons,

are picturesque destinations for adventur-

ers who seek nonstop outdoor action with-

out the crowds. Be sure to experience the

small pleasures within this vast vacation-

land, like an enjoyable ride on Rexburg’s

antique carousel, a huckleberry shake in

Victor, and a night of old-fashioned family

fun at the Spud Drive-In in Driggs. Stop

in at a local visitor center or the Teton

Geotourism Center in Driggs to pick up a

copy of the National Geographic Greater

Yellowstone Geotourism map.

For more east Idaho adventures, go to

visitidaho.org/east

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IDAHO FALLSIdaho Falls is centrally located to so many amazing destinations that you’re bound to pass through this small city at some point. Take time to stop and explore, and you’ll find that the town’s a wonderful adventure in its own right. The Snake River flows through downtown, and a five-mile greenbelt and several city parks deliver front-row seats to the many sights along its shores—so bring a picnic and stroll or bike the afternoon away. The man-made falls that give the city its name tumble gracefully over a rocky dam on the west bank of the Snake River, and the Idaho Vietnam Veterans Memorial stands tall along the river in Fremont Park. (As you explore the area, try to spot all 39 “sculptural seats.”) Venture indoors to the Museum of Idaho, where kids can crawl through beaver dens and teepees, and you can take in exhibits about Lewis and Clark, the area’s nuclear energy history, and other historical topics. The museum makes spirits bright during its Olde Fashioned Christmas and Winter festivals—come see decorated trees, meet Santa, and

view nativity scenes from around the world. To see history through the lens of an Idaho Falls couple, pop in to the Collector’s Corner Museum for rooms bursting with dolls, antiques, trains, coins, stamps, and military memorabil-ia. You’ll find inspiration in the Idaho Falls Cultural District—tour artist stu-dios at the Willard Arts Center; create your own masterpiece (including music and videos) at the Artitorium; and take in permanent and popular traveling exhibits at the Art Museum of Eastern Idaho. Spend an afternoon teeing up on one of the city’s four courses, or bring the kids to the Tautphaus Park Zoo; in the evening, catch live music and theater at the Colonial Theater or the Actors’ Repertory Theatre of Idaho.

Grab a casual meal at D’Railed, located in a small, converted house by the railroad; when a train rumbles by, drinks are halfprice. Other local favorites are the burgers and seafood at the SnakeBite, steak and spuds at Jakers, and the inspired cuisine of the Copper Rill. Wander over to Love at First Bite for gourmet cupcakes and a delicious assortment of candies and chocolates.

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‹ LARGEST CITY IDAHO FALLS Population: 59,184

‹ REGIONAL CLIMATE Summer Average High: 85° Winter Average High: 37° Annual Precipitation: 22"

‹ ELEVATION Highest: 10,740' (Tyler Peak) Lowest: 4,615' (Snake River)

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From Idaho Falls, there’s excitement and amazing scenery in every direction. Highway 26 eastbound will take you along the scenic south fork of the Snake River—popular for drift boat fishing—toward the Teton Scenic Byway and the breathtaking Grand Teton Mountains. Highway 20 brings you through the communities of Rexburg, Ashton, and Island Park on your way to Yellowstone National Park. Head west on Highway 20 toward Idaho National Laboratory to see the historical site of EBR-1, Ameri-ca’s first experimental breeder reactor. Interstate 15 continues from east Idaho over Monida Pass into Montana. Along this route, stop in Spencer, the only place in North America where opals are plentiful enough to mine commercially. Several opal mines are open spring through fall—and you can dig for gems yourself or stop in a gift shop for a sparkly Idaho souvenir.

RIGBY/REXBURGYou know Idaho’s famous for its spuds—but did you know we helped create the couch potato, too? It’s true. If you’re heading to Yellowstone, stop by the Farnsworth TV & Pioneer Museum in Rigby to learn about the invention of television. The museum honors former resident and inventor of the first television picture tube, Philo T. Farnsworth, who developed his initial ideas for the electronic transmission of images while in high school in Rigby.

