- TripBuzz found 53 things to do with kids in or near Driggs, Idaho, including 47 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Jackson, Victor, Moose and Wilson.
- From Teton Valley Lodge Day Trips to Peaked Sports, the Driggs area offers 40 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Landmarks, Fishing and Skiing & Snowboarding.
- Located at the head of the Treton River lies the city of Driggs. Home to many local artists and painters due to its natural scenic beauty of surrounding waters and mountains, the city offers locals and visitors many art galleries. The city also promotes skiing at it's nearby resorts and the local music scene throughout the year through music concerts and festivals held in the local parks.
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A mountain range near the Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton is a unique sight in itself. See wild elk, spend the day hiking, or just observe the glacial majesty of this mountain range from afar.
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Visitors can learn more about the Grand Teton's wildlife, geology, human and natural history while on Triangle X River Trips. Visitors can choose between early morning float trips, evening float trips or combine the evening float trip with a cookout.
23.0 Miles
National Elk Refuge is a wintering habitat for up to 7 000 elk. Guided seasonal sleigh ride tours provide winter access to the herd.
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Visitors to Lost Creek Ranch & Spa can enjoy both outdoor and indoor activities, from horseback riding and skeet shooting to massages and mineral baths. Other activities enjoyed there are golf, fly-fishing and park and float trips.
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Barker-Ewing Whitewater leads guided whitewater and float trips on the Snake River. Choose between rafting excursions or scenic float trips, or a combination package of both with an outdoor breakfast.
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This is an opportunity for familes to experience guided tours of the outdoors. Hole Hiking Experience provides a wilderness-watching adventure for outdoorsy types. Visitors can hike while learning about plant and animal life in Wyoming.
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An integral part of the region's cowboy culture for more than 100 years, Jackson Hole Rodeo Grounds, is the ideal place to experience the rodeo. Each weekend from Memorial Day to Labor Day, visitors can sights and sounds of this thrilling competition.
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During the winter season, Jackson Hole Snowmobile Tours organizes snowmobile excursions to Yellowstone, Granite Hot Springs, and Togwotee Mountain. During the ride, visitors can spot wildlife like moose, elk, and deer.
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Jackson Hole Whitewater offers scenic and whitewater trips on the Snake River, with combination excursions also available. Scenic tours include lunch or a BBQ dinner, and raft rentals are available through the company.
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At Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris, experienced guides help guests navigate the massive Yellowstone system and provide them information about the areas. Wildlife that are frequently seen include moose, elk, eagles, bears, coyotes and wolves.