Grand Tetons Idaho Side Webcam

This camera captures the Grand Teton Range from the Idaho side, looking east across the Teton Valley from near Driggs. It is a completely different perspective on the mountains than anything you see from Jackson, the western face of the Tetons is gentler and more forested, and the valley floor is wide and agricultural.

I have always thought the Tetons look different from Idaho. Less dramatic, more approachable. This camera shows you that view in real time. In the summer the valley is green and the mountains are clear. In the winter the whole scene goes white and the peaks stand out against a blue sky. If you are planning to drive over Teton Pass into Idaho or heading to Grand Targhee, this camera shows you what the weather is doing on the other side of the mountains.

Local tip: The Teton Valley on the Idaho side is significantly less crowded than Jackson Hole. If this camera shows clear skies and good conditions, the drive over Teton Pass is worth it for the change of scenery alone.

About the weather

Right now in Driggs it’s 62°F (feels like 60°F) under overcast clouds. Today’s range runs from 62°F to 62°F, humidity sits at 39%, wind out of the South-SE at 9.2 mph, pressure at 1015 hPa. Visibility around 6.2 miles, cloud cover at 91%. The sun rises at 5:59 AM and sets at 6:43 PM.