Nearby is the pleasant community of Rexburg, where Brigham Young University–Idaho is located. Rexburg was rebuilt after the Teton Dam burst in 1976, spilling billions of gallons of water into the town. You can see photos and artifacts at the Teton Flood Museum, as well as pioneer relics and an extensive opal and agate collection. The remains of the dam are still standing; to take a look, follow

Highway 33 past Newdale to Teton Dam Road. If you’re traveling with kids, head to Porter Park in Rexburg for a pony ride on the antique Idaho Centennial Carousel. This is Idaho’s only wooden carousel and one of only about 170 still in existence in the United States. It was damaged in the 1976 flood but was restored to celebrate Idaho’s Centen-nial in 1990. After the ride, let the kids cool off in the park’s splash pad. In July, Rexburg hosts its Idaho International Summerfest—so don’t be surprised if you hear singing in the streets. You’ll see hundreds of dancers and musicians from around the world perform, share their cultural heritage, and even par-ticipate in a huge humanitarian service project. Many events are free, and most are interactive—so get in there and show the world what you’ve got.

Get wild (from the safety of your car, of course) at Yellowstone Bear World, the area’s only drive-through wildlife park. Just five miles south of Rexburg, you can observe grizzly and black bears in a natural, open setting from spring through fall. If off-roading is your thing, head to St. Anthony Sand Dunes, just north of St. Anthony, for fun in the sun and sand. The Bureau of Land Manage-ment manages the dunes mainly for ATV use, so you’ve got one heck of a playground—10,000 acres of shifting white quartz sand.

ISLAND PARKSerious adventure awaits you in Island Park. This recreation area is only 30 miles from Yellowstone’s west entrance, so the beauty of its craggy backdrop, fresh pine forests, and wildflower meadows shouldn’t be a big surprise.

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Be sure to pack your fly rod, because this is the land of the Henrys Fork of the Snake River, a stretch revered for its outstanding large rainbow and brown trout—and considered by many fly-fish-ing enthusiasts to be one of the best trout streams in the country. One source of the Henrys Fork is Big Springs, where 120 million gallons of crystal-clear water bubble up into the river each day. You’ll find the springs along the Big Springs Nature Trail, six miles north of the Island Park Ranger Station. The trail traverses rich habitat—so you’ll likely spy osprey, bald eagles, waterfowl, and the occasional moose or muskrat. Henrys Fork creates the 7,000-acre Island Park Reservoir, a haven for boaters and anglers, and winds through the picture-perfect meadows of Harriman State Park. The park lies within an 11,000-acre wildlife refuge in the greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, so, depending on the season, your traveling companions might be moose, elk, or graceful trumpeter swans. You can rent a yurt or a cabin here, and enjoy afternoons hiking, fly-fishing, cycling, and horseback riding.

Just up the road at High Mountain Ad-ventures, rent tubes for a relaxing float down the crystal clear Buffalo River; Mack’s Inn rents canoes and kayaks for a laid-back paddle on the Henrys Fork. While you’re in the area, be sure to drive the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway (Highway 47) for views of two of the West’s prettiest falls. Lower Mesa Falls and Upper Mesa Falls plunge 65 feet and 114 feet, respectively, into the Henrys Fork within a pristine forest setting. Take in the falling waters from various viewing platforms, and stop for a relaxing break at the picturesque visitor center by the upper falls. In winter, the byway is closed to vehicles, so snowmobilers and skiers have the road all to themselves.

TETON VALLEYWhile many travelers base their Teton excursions in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, those who prefer a less crowded experience find their way to the other side of the celebrated mountain range—to the Idaho communities of Driggs, Tetonia, and Victor. These small towns sit in the Teton Valley, which—at 6,200 feet—offers amazing mountain recreation all year long and easy access

to both Teton and Yellowstone national parks. Whether you head out on your own or with an outfitter, endless ad-venture awaits in this most majestic of landscapes. You can hike rugged trails, fly-fish along the Teton River, explore on horseback, or golf among spring-fed lakes at Teton Springs Resort. In winter, the skies drop an immense amount of snow, so bundle up for nonstop Nordic skiing and snowmobiling. Over at Grand Targhee Resort, just outside of Driggs in Alta, Wyoming, you’ll ski light powder (more than 500 inches a year!) against unmatched views of the Tetons.

