See It for Yourself

Tributary at golden hour, ready for guests

The best way to understand Tributary is to spend time here.

Walk the property. Experience the club. Explore the valley. Sit beside the river a little longer than planned. A Discovery Visit offers more than a tour — it offers a feel for what life here is actually like, and whether it feels like home to you. For many members, it is where the story begins.

A moment from a Tributary Discovery Visit

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Let’s Plan Your Visit

A Tributary Discovery Visit is designed to feel personal, relaxed, and entirely tailored to you. Spend time touring available homes and homesites, exploring the club and amenities, experiencing the golf course, and getting to know the people behind the community itself.

Fill out the form below and a member of our team will be in touch to arrange the details.

The people matter here

One of the things visitors notice quickly at Tributary is the people behind the experience. The team is intentionally small, deeply knowledgeable, and personally invested in the community they help shape each day. During your visit, you will spend time with the real estate team, club staff, and members of the broader community — gaining a sense not only of the property itself, but of the people who make it feel the way it does.

  • Spain Short, Director of Real Estate at Tributary
    Spain Short Director of Real Estate
  • A Tributary team member
    Ulla Rasche Real Estate Sales Associate
  • A Tributary team member
    Sara Beth Judson Sales and Marketing Manager

Schedule

Designed Around You

No two Discovery Visits are exactly alike. Every itinerary is shaped around your interests, schedule, and curiosity about the community and the valley beyond it. Whether your focus is golf, skiing, fishing, real estate, or simply understanding the pace of life here, the experience is designed to feel flexible, welcoming, and genuinely personal.

Typical Discovery Visit Includes

  • Welcome and introduction with the real estate team
  • Full property tour by vehicle and on foot
  • Tour of available homes and homesites
  • Time on the golf course
  • Access to the Clubhouse and all on property amenities
  • Meals at The Drake and The Eddy
  • Conversation around membership opportunities and club life
  • Curated activities and adventures

Itineraries

A Few Ways to Experience Tributary

  • Day 1: Arrive in Teton Valley. Property tour with the real estate team followed by a welcome dinner at The Drake.

  • Day 2: Morning round of golf. Afternoon guided fly fishing excursion on the river. Evening gathering at Basecamp beneath the Tetons.

  • Day 3: Sunrise paddle or kayak on the rec lake. Explore Driggs, local shops, and the farmers market. Evening cocktails and dinner at The Eddy Bar.

  • Day 1: Arrive at Tributary. Property tour and dinner at The Drake.

  • Day 2: Full ski day at Grand Targhee with access to the private member lounge. Après and hot tub back at the club.

  • Day 3: Morning snowshoe on Tributary’s trail system. Golf simulator in the afternoon.  Early dinner and a quiet evening unwinding in the Eddy Bar.

  • Day 1: Arrive at Tributary. Property tour and settle in. Evening cocktails and dinner at The Eddy Bar followed by an easy evening walk through the trails at sunset.

  • Day 2: Morning hike or bike ride through Teton Valley. Lunch in town, then an afternoon round of golf or time at the practice facilities. Dinner at The Drake and relaxed evening by the fire.

  • Day 3: Day trip to Grand Teton National Park for hiking, wildlife viewing, or scenic drives. Return to Tributary for a quiet evening in the Member Lounge and time to unwind.

Tributary guest accommodations

Your Stay

Guest Accommodations

Tributary offers a range of accommodations for prospective members and visiting guests —from furnished residences within the community to curated lodging recommendations throughout Driggs and Teton Valley. Whether your stay is centered around golf, skiing, fishing, or simply spending more time in the area, our team can help coordinate the experience comfortably and seamlessly.

Many members also choose to share their homes with friends and family, extending the hospitality of the community to the people they care about most.

Getting to Tributary in Teton Valley

Getting Here

Tributary is located at 501 Tributary Drive in Driggs, Idaho — remarkably accessible for a place that feels this removed. Two commercial airports, a nearby private airstrip, and some of the most scenic drives in the American West place the community comfortably within reach from nearly anywhere.

The Arrival Is Part of the Experience

No matter which direction you arrive from, the approach into Teton Valley leaves an impression. From the east, Teton Pass opens dramatically into wide valley views and the western face of the Tetons. From the north and south, quiet roads wind through ranchland, open fields, and mountain horizons that seem to stretch endlessly outward.

Closer Than You Think

Two Minutes from the Runway

Driggs-Reed Memorial Airport (U57) sits just minutes from Tributary and accommodates a range of private and charter aircraft. For members and guests arriving by private aviation, the experience feels remarkably seamless — from touchdown to the club in only a matter of minutes.

At approximately 6,220 feet elevation, pilots should consult aircraft performance and runway specifications in advance. Our team is happy to assist with local coordination, ground transportation, and arrival logistics.

Jackson Hole Airport (JAC)

Approximately 40 minutes away, Jackson Hole Airport offers direct service from major U.S. cities via Delta, United, American, Alaska, and Southwest — making it the most convenient commercial option for many visitors.

Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA)

Approximately 75 minutes away, Idaho Falls provides an easy alternative for regional travel and connections through Salt Lake City and the Pacific Northwest.