From past to present, EXPLORATION AND ADVENTURE
FUEL OUR ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT, STRONG LOCAL CONNECTIONS, AND SMALL-TOWN PRIDE IN THIS VIBRANT COMMUNITY
Over 6,000 feet in elevation, Driggs, Idaho is a draw for all who are seeking adventure and natural beauty in a relaxed small town. The Teton, Big Hole, and Snake River mountain ranges surround the valley and host the explorer in us all. Whether you enjoy skiing, hiking, mountain biking, or world-class fly fishing, there is high caliber fun to be had.  Find adventure in our gastronomic landscape where gourmet cuisine abounds in our many restaurants, and locally made craft beer, distilled spirits, a neighborhood butcher, and a 100-year-old soda fountain add distinct flavor.Â
We enjoy year-round entertainment indoors and out. From music festivals, a world class snow carving competition, legendary hot air balloon rally, a robust county fair showcasing our agricultural heritage, to farmer’s markets and artisan fairs- our events are sure to inspire! Channeled into our small businesses, creative ingenuity, and personal relationships, the alpine hamlet of Driggs, Idaho challenges us all to live our best lives in one of the most beautiful locations in the Lower 48. Our shared love of place strengthens our community bonds and lends a sense of pride to our daily pursuits.
Stay in the Know: Recent City News
Public Hearing: 9/10/25 Planning & Zoning
Public Hearing: A public hearing will be held to consider an ordinance amending the Land Development Code to create a new article under Chapter 14—Driggs Qualified Workforce Housing Incentive Program. Join in person, tune in online, or submit your comments in advance.
Public Meeting: 8/27/25 Tree & Beautification Committee
The Tree & Beautification Committee will meet on August 27th. The Committee will discuss several items related to beautification, tree management, city guidelines, budgeting, and future meeting dates. Attend the meeting in person or tune in online.
Public Hearings: 8/13/25 Planning & Zoning
Public Hearing: A public hearing will be held to consider a recommendation to adopt a new Transportation Master Plan, replacing the 2007 plan and addressing capacity, intersections, bike/pedestrian routes, cross-sections, policies, and capital improvements. Public Hearing: A Public Hearing will be held to consider a Significant Plat Amendment to the Tributary PUD, increasing acreage from 1,497 to 1,512 acres, shifting density between phases (including Phase IV), and modifying or removing street layouts. Join in person, tune in online, or submit your comments in advance.
Sign Up For CityNews