The valley’s many hotels, B&Bs, resorts, and guest ranches are open year-round and welcome you with open arms to relax after a full day outside. Take the kids for a huckleberry shake—a Teton Valley tradition—at the Victor Emporium. Enjoy a craft beer or a bottle of the famous Old Faithful root beer at Grand Teton Brewing, also in Victor. If you’re into history, consider visiting the Teton Valley Museum on Highway 33 in Driggs, and check out the Teton Aviation Center’s collection of restored vintage warplanes. Wrap up a perfect summer day with an evening of old-fashioned fun at the classic Spud Drive-In Theatre. You can’t miss this valley landmark, with its vintage truck out front hauling the biggest potato you’ve ever seen.

Around the Fourth of July, take to the skies at the Teton Valley Balloon Rally, which offers hot-air balloon rides with Teton views, a parade, live music, pilot meet-and-greets, and kids’ activities. In August, Grand Targhee hosts its annual bluegrass festival—music and moun-tains don’t mix much better than this.

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Snow Sports

› Gear up to ski and board at the massively snowy Grand Targhee Resort, which receives 500 inches of powder a year. If you’re near Rigby or Ririe, Kelly Canyon is your place for winter fun; this family-friendly mountain offers 51 runs, tubing, and a terrain park.

Hot Springs & Zips

› Soak and swim near Rigby at Heise Hot Springs, home to warm and cool pools, a water slide, a golf course, and campgrounds. The resort’s seven zip lines will carry you on an impressive mile-long aerial tour above the Snake River.

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RECREATION Fishing & Wildlife

› Here at the base of the Continental Divide, icy water feeds some of the most acclaimed fly-fishing trout streams in the West: the South Fork of the Snake, the Teton River, Henrys Fork, and the mountain creeks of Swan Valley.

› If you’re drawn to wildlife, book a naturalist-guided hiking, skiing, or snowshoeing tour. Try the Outfitters by Natural Retreats, or stop in area cham-bers of commerce and Forest Service offices for outfitter recommendations.

Golf

› Teton Springs’ Headwaters Course delivers east Idaho’s best golf experi-ence, with masterfully designed rolling fairways surrounded by gorgeous spring-fed lakes. If that’s not relaxing enough, unwind even more with a massage at the club’s Stillwaters Spa.

ATV/OHV

› Rev up your adventure and take it off-road throughout east Idaho. Have a blast at the 10,000-acre St. Anthony Sand Dunes or ride the Big Bend Ridge Trail or Railroad Right-of-Way Trail within the Ashton/Island Park Ranger District of the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Closer to the scenic Swan Valley, hit up the Fall Creek area along the Snake River for miles of OHV terrain.

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ATTRACTIONS

ASHTON› Mesa Falls Stand close enough to hear the roar

and feel the spray.

DRIGGS› Spud Drive-In Theatre Spend a lazy summer evening at an

old-fashioned theater.

› Teton Geotourism Center Pick up a National Geographic Greater

Yellowstone Geotourism map.

IDAHO FALLS› Idaho Falls Greenbelt Absorb the sights and take a stroll

along the Snake River.

› Museum of Idaho Take in visiting exhibits and perma-

nent Idaho history collections.

ISLAND PARK› 33-Mile Main Street Cruise the longest Main Street

in America.

› Henrys Fork of the Snake River Fly-fish the best trout stream

in the United States.

› Johnny Sack Cabin Instagram the most photographed

site in Island Park.

REXBURG › Farnsworth TV & Pioneer Museum Get educated on the history of

television.

› Yellowstone Bear World Drive through this wildlife preserve

and be one with the bears.

SPENCER› Spencer Opal Mines Get your excavator hat on to dig and

collect an Idaho opal.

ST. ANTHONY› St. Anthony Dunes Rent a dune buggy and romp on

10,600 acres of white quartz sand.

SWAN VALLEY› Palisades Reservoir Swim, fish, picnic, hike, and

boat in this scenic beauty.

› Rainey Creek Country Store Square off with a square ice

cream cone.

VICTOR › Grand Teton Brewing Take a tour and taste ales and lagers

brewed with local ingredients.

