Planning a Yellowstone trip from the Idaho side is one of the smartest ways to see the park without starting from the busiest entrances. If you are staying in Driggs, you are in a great position for a full-day Yellowstone visit because you can reach the West Entrance in about 90 minutes, then head into a loop that focuses on the park’s biggest hits without needing to stay in the middle of the crowds. For travelers searching for a Yellowstone trip from Idaho side, the key is knowing what to book, what to expect, and how to build a day that feels memorable instead of rushed.
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Things to Do in Teton Valley in May: Spring Shoulder-Season Guide for Driggs Visitors
Things to do in Teton Valley in May change fast, which is exactly why it can be one of the smartest months to visit Driggs. The valley is in that in-between season where lower elevations are greening up, higher trails are still snowy, and Grand Targhee is closed for spring reset until June 12, 2026. If you like quieter roads, lighter crowds, and a little flexibility in your plans, May is a great time to base yourself in Driggs and enjoy the shoulder-season version of the Tetons.
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