Body and Soul

In 2023, thirty-year Teton Valley residents Peter and Jeanne Anderson sold their home north of Driggs and adopted the international nomad lifestyle, living from a few days to several weeks in a single location before moving on. Over the past two-plus years, they have visited more than thirty countries. Below, the couple share observations and musings of living life without an address.

For 57-year-old Gabriela Hermosillo, folklórico is family. Folklórico, a Hispanic heritage dance troupe that comprises around sixteen students, lights up Teton Valley celebrations with fleet-footed performances at such events as the Fourth of July parade in Victor. 

For most anyone drawn to knee-deep powder, abundant wildlife populations, and a laid-back rural mountain lifestyle, Teton Valley is one of the easiest places to choose to move to … or, in our case, move back to.

Welcome! Maybe you’ve been vacationing in this special spot for years, or maybe you recently relocated and bought a house sight unseen, just because someone told you it’s a great place to live and invest in. (They were right.) I’ve learned quite a few things during my years here. Perhaps some of them could prove […]