› Teton Valley Balloon Rally Participate in hot-air fun for

four days around the Fourth of July.

› Victor Emporium Grab a stool and slurp down

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Henry’s Fork Ranch1060 N 2950 E(208) 716-0116henrysforkranch.comZ n

Three Rivers Ranch(208) 652-3750www.threeriversranch.com

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Eagle Peak Lodge & RV Park164 White Pines Ave(208) 652-3699www.eaglepeaklodge.com\ Z n " ^ $ 4 1 r X

Log Cabin Motel1001 Main St.(208) 652-3956www.logcabinmotelidaho.com"

Rankin Motel120 S Yellowstone Hwy 20(208) 652-3570www.rankinmotel.com/index.htmln "

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Aspen Acres Golf Club & RV Park4179 E 1100 N(208) 652-3524www.aspenacresrvpark.comu " ^ $ 4 1 r s

Jolley Camper1146 North 3400 East(208) 652-2267www.jolleycamper.com" 4 s

Timberline RV Park & Golf Course4590 Cave Falls Rd(208) 652-3219www.timberlinegolfresort.comu ^ 4 1 r X

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Butler’s Lakefront Log Cabin(208) 524-5911www.butler-lakefront-cabin.comn

Carter’s Idaho Log Cabins4560 E 1400 North(208) 652-7234www.cartersidahocabins.comn

Fall River Lodge946 N 3600 E(208) 652-9788www.vrbo.com/142297

Quiet Acres Cabin4517 Porcupine Ln(208) 652-7586www.apogeecabinrental.com"

Squirrel Creek Guest Ranch & InnReclamation-Flagg Ranch Rd.(208) 652-3972www.idahoranch.com

Stonefly Lodge3656 Fisherman’s Dr(801) 706-5982stoneflylodgeidaho.comZ n ^

DUBOISGuest Ranch

Silver Spur Ranch2385 Medicine Lodge Rd(208) 374-5338www.silverspurranchidaho.com

Small Cattle Co23 Small Ranch Ln - (208) 360-1510

IDAHO FALLSBed & Breakfast

Lazy J Ranch Bed & Breakfast13786 N 95th E - (208) 524-0262dorpercorner.com\

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Best Western Plus CottonTree Inn - Idaho Falls900 Lindsay Blvd(208) 523-6000www.cottontree.net0 \ u Z n ^

Best Western Plus Driftwood Inn575 River Pkwy(208) 523-2242www.bestwesterndriftwood.com\ n " ^

Candlewood Suites Idaho Falls665 Pancheri Dr(208) 525-9800www.ichotelsgroup.comu "

Comfort Inn - Idaho Falls195 S Colorado(208) 528-2804www.choicehotels.com0 \ u n " ^

Destinations Inn295 W Broadway St(208) 528-8444www.destinationsinn.com\ n ^

FairBridge Inn & Suites - Idaho Falls850 Lindsay Blvd(208) 523-6260www.fairbridgeidahofalls.com0 \ u Z n " ^

Fairfield Inn & Suites - Idaho Falls1293 W Broadway(208) 552-7378www.marriott.com0 \ u n ^

Hampton Inn - Idaho Falls2500 Channing Way(208) 529-9800www.hamptoninn.com0 \ ^

Hampton Inn - Idaho Falls Airport645 Lindsay Blvd(208) 523-1400idahofallsairport.hamptoninn.com0 \ u n ^

Hilton Garden Inn - Idaho Falls700 Lindsay Blvd(208) 522-9500www.idahofalls.hgi.com^

Holiday Inn Express - Idaho Falls2270 Channing Way(208) 542-9800www.hiexpress.com/idahofallsid0 \ u Z n

Home2Suites by Hilton(208) 529-0400home2suites3.hilton.com\ ^

Regional Information Yellowstone Teton Territory 800-634-3246 or (208) 656-0654, yellowstoneteton.org

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La Quinta Inn & Suites - Idaho Falls Spectrum2501 S 25th St E(208) 552-2500www.ameritelinns.com\ u n ^

