East Idaho Counties

Gateway to Yellowstone National Park, Henrys Lake trout fishing, and St. Anthony Sand Dunes.

Fast-growing education and agriculture center, home to Brigham Young University-Idaho and scenic volcanic bluffs near Henrys Fork.

Premier acreage & horse country in East Idaho, featuring expansive pasture ranches, canal water rights, and low county property taxes.

The economic, healthcare, and retail hub of East Idaho, encompassing Idaho Falls, Ammon, Iona, and Ucon along the Snake River.

Rich agricultural heritage along the Snake River, offering affordable single family homes, farm tracts, and peaceful rural living.

Home to Idaho State University and the regional hub of Pocatello, with a growing mix of established neighborhoods and new residential development.

Teton Valley living on the quiet west slope of the Tetons — mountain-view acreage, ski access to Grand Targhee, and a genuine small-town main street in Driggs and Victor.

Idaho’s least-populated county — wide-open ranch ground, antelope country and true seclusion along the Continental Divide, with some of the most affordable large-acreage land in the state.

High-desert value in the Lost River Valley — Arco, the first city lit by atomic power, gateway to Craters of the Moon and to Idaho’s tallest peaks in the Lost River Range.