Jackson, the seat of Teton County, Wyoming, is the hub of this cluster. It had 10,760 residents at the 2020 census and is the largest incorporated town in Wyoming. Jackson is a popular tourist destination for its three ski areas, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Snow King and Grand Targhee, and a gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. In 2010, arts, recreation, lodging and food services provided 32.2% of local jobs. Teton County is one of the highest income counties in the country. Its median home price was $1,060,093 in late 2021, and Zillow put Jackson's average home at $1,914,123 in September 2025. Snow King, the town hill on the edge of Jackson, opened in 1936 as the first ski area in Wyoming. Teton Village, population 517, surrounds the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. West over Teton Pass, Teton Valley, Idaho, holds Victor, with 2,157 residents, and Driggs, with 1,984. Its economy is based in agriculture and ranching, with a shift toward recreational tourism. Grand Targhee is reached only from the west, through Driggs.