Yellowstone National Park - 110 miles North
The first and oldest national park in the world features Old Faithful Geyser and some 10,000 other hot springs and geysers, a caldera that spans almost half of the park, and outstanding mountain wildland with clean water and air with grizzly bears, wolves, and free-ranging herds of bison and elk.

Grand Teton National Park - 110 miles East
In summer you can hike, view wildlife, take photographs, backpack, camp, climb, fish, swim, boat, float, canoe, and bike. In winter skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling are popular activities

Jackson Hole, Wyoming - 100 miles East
From museums to ski areas, from river rafting to shopping, Jackson hosts a wide variety of activities during both summer and winter.

World Potato Expo - 25 miles South
Located in Blackfoot, Idaho, the expo features the world's largest styrofoam potato, a burlap tuxedo worn by the first Potato Commissioner, and the world's largest potato chip measuring 25 x 14 inches.

Craters of the Moon National Monument - 85 miles West
A lava field spreads across 618 square miles and is the largest young basaltic lava field in the lower 48 states. The Monument and Preserve contain more than 25 volcanic cones including outstanding examples of spatter cones.

Teton Dam Flood Museum - 25 miles North
Located in the basement of the historic Tabernacle in Rexburg it includes an extensive collection on display of memorabilia connected to the flood of 1976. All the films of the flood have been collected for the public to view.

Spencer Opal Mines - 60 miles North
Discovered in 1942 by two deer hunters, the Spencer Opal Mine is an open pit mine and open many holidays for the public to dig for a small fee.

Ski Hills
The Le Ritz is within a short distance of several ski hills such as Grand Targhee, Kelly Canyon, and Big Sky in Montana.