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Shilo Inn Suites Conference Hotel - Idaho Falls780 Lindsay Blvd.(208) 523-0088shilo-inn-idaho-falls.com0 \ u Z n " ^

Sleep Inn & Suites - Idaho Falls3200 Outlet Blvd(208) 821-3647www.choicehotels.com\

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Shady Rest RV Park2200 N Yellowstone Hwy(208) 524-7035" $ 4 1 r X s

Snake River RV Park and Campground1440 Lindsay Blvd.(208) 523-3362www.snakeriverrvpark.net" ^ $ 4 1 r X s

Sunnyside Acres RV Park905 W Sunnyside Rd(208) 523-8403www.sunnysideacresmhc.com" ^ $ 4 1 X s

Teton West RV Park121 N 3850 E(208) 390-2430www.TetonWestRVPark.com" 4 1 X

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Elk Creek Ranch(208) 558-7404www.elkcreekid.comu "

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A River Runs By It Lodge4026 Tygee Ln(208) 558-2245www.ariverrunsbyitlodge.com\ n

Angler’s Lodge at Henrys Fork3363 Old Hwy 191(208) 558-9555www.anglerslodge.netu n

Henry’s Fork Lodge2794 S Pinehaven(208) 558-7953www.henrysforklodge.com0 \ u n ^

Mack’s Inn Resort4292 N Hwy 20(208) 558-7272www.macksinn.comn " $ 4 1 r X s

Ponds Lodge3757 N Hwy 20(208) 558-7221www.pondslodge.com"

Sawtelle Mountain Resort4133 Quakie Ln(208) 558-9366bookings.centiumsoftware.comu " ^ $ 4 1 r X s

Trouthunter3327 N Hwy 20(208) 558-9900www.trouthunt.com^

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Harriman State Park970 Dam Rd.(208) 334-4199

Henrys Lake State Park3917 E 5100 N(208) 558-7532www.parksandrecreation.idaho.govu " $ 1 r X s

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Buffalo Run RV Park & Cabins3402 N Hwy 20(208) 558-7112www.buffalorunrvpark.comZ n " ^ $ 4 1 X s

Jared’s Wild Rose Ranch Resort3778 Hwy 87(208) 558-7201www.wildroseranch.comu Z n " ^ $ 4 1 r X s

RedRock RV & Camping Park3707 Red Rock Rd(208) 558-7442www.redrockrvpark.comu Z " ^ $ 4 1 r X s

Robins Roost Groceries & Chevron Gas4150 N Big Springs Loop Rd(208) 558-7440robinroostislandpark.com

Valley View RV Park Campground & Laundromat5152 N Hwy 20(208) 558-7443www.valleyviewrv.comu " ^ 4 1 r X s

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Bear Creek InnBox 256 - (208) 558-9675www.islandparkidaho.com^

Eagle Ridge Ranch3438 Old Shotgun Rd(208) 558-0900www.eagleridgeadventures.comn

Enchanted Forest CabinBox 256(208) 558-9675www.islandparkidaho.comu

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Idaho Mountain Escapes4194 Grandview Rd(208) 360-7224idahomtnescapes.comn ^

Island Park Cabins and Lodges4189 N Big Springs Loop Rd (208) 523-0612www.islandparkrentals.com

Island Park Village Resort4153 N Big Springs Loop Rd(208) 558-7502www.islandparkvillageresort.comu n

Lakeview Cabin3618 Meadow View Ln(208) 558-1988www.yellowstonevacationhomes.netZ n ^

Larson Lodge(208) 232-2034www.larsonlodge.com

Meadow Creek Lodge(208) 351-2787

Moose Crossing Vacation Rentals(208) 731-3688^

Moose Mountain Cabin1475 Luke Ln - (208) 705-7199www.moosemountaincabins.comn

Mountain Lake Cabin3618 Meadow View Ln(208) 558-1988www.yellowstonevacationhomes.netZ n ^

Outback Realty4135 Sawtelle Peak Rd(208) 558-9500www.islandparkrentalcabins.comn

Rainbow Realty - Island Park Cabin Rentals3320 Hwy 20(208) 558-7116www.islandparkcabinrentals.comn ^

