Zone 60A is a smaller subdivision of the Big Hole-Teton foothills country, focused on the western Tetons fringe and the country around Tetonia. Elevations span from about 5,500 feet on the valley floor to over 9,500 feet on the higher peaks of the Big Holes. The lower country is sage, aspen-mahogany, and agricultural land; mid-slopes carry doug fir, aspen, and lodgepole; the upper benches have subalpine fir and Engelmann spruce with alpine meadows. Caribou-Targhee National Forest covers the high country; private agricultural and residential development dominates the lower Teton Valley. Highway 33 and Highway 32 provide paved access; forest roads off them are decent gravel through September and degenerate fast with rain or snow. Driggs and Tetonia are the supply towns; Idaho Falls is the metro hub two hours west. Cell service is solid in the valley towns and weakens in the mountains. Elk hunting is the headline—the western Tetons herd moves through this country seasonally. Mule deer use the aspen-mahogany. The Jedediah Smith Wilderness boundary cuts through the higher country, restricting motorized access. Late September can already feel like winter at elevation.