If you have at least an hour to spare don’t miss this museum, $8. The displays depict what life was like for the settlers who came to this area, the history of Teton Pass, the Blackfoot Indians, the railroad and so much more. It’s obvious a lot of thought and care went into the creation of each display. Staffers at the front desk are eager to answer questions. My visit was memorable and I appreciate the opportunity to have included this stop in my itinerary.

It doesn’t look like much from the outside, but it is full of high-quality items. What a treasure to have saved so much of the historical past. The volunteers who work there are truly passionate about the museum.

Surprisingly detailed and broad in scope for a local museum. Well kept. Some fascinating details of the area’s storied history!

Teton Valley Museum is a must stop to learn about the early settlers of this valley. They have an amazing collection of antiques and collectables. Very tastefully designed and displayed. Clean, climate controlled rooms and displays. Clean assessable restrooms. Friendly volunteer docents are very knowledgable about the displays and artifacts. Entrance fee is very reasonable. Their log cabin is a must see as well as the ag machinery display. All in all, 5 star rating. You will not be disappointed.

This is a really wonderful museum—especially for a small town. The exhibits are well done and extensive. The museum was not open on the day we visited, but volunteers were there working. They opened up all three buildings for us and encouraged us to take our time as we went through the museum.This is a really excellent stop in Driggs.