# @visitidaho on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/C_v9aB2MTCT
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- **Posted:** 2024-09-10T20:04:35.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Visit Idaho (@visitidaho) — https://gondola.cc/visitidaho

## Caption

Located in eastern Idaho with a trailhead in Ashton, Idaho, The Ashton-Tetonia Trail features three landmark trestle bridges and numerous views of the iconic Teton Mountains in every direction. This abandoned rail line turned trail now offers visitors the chance to mountain bike the lush countryside in the summer and fall seasons. Go snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in winter. 

Here are some FAQ's about the trail.

Can I see wildlife on the Ashton-Tetonia Trail?

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.

What type of bikes can be used on 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 recommended for this route.

Is there a shuttle service available for the Ashton-Tetonia Trail?

Yes, instagearoutdoors in St. Anthony offers bike rentals and shuttle services. Visit the website for more information on services.

What can I do near the Ashton-Tetonia Trail?

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.

Is this Ashton-Tetonia Trail accessible during the winter?

Yes. During winter months, visitors can enjoy using the trail for Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling.

Are there amenities along the Ashton-Tetonia Trail?

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.

The Ashton-Tetonia Trail is in bear country. Remember to make noise; travel in groups, and only hike/bike during daylight hours. Always carry bear spray and know how to use it. Please stay off trails when muddy. #TravelWithCare

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