Pedigree Stage Stop Race

Wyoming Stage Stop Stage 7 & Final Banquet : Driggs, Idaho

The City of Driggs is pleased to host the stage stop race for the 5th year in eastern Idaho. Teton Valley is a recreation paradise, with snorkel-deep powder and epic mountain biking at Grand Targhee Resort, uncrowded world-class fly fishing, snow machine tours, glider flying, trail riding, road biking, and more! Driggs is conveniently located on the ‘Yellowstone-Grand Teton Loop’ between Jackson Hole (35 minutes) and West Yellowstone (105 minutes). For more valley-wide activity and lodging information, go to DiscoverTetonValley.com. Also check out Downtown Driggs.
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The historic Driggs business district combines the old west with the eclectic and includes an authentic Austrian bakery, historic soda fountain, local artist galleries, cafes, pubs, grills, outdoor gear shops, and more! Driggs is bursting with cultural and competitive talent, which leads to a healthy crop of amazing events year round. The Pedigree® Stage Stop arrives in town the weekend after Driggs Snowscapes. So stop by the Driggs plaza to view the winning sculptures. Find more Driggs activities and stay in touch with Downtown Driggs happenings on their Facebook! For more valley-wide activity and lodging information, go to DiscoverTetonValley.com.

Doug Self, Stage Chairperson – Driggs, Idaho

Doug is the Community Development Director for the City of Driggs. He works with other community groups including Downtown Driggs Association, Teton Valley Chamber of Commerce, and the Teton Geotourism Center where his goal is to develop and promote events that attract visitors to Teton Valley, and enhance the community for its residents.

"It never seems to fail that the day or night before the Driggs stage, a big storm rolls through putting everything into overdrive and making the trailhead at the base of the Big Hole Mountains even more electric. I love watching the anticipation build in the dogs, racers and crew and then the barking gives way to focused pulling and the silent glide of sled on snow. Now with the Driggs stage being the last stage this year, it will all be cranked up another notch, so is not to be missed!" — Doug Self, Doug Self, AICP, Community Development Director, City of Driggs, Idaho