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Driggs, ID is a small town located in the Teton Valley of eastern Idaho. It’s known as a great place for outdoor activities like skiing and hiking. The town is also credited for having amazing restaurants, breweries, and galleries. With all that Driggs has to offer, it's not surprising that many people are drawn to the area. Reviews of Driggs often refer to the small-town charm, friendly locals, and abundance of outdoor recreation opportunities as reasons why they would come back again and again. Many reviews also mention the great food and local businesses in town. There’s no shortage of things to do in Driggs! From skiing on the nearby slopes or biking along the trails to spending an afternoon at one of the many art galleries or restaurants— there’s something for everyone here!
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Driggs is Still A Quiet Town - 8/11/2019
Ive owned a condo in Driggs for three years and i have seen steady, positive growth in the community.
I will retire soon and plan on spending much more time there. It’s my bucket list destination for skiing, mountain hiking, biking, fishing.
Still trying to find a big bargain with fixer upper to eventually own a home instead of
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The Teton Valley - 11/17/2013
After spending a couple of summer months out in Driggs, we decided to take the plunge and we purchased a home in the Teton Valley. I can't say enought nice things about our neighbors, the town and the people in general. Our first 5 months has been a small slice of heaven in a very wonderful location. The streams, mountains, cool air, no smog, little or no crime and on top of that a killer view of the Grand Tetons. It's a quiet community with a rodeo every Friday night during the summer. Trails to hike, rivers to float down, fly fishing, ballon rides, chair lifts to take you up the mountain and photography shots every which way you turn. Like I said, a small slice of heaven in the words of a 64 year old. Thanks Driggs
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