Apartments near Driggs, Idaho

If you’re looking for an apartment in Driggs, Idaho, it’s worth widening the map by eight miles. Teton Flats is a newly built 72-unit apartment community at the north edge of Victor — the next town south on ID-33 — about a 12-minute drive from downtown Driggs. That’s close enough to keep a Driggs job and routine while living in brand-new, purpose-built housing instead of waiting for one of the valley’s scarce older rentals to open up.

The commute is a single straight shot down Highway 33 through open farmland — no mountain pass, no canyon. People who work at Teton Valley Hospital, the airport, the schools, and the shops in downtown Driggs make this drive every day, and plenty of people commute the other direction too. In winter that matters: the Victor–Driggs stretch of ID-33 is flat, straight, and state-maintained — a very different proposition from crossing Teton Pass. You can check conditions in town anytime on our Driggs webcam.

One honest note for anyone weighing the two towns with a Jackson job: Victor sits at the foot of Teton Pass, so living here trims roughly 12 minutes off the pass drive compared with Driggs. Our guide to commuting to Jackson covers the whole picture, winter included.

Grand Targhee Resort sits on the west slope of the Tetons and is reached through Driggs — about 25 miles from Teton Flats, door to lift. Living in Victor keeps you on the Targhee side of the range for storm days, with Teton Pass and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort roughly the same distance in the other direction. In summer the valley flips to mountain biking, hiking in the Big Hole Mountains, and blue-ribbon fly fishing on the Teton River, five miles from your door. Targhee employees take note: we offer seasonal and workforce leases built around resort schedules.