Slash E Ranch(208) 558-7438slasheranch.com

Summerwind Development(435) 652-3816www.summerwindcabin.comZ n

The Pines at Island Park - Historic Phillips Lodge3907 Phillips Loop Rd(208) 558-0192www.pinesislandpark.comZ n ^

WorldCast Anglers3350 Hwy 20(208) 558-7068www.worldcastanglers.com0 n ^

Yellowstone Lakefront Log Home on Henry’s Lake(877) 833-4861www.yellowstoneloghome.us

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McGarry Ranches6140 W 5000 S(208) 356-6531www.mcgarryranches.com

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AmericInn Lodge & Suites of Rexburg1098 Golden Beauty Dr(208) 356-5333www.americinn.com\ ^

Quality Inn - Rexburg885 W Main St(208) 359-1311www.choicehotels.com\ u Z n " ^

SpringHill Suites by Marriott - Rexburg1177 S Yellowstone Hwy(208) 356-3003www.marriott.com/idarx\

Super 8 - Rexburg215 W Main St(208) 356-8888www.super8.com\ u n ^

Reunion/Retreat Center

Wakeside Lake Reunion Lodge2245 S 2000 W(208) 356-3681wakesidelakerv.com^

RV Park/Campground

Sheffield RV Park5362 S Hwy 191(208) 356-4182u n " ^ $ 4 1 r X s

Thompson’s RV Park4844 S Hwy 191(208) 356-6210" 4 s

Wakeside Lake RV Park2245 S 2000 W(208) 356-3681www.wakesidelakerv.comu " ^ $ 4 1 X s

RIGBYBed & Breakfast

Blue Heron Inn Bed and Breakfast706 N Yellowstone Hwy(208) 745-9922www.idahoblueheron.com\ u Z n ^

Hotels & Motels

South Fork Inn Motel425 Farnsworth Way(208) 745-8700n ^

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" Pets OK

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RV Park/Campground

Jefferson County Lake Campground490 N 4000 E(208) 745-0868www.co.jefferson.id.usu " 4 1 r X

RIRIEBed & Breakfast

Aspen Grove Inn105 N 5050 E(208) 538-7963www.aspengroveinn.com\ u n ^

Public Lands Campground

Juniper Park(208) 538-7285www.co.bonneville.id.usu " $ 4 1 r X s

RV Park/Campground

7N Ranch45 N Newby Ln(208) 538-5097www.7NRanch.comu " 4 r X s

Heise Hot Springs5116 E Heise Rd(208) 538-7312www.heiseexpeditions.comu 4 s

Mountain River Ranch/ Sportsman RV Park98 N 5050 E - (208) 538-7337www.mountainriverranch.comu ^ $ 1 r X s

SPENCERBed & Breakfast

Spencer Bed & Breakfast(208) 374-5376\ "

ST. ANTHONYHotels & Motels

GuestHouse Henry’s Fork Inn115 S Bridge St - (208) 624-3711www.henrysforkinn.com\ Z n " ^

Reunion/Retreat Center

Three Peaks Lodge658 N 2400 E - (916) 509-6362www.threepeakslodge.com

RV Park/Campground

Idaho Dunes RV Park1695 E 500 N(208) 624-3275www.idahodunesrv.comu " $ 4 1 r X s

Sand Hills Resort Inc.865 Red Rd - (208) 624-4127www.thesandhillsresort.com" ^ $ 4 1 r X s

Vacation Rentals

Dunes Lodge1396 E 400 N - (208) 709-7433www.theduneslodge.com^ r X

Juniper Mountain Ranch969 N 1900 E(208) 680-4585www.junipermountain.net

SWAN VALLEYBed & Breakfast

Granite Creek Ranch2086 Swan Valley Hwy(208) 589-7147www.airbnb.com\ Z ^

Guest Ranch

Hansen Guest Ranch956 Rainey Creek Rd.(208) 483-2305www.hansenguestranch.com\ u n " ^

Hotels & Motels

Natural Retreats South Fork Lodge40 Conant Valley Loop(877) 805-7794www.naturalretreats.comu n ^

Old Irwin Lodge1591 Old Irwin Rd(208) 483-5634www.oldirwinlodge.com\ Z n ^

Rendezvous at the South Fork3333 Swan Valley Hwy(208) 483-2267www.campsouthfork.comn " ^ X

RV Park/Campground

Buck’s Gas & RV3781 Swan Valley Hwy 26(208) 483-3581n " 4 1 X s

Palisades RV Park & Cabins3802 Swan Valley Hwy(208) 351-0511www.palisadescabins.com" 4 1 r s

Vacation Rentals

Aspen Hills Retreat2080 Swan Valley Hwy(208) 589-7147www.vrbo.com

Sleepy J Cabins#19 Hwy 31(208) 483-0411www.sleepyjcabins.comu Z n "

Swan Valley Lodging(208) 270-1020www.swanvalleyrentals.com^

The Lodge at Palisades Creek3720 Hwy 26(208) 483-2222www.tlapc.comu

TETON VALLEYBed & Breakfast

Fox Creek Inn273 E 5500 S(307) 413-3583www.thefoxcreekinn.com\ n ^

Willowpine Bed & Breakfast136 E Little Ave(208) 354-2735\ u Z n

Guest Ranch

Linn Canyon Ranch130 E 600 S(208) 787-5466www.linncanyonranch.comn " ^

Moose Creek Ranch2733 E 10800 S(208) 787-6078moosecreekranch.com" ^

Teton Mountain Ranch269 W 800 S - (208) 787-9005www.elkadventures.com/cabins.html

Hotels & Motels

Best Western Teton West450 N Main St(208) 354-2363www.bestwesternidaho.com\ u n ^

Kasper’s Kountryside Inn9165 S 1000 W Pole Canyon Rd(208) 787-2726www.kasperskountrysideinn.com

Pines Motel * Guest Haus105 S Main St(208) 354-2774thepinestetonvalley.com0 n " ^

Super 8 - Driggs1361 Hwy 33 - (208) 354-8888www.super8.com\ u n ^

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Trail’s End Motel40 N Main(208) 787-2973n

RV Park/Campground

Teton Valley Campground1208 Hwy 31(208) 787-2647www.tetonvalleycampground.com" ^ $ 4 1 r X s

Teton Peaks Lodge & RV2901 Egbert Ave.(208) 456-2969www.tetonpeaks.netu " ^ $ 4 1 r X s

Vacation Rentals

A Cottage in Driggs(208) 354-7424

A House in Sweet Hollow9125 Edgewood Ln(212) 721-2280vrbo.com/307581^

Cottage at Heron Glass240 N 5th St - (208) 354-2759www.heronglass.com/cottagen ^

Cowboy Roadhouse Lodge381 N Agate(208) 787-2755www.cowboyroadhouselodge.com

Grand Valley Lodging158 N 1st St E(800) 746-5518www.grandvalleylodging.comn " ^

Henderson Creek Lodge5188 Mahogany View Trail(877) 629-8597www.HendersonCreekLodge.com^

Hill Property Management2875 S Stateline Rd(208) 201-9263www.hpmlodging.comn " ^

Amenities Key

0 Airport Shuttle

^ Wi-Fi

\ Free Breakfast

u Handicap Access

n Non-smoking

" Pets OK

Z Motor Coach Parking

$ Dump Station

4 Full Hookups

X Pull-thru Sites

s Showers

1 Slideouts OK

r Tenters Welcome

Oxbow Property Management LLC9290 Old Jackson Hwy(208) 787-2871www.vamoose.comn

Teton Base Camp(208) 521-9347www.tetonvalleyrental.comn ^

Teton Powder Valley Townhouse910 Powder Valley Rd Unit 26(636) 225-2486www.grandtarghee.com^

Teton Springs Luxury Log Cabins10 Warm Creek Ln(208) 787-7230www.tetonspringslodge.com0 \ u Z n ^

Teton Valley Cabins34 E Ski Hill Rd(208) 354-8153www.tetonvalleycabins.comu n " ^

Teton Valley Lodge3733 Adams Rd(208) 354-2386www.tetonvalleylodge.comu

Teton Valley Property Managment253 S Main St(208) 354-3431www.rentdriggs.com

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