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Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience as well as utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved to be developed to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two, with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent Lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic property tucked in the Bear River Mountain Range. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook as it gingerly flows through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose, and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The entire western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your own backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience as well as utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved to be developed to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two, with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent Lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic property tucked in the Bear River Mountain Range. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook as it gingerly flows through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose, and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The entire western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your own backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience as well as utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved to be developed to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two, with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent Lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic property tucked in the Bear River Mountain Range. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook as it gingerly flows through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose, and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The entire western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your own backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience as well as utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved to be developed to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two, with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent Lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic property tucked in the Bear River Mountain Range. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook as it gingerly flows through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose, and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The entire western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your own backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience as well as utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved to be developed to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two, with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent Lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic property tucked in the Bear River Mountain Range. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook as it gingerly flows through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose, and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The entire western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your own backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience as well as utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved to be developed to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two, with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent Lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic property tucked in the Bear River Mountain Range. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook as it gingerly flows through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose, and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The entire western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your own backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience as well as utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved to be developed to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two, with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent Lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic property tucked in the Bear River Mountain Range. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook as it gingerly flows through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose, and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The entire western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your own backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience as well as utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved to be developed to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two, with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent Lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic property tucked in the Bear River Mountain Range. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook as it gingerly flows through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose, and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The entire western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your own backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience as well as utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved to be developed to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two, with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent Lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic property tucked in the Bear River Mountain Range. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook as it gingerly flows through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose, and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The entire western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your own backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience as well as utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved to be developed to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two, with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent Lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic property tucked in the Bear River Mountain Range. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook as it gingerly flows through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose, and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The entire western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your own backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.