Teton Valley Road Links

There are now a variety of ways to get to Teton Valley, Idaho. Since it is in the border of Idaho and Wyoming, there are common road links between these two states. Air travel is also possible, with three airports surrounding the area, the Jackson Hole Airport, the Idaho Falls Airport and the Wyoming Airport, and shuttles like the Salt Lake City Airport Shuttle Hop (SLASH) to bring you from the airport to wherever your destination will be within Teton Valley.

Here are the different highways to take when traveling by road to Teton Valley. From Jackson in the south, you can take the Wyoming State Highway 22 northwest bound to Teton Pass which becomes the Idaho State Highway 33 when you cross the state line and then through Victor to get to Teton Valley. From Swan Valley, you can take the Idaho State Highway 31 by Pine Creek Pass then merge into the Idaho State Highway 33 at Victor to get to Teton Valley. If you are coming from Ashton, take the Idaho State Highway 32 south, passing through Felt then turn into the Idaho State Highway 33 in Tetonia, then south to Teton Valley. From Rexburg, you just have to take the Idaho State Highway 33 eastbound all the way to Teton Valley.

There are various types of public transportation available in Teton Valley. You can use the Greyhound lines and Amtrak that has scheduled stopovers in Teton Valley. Northwestern Trailways like Boise-Winnemucca Stages, and Northwestern Stage Lines can also be utilized for travel needs. There are also the Rimrock Trailways, Rimrock Stages, Rocky Mountain Trailways Express, and Sun Valley Express aside from the Intercity Alltrans that cater to the Jackson Hole Express and Targhee Express.

River water travel to these parts may not be a good suggestion although it is a great sport during summer. It is always safer to go to Teton Valley through land and air. Whatever road or mode of transport you feel like using to get to Teton Valley, seeing this place will be worth the trip.