RANGER TALKS Ashton-Tetonia Trail
Explore the beauty of eastern Idaho on the Ashton to Tetonia Trail. Hike or bike some or all of this almost 30-mile trail that follows the abandoned Union Pacific rail line that once connected several towns in the Teton Valley.
Join Park Ranger Abby Rossman to learn more about how to enjoy this special trail.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Ashton-Tetonia Trail
The Ashton-Tetonia Trail is packed gravel and dirt. Bikes with tires at least 32mm wide are best suited for the trail. Road bikes are not recommend for this route.
Yes, InstaGear Outdoors Co. in St. Anthony offers bike rentals and shuttle services. Visit the website for more information on services.
Yes! The Teton Valley is home to a variety of animals like deer, elk, moose, birds, and bears. It’s important to keep in mind that this is bear country and visitors should be bear aware at all times in addition to carrying bear spray.
Explore all that eastern Idaho has to offer by visiting Ashton, the nearby Harriman State Park and driving the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway and the Teton Scenic Byway.
Yes. During winter months, visitors can enjoy using the trail for Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling.
There are very limited amenities along the trail so plan ahead to carry bike repair kits, snacks, water, and bear spray. Bathroom facilities are also very limited along this route.