Adjacent to the western border of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and Grand Teton National Park – one of the largest intact ecosystems in the world – Teton Valley, Idaho offers residents an abundance of recreational activities, scenic landscapes and daily access to some of the world’s most famous outdoor destinations. Surrounded by live water, top-of-the- line golf courses and endless trails, Teton Valley is a highly desirable homestead.
The historic home of Shoshone, Blackfoot and Crow tribes, Teton Valley remained fairly undeveloped through the 1800s as horse robbers, saloons and pool halls marred the Valley’s appeal. Geographically isolated from nearby towns, Teton Valley echoed the set of a Western movie – wild and untouchable – until the 1900s when the railway came to Victor.
In the 1900s, businesses and families established a broader Teton Valley community and started schools, churches and inns. Lots were sold for a little more than thirty dollars, compelling several pioneers to the shadow of the Teton Range, many of whom still have family descendants in the area.
While the spirit of Teton Valley has evolved through the years, the appeal is vastly the same. Privacy, open space and natural beauty draw modern-day pioneers to settle in Teton Valley. Whether you’re seeking your own corner of the Wild West or land to build your next chapter, find your way to Teton Valley.
