The Teton Valley is an angler?s dream with abundant mountain rivers, streams and lakes harboring healthy populations of trophy-size trout. Spend the day fishing for trout with nationally recognized Teton Valley Lodge Outfitters who provide on site expertise as well as access to America?s best rivers. Discover extraordinary fly fishing by taking day trips to internationally recognized waters including the Teton River, South Fork of the Snake River, Madison River, Fall River, Green River, and Henry?s Fork.

Mountain Biking
Biking for conditioning or recreation ranks as one of Teton Valleys most popular summer pursuits. For the more avid mountain biker, a maze of connected trails throughout the Big Hole Range offers some of America’s longest Mountain Bike treks.

Hiking
Hiking the trail systems in nearby Teton, Big Hole and Palisades Mountains can take all day, half a day or just a few hours. Minutes from Huntsman Springs are hiking trails with a complete range of distance and difficulty.

Get your heart started with something as simple as a two-hour walk on a smooth path or as challenging as climbing the 13,790 foot Grand Teton. It can all be done in a day that sees you home at Huntsman Springs by dark. In the winter trails groomed by Teton Valley Trails and Pathways are available for backcountry Nordic skiing, snowshoeing or dog sledding.

Fifteen miles from Huntsman Springs, the Grand Targhee Resort is a full-service family-orientated winter sports facility that is known for abundant snowfall.

Boasting a 2,200 vertical foot drop, average of 500 inches of snow per year and the most powder snow days in the West, Grand Targhee is a high-quality mountain with something for everyone.

Backcountry Nordic skiing and snowshoeing are available nearby. Trails are groomed by Teton Valley Trails and Pathways, a local group of outdoor enthusiasts who run a successful non-profit dedicated to expanding the valley’s trail system.

This family-oriented winter activity allows access to the most beautiful winter scenery in the land.

Several local Driggs outfitters provide private day trips for all ages that include visits to natural hot springs and pristine mountaineering conditions.

Glider rides, hot air ballooning and a full range of aviation activities are nearby at Driggs Reed Memorial Airport.

A 7,500 foot runway handles air traffic ranging from antique bi-planes to the world’s largest private jets.