Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado, and Oregon Ranches For Sale

Bar Cross Ranch

A rare offering due to its size, the Bar Cross Ranch consists of 11,118 deeded acres, 1,440 acres of state lease, 15,711 of adjacent National Forest grazing allotment and 3,587 of BLM allotment, for a total of 31,856 acres. The ranch is located 12 miles northwest of Pinedale and one hour southeast of Jackson Hole with dramatic views of three mountain ranges. This sporting property borders the Bridger-Teton National Forest, BLM, and State lands that provide thousands of additional acres of recreational land. Bar Cross has been used for hay production and cattle grazing in the past. Private trophy trout fishing abounds on approximately 3 miles of the New Fork River and 7 miles of Willow Creek that flow through the ranch. A private 40-acre lake and several small ponds are stocked with large trout and are fed by natural springs. The Bar Cross Ranch also borders the scenic Willow Lake which is otherwise surrounded by National Forest lands. An incredible variety of wildlife frequents the ranch including antelope, deer, grouse and waterfowl. Improvements include a 4BR main home and another 2BR home, barns, garages, outbuildings and sheds. An additional 903 acres can be purchased adding another mile of Forest boundary and Willow Creek with evergreens and aspens. Offering price is $31,900,000.

Puzzleface Ranch

This offering includes the original Puzzleface Ranch in addition to two Private Estate Parcels, totaling approximately 225 acres. The Private Estate Parcels are two separately deeded lots of 5.35 acres and 5.65 acres respectively, and can be sold apart from the ranch. These unique parcels, while subject to a conservation easement, are allowed full building allocations per county regulations. The Puzzleface Ranch is comprised of approximately 214 acres of variable terrain ranging from sweeping pasture lands to an elevated ridge with unparralled sight lines of the Tetons. Puzzleface Ranch is home to a 6.5-acre wildlife pond that Ducks Unlimited has called “one of the most significant waterfowl habitats in the state of Wyoming”. Puzzleface is designated by the Nature Conservancy as a “working ranch”, one of the few remaining in Jackson Hole. A trophy equestrian property, the ranch has a boarding operation in place which features multiple corrals, barn with stalls, tack rooms, large arena and round pens. There are presently two residences plus two additional office/residences on the property. The conservation easement allows for the development of an indoor arena, enlargement of most of the existing ranch buildings and construction of at least three additional homes. Offering price is $19,500,000.

Trail Creek Ranch

An incredible Montana legacy ranch, Trail Creek is located approximately 19 miles from the metropolitan amenities of Bozeman. With 4,720 sprawling acres, this high alpine ranch boasts the headwaters of Trail Creek with an enhanced stretch, which creates a great fishery of resident populations of native Yellowstone cutthroat trout. These waters offer an intimate fishery with cutbanks, riffles and small pools that optimize holding water. Two ponds on the property offer additional angling opportunities and attract numerous species of wildlife. The ranch offers diverse views ranging from high mountain timber to lush mountain meadows. Trail Creek Ranch is surrounded by Gallatin National Forest and State lands, producing an outdoorsman’s haven for elk, Mule deer, Whitetail deer and bear. Well-maintained roads, a newly-constructed 800 sqft rustic log cabin with loft and 2,000 sqft barn add to this secluded haven’s unique composition. Offering price is $13,500,000.

A Historic Snowmass Canyon Ranch

After ten months on the market, Live Water Properties was engaged to re-price this exceptional river property down 14% to a well-supported price that represents a rare buying opportunity in the Aspen, CO real estate market. We are pleased to bring our clients this important sporting ranch.

In the most prestigious resort valley in the scenic Rocky Mountains, the 282-acre Historic Snowmass Canyon Ranch spans the second largest privately held river frontage on the Gold Medal designated Roaring Fork River. With one full mile of river running through the ranch lined with a mature cottonwood forest, spring creek, three spring fed trout ponds and a mile of shared boundary with forested Federal lands, this Aspen Valley property represents a rare ownership opportunity for the serious outdoor enthusiast. Located just 12 miles north of the world-class resort in downtown Aspen, 10 miles from the Aspen commercial airport, and 12 miles from Snowmass Village, resort amenities are quite convenient. The present owners have protected the ranch with a conservation easement but have retained the right to build on two additional homesites and have secured generous entitlements with a rare 20-year timeframe from Pitkin County. The entitlements are in addition to the original Wheatley log cabin, the red brick schoolhouse and other historic structures that still stand today. In addition to the trophy rainbow and brown trout, owners will share this land with elk, deer, waterfowl, grouse, fox, and both Bald and Golden eagles. Offering price is $12,500,000.

Irma Lake Ranch

Named after his daughter, Irma Lake Ranch is a dynamic property integrated in the area that fosters the western spirit epitomized by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody. First settled by Buffalo Bill as his personal hunting ranch, Irma Lake Ranch is a stunning 500 acres of wilderness area and is recreational paradise for wild trout, Mule deer and trophy elk.  Located 21 miles from Cody, the views of the South Fork of the Shoshone River Valley and Absaroka Mountains are stunning and the proximity to Yellowstone National Park is unbeatable. The setting is a mixture of alpine and park landscape and highlighted by five spring-fed lakes, three which are thriving with cutthroat and brook trout. This ranch also has the distinction of being located in one of the finest elk hunting regions in the state and is easily accessible to the Shoshone, Washakie, and Bridger-Teton Wilderness areas. The extensive improvements of historic and contemporary structures feature the completely renovated and updated main residence that overlooks Irma Lake and Buffalo Bill’s hunting cabin, which has been preserved in its original condition.  Offering price is $9,500,000.

Green River Trout Ranch

Down on Green River, 90 minutes from Jackson Hole and 25 minutes from Pinedale, is the premier Green River Trout Ranch.  The property is comprised of 1,780 acres with 3.5 miles of Wyoming's famous Green River.  These river miles encompass both banks, and this section of the Green is the most private.  Opportunistic and aggressive brown trout lurk in these waters and provide exciting angling in deep pools and riffles.  Additionally, the river corridor hosts a variety of wildlife, including moose, Mule deer, antelope, fox, bald eagles and osprey.  Ranch improvements include a 4 BR home, barn, shop and a new 2 BR log cabin overlooking the river with magnificent Wind River Range views.  Due to its ecological importance, preservation by conservation easement is ideal and might provide significant tax savings. Offering price is $9,295,000.

Schindler Ranch

Comprised of approximately 3,054 deeded acres, the Schindler Ranch offers fertile river bottom, wide open pastures and big mountain views of the Beaverhead and Pioneer Mountain Ranges. This picturesque setting is complimented by two miles of riparian corridor on both sides of the upper Big Hole River, along with expansive tracts of aspen groves. Sprinkled along the western portion of the ranch are conifer stands. The Schindler Ranch is located five miles outside of the small ranching community of Jackson, Montana in Beaverhead County. Jackson provides small town conveniences, which include a hardware store, feed and tack, grocery store, post office, hotel and restaurant while larger town amenities can be found in nearby Dillon. The ranch is currently an operational cattle ranch with good hay production, water rights, newly enhanced irrigation canals, numerous new stocked ponds and a number of in-progress river enhancement projects. Excellent brook trout fishing, with rainbows and browns, can be found on the two miles of Upper Big Hole River as it meanders through the ranch. Natural springs are onsite as well. These water sources are also valuable for attracting big game, as evidence from the large number of elk that reside on the property and nearby National Forest. These combined recreational components create a paradise for the avid hunter and fly fisherman. Improvements include a recently upgraded and remodeled homestead serving as