This audio driving tour takes you through the southern part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem in Teton Valley, Idaho.
As you drive along Highway 33 through the scenic towns of Driggs, Tetonia, Felt, and Victor, Idaho, you will hear stories of fur trappers, outlaws, snow planes, and more. This tour features regional history and culture.
While on the route, keep your eyes out for fascinating wildlife like eagles, moose, bears, wolves, and even the occasional wolverine.
The wildlife and mountain views will make you realize why Teton Valley has been ranked one of the most important private land conservation priority areas in the Greater Yellowstone region.
If you want to get out of the car and explore, this tour will teach you about the wide range of activities offered in the valley today, from mountain biking to skiing to fishing.
Tour Sponsors This tour is sponsored by the Teton Regional Land Trust. The Teton Regional Land Trust’s mission is to conserve working farms and ranches, fish and wildlife habitat, and scenic open spaces in Eastern Idaho for this and future generations.
The land trust partners with local landowners to restore critical wildlife habitat, preserve the valley’s scenic vistas and working farms and ranches, and protect its most sensitive places from future development.
Find More Tours Near You If you are interested in more audio tours in the region, check out
GaperGuide South Yellowstone and
GaperGuide Grand Teton National Park tours. If you plan on taking Highway 22 over Teton Pass to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, find more audio tours at
TravelStorys.com. Every place has a story.
Location: Idaho
Travel Type: Driving
Trip Time: 45 minutes
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