Magazine Archives (28 issues)

As you dive into this edition, I hope you find moments to sit back and savor the wonder of this place. Whether it’s revisiting November’s northern lights and learning how to best spot them for yourself (page 104), discovering the incredible
behind-the-scenes research taking place in Yellowstone National Park (page 84), or finding must-see concerts to add to your summer calendar (page 76), you’ll find Teton Valley is special for so many reasons.

No matter the season, my son often requests that we read Over and Under the Snow before bedtime. When we last read the book, I was in the thick of editing stories for this issue of Teton Valley Magazine. The story reminded me that life in Teton Valley continues—and even accelerates—in the midst of winter. May your winter be brimming with fun—be it big days skiing powder at Grand Targhee Resort, a quiet walk searching for tracks … or anything in between.

Take in a snapshot of the cowboys and cowgirls who buck and barrel race at the Friday night rodeo. Find out what’s in store for our local library system—the future is truly looking bright!—and learn about the City of Driggs’ colossal efforts to amend the water treatment plant’s nagging issues. This season is short but sweet. So, get out and soak up the delight of summer in the Tetons—from the artisan and farmers markets to the hiking trails, rivers, and vistas. May you be inspired by the lives showcased in our pages, in tandem with the magic of your own.

From a profile on local Olympian Jaelin Kauf and a look at our local Teton County Idaho Search and Rescue team to Figgie’s Deli & Market, a photo essay showcasing our diverse coffee shops, and more, the winter issue captures the breadth of the snowy season in Teton Valley.

From cut flowers cultivated in Victor to trail running throughout the basin and Idaho’s Century Farms and Ranches, explore the bounty of Teton Valley summers in the latest issue.

Explore the icons of the tele industry and find inspiration to free the heel and earn your turns. Then, read all about the ways to enjoy our snowy season without putting on skis or a snowboard.

Summers in Teton Valley are vibrant, and our growing art scene adds extra color to the mix. Learn about the artists that call the Tetons home, then find inspiration for a llama pack trip and take in our stunning wildflowers.

Celebrate 25 years of the premier magazine of Teton Valley in this special anniversary edition.

Learn how to be a good steward of Teton River, make plans to snuggle Winter Winds Farms’ cuddly goats, and find inspiration to hit the trails on the valley’s century gravel ride.

Locals are working to ensure our skies stay star-filled and dark. Learn about the ongoing efforts to keep Teton Valley a Dark Skies community, and take a peek at the special winter wildlife that comes out when the snow flies.

Explore the captivating public lands throughout Idaho; find inspiration in one family’s journey to carve their own niche in the farming world; and learn about the women behind Teton Valley’s park-skating scene.

Take in the magic of winter: endless groomed trails for cross country skiing, sled dog adventures, and the intricate world of the snow-based economy.

No matter how you prefer to wheel around Teton Valley, read our latest on how locals are forging new paths in Teton Valley Magazine’s Summer 2020 issue.

Art takes on many forms in Teton Valley: from growing in winter to crafting delicious beer and, more traditionally, teaching kids ceramics. Read all about the creative ways residents create and cultivate in this issue.

Man’s best friend with a job to do, scientists studying microplastics in our water system, and a century of fly fishing with Teton Valley’s longest running outfitter, and more in this issue of Teton Valley Magazine.

You’re never too old to get turns in! Learn how these self-proclaimed Gheezers make it happen at Grand Targhee Resort, then explore the talented makers and artists who have carved a niche all their own.

Explore cut flower farmers growing blooms all summer long, dive into the world of wildland firefighters in the Eastern Idaho region, explore the intricate world of water rights, and so much more.

Celebrate two decades of exploring the heart and soul of Pierre’s Hole in this special 20th anniversary edition.

Celebrate the grit and gumption it takes to be a farmer in our unpredictable Teton Valley climate. Learn about a variety of our mainstay farms, then discover the unexpected from golf courses off the beaten path to eclipse excitement.

A snowy wonderland is a given every winter in Teton Valley. This edition has winter wonder on every page. Delve into the high-stakes world of our avalanche dogs and the ski patrol team that trains them.

From our valley’s prolific mountain climbers to the notable authors that call the Tetons home, explore the breadth of this community in the pages of the summer edition.

Celebrate all things snow and the Great Snow Fest, uncover the Plight of the wolverine, and more in this winter issue of Teton Valley Magazine.

Uncover the pros and cons of opting to build small, get the scoop on the region’s endless mountain biking trails, and get an inside look into the valley’s musical sisters. Don’t miss the summer’s Teton Valley Balloon Rally.

Local authors, sleigh rides for a living, and the mighty yet fragile moose population are just a few of the wide variety of winter wonders in the pages of this edition.

Teton Valley Magazine has a new look! From the forty-two mile Teton Crest Trail to high mountain music at Grand Targhee Resort’s bluegrass festival, this issue to packed full of Teton Valley’s best.

Learn how some have navigated the perils of an avalanche, delver into the team behind the National Outdoor Leadership School of Teton Valley, and meet the duo changing the face of the tele industry at 22 Designs.

Uncover the storied history of the Victor Depot and the Union Pacific Railroad in this edition rich with history about our railway.

Winter is a magical time in Teton Valley. Find out thirty unexpected ways to play in the snow, then hit the ample trails in the Big Holes on skinny skis.