Tory & Teddy
Things To Do
Butter Cafe
You can tell by the name - it's good. Cute little breakfast and lunch spot on Main St. You can't miss the big yellow building!
Forage Bistro & Lounge
This is our favorite restaurant in the valley. Great food, wine, and service. The best date night spot (they also serve lunch). Reservations required - book early!
Knotty Pine
The Knotty pine is a great place for dinner, drinks, and live music. It's our favorite bar in Victor! We will head here after Music on Main on Thursday night!
AmeriAsia Bistro
A fusion bistro serving the best version of South East Asian flare with an American twist. Yummy food and a cute patio for outdoor seating!
Victor Emporium
A fun shop with fishing gear, outdoor apparel, and milkshakes - our favorite is the huckleberry milkshake! You can also purchase a fishing license here.
Driggs Farmer's Market
Friday mornings from 9am-1pm. Has everything from baked goods to veggies to ceramics! Grab a coffee at Rise Coffee Shop in Driggs before you walk around!
Fireweed Shop & Studios
The cutest little shop in downtown Driggs. Grab locally made art, ceramics, and so much more! The shop is next to the Driggs town square, which hosts the farmers market every Friday morning from 9-1 and the art market every Saturday morning from 9-3!
Fly Fishing
Worldcast anglers is an awesome fly fishing guiding service in downtown Victor! There are also spots around the area where you can fish without a guide - Teddy's favorites are the Teton River (our local river with multiple put-ins for wading or floating) or the South Fork of the Snake River (world-class fishing 45 min away). Grab an Idaho fishing license at The Emporium in downtown Victor.
Golfing
We aren't golfers, but friends recommend The Links. It’s $60 for 18 holes with a cart and you can wear literally whatever you want. Also, pretty sure you can bring your own beer, but don't quote me on that.
Float the Teton River
One of our favorite activities is floating the Teton River! You can rent kayaks, paddleboards, and tubes to float on from Teton River Supply. They also provide shuttle services to and from the river!
Mountain Biking
The mountain biking in this area is AWESOME!! Check out Teton Pass or Grand Targhee for downhill trails and the Big Holes or Mike Harris for a cross-country experience. Reach out to Tory or Teddy for personalized biking recommendations. Also, you can rent a mountain bike from Wheel Wranglers or Fitzgerald's Bicycles.
Grand Targhee Resort
Our local ski hill in Driggs, ID. You can ride the ski lift up and hike down, or have lunch at the top. There is also amazing lift-accessed mountain biking here! Check out the Trailforks app for more trail information in this area.
Easy Hike - Mount Elly
An out and back hike that starts at the top of Teton Pass. Great views and wildflowers! This is also where Teddy and I ski in the winter!
Easy Hike - Mill Creek to Lookout
4 miles round trip that ends with the most epic view of the Tetons! This is a multi-use trail so be aware of mountain bikers coming downhill.
Easy Hike - Ski Lake
This trail starts on the Jackson side of Teton Pass. Bring your swimsuit and take a dip in the lake! Stop at the Stagecoach Bar in Wilson, WY (just on the other side of Teton Pass) for beers and a bite to eat afterward.
Moderate Hike - Darby Wind Caves
This trail winds through the woods, pops out in an alpine cirque, and ends at a 30 mile cave. Bring a headlamp and explore deep into the cave.
Challenging Hike - Taylor Mountain
Leaving the Coal Creek parking area, traverse your way up Mount Taylor and be rewarded with 360 views! This is an out and back, so you can turn around at any time!
Challenging Hike - Table Mountain
This is a locals’ favorite boasting the very best eastern views of the Tetons. It’s a bit of a trek, but very rewarding. There may be some snow at the top! Requires good fitness, lots of water, and snacks! Tory's favorite :)
Grand Teton National Park
Grand Teton National Park is one of our favorite places out west! The park is just 15 minutes north of the town of Jackson - about an hour from Victor. We highly recommend spending some time here to hike, explore, and enjoy the incredible scenery. GET HERE EARLY - it gets busier as the day goes on. On your way out, stop at Dornan's restaurant in Moose, WY (just outside the entrance to the park) for a beer and pizza on their rooftop deck. For specific hiking recommendations, contact Tory or Teddy!
Grand Teton NP - Easy Hike - Phelps Lake Trail
Park at the Lawerence Rockefeller Preserve to start the hike. Get there EARLY as this parking lot is small and tends to fill up fast. If it is full, you can drive to the Death Canyon Trailhead and hike down to the lake from there. If parking at Death Canyon Trailhead use this map: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/wyoming/phelps-lake--5 There is a rock to jump off midway through the hike - a yellow dot on the AllTrails map! You can hike all the way around the lake, or walk to the rock and back.
Grand Teton NP - Moderate Hike - Cascade Canyon
Beautiful out-and-back hike! Park at Jenny Lake and hike around the lake or take the boat shuttle across ($20 per person) which reduces your hiking time. From here, you'll head up Cascade Canyon. As with most trails in GTNP, the farther up the trail you go, the fewer people you will see. If you want a challenging hike, go all the way up to Lake Solitude.
Grand Teton NP - Challenging Hike - Delta Lake
A locals’ favorite at the foot of the Grand Teton. Parking and the trailhead are a circus, but the trail gets exponentially less crowded as you go. Read the description in the link very carefully!! It is very easy to miss the trail. Seriously. This hike requires good fitness and lots of snacks. We dare you to take a dip in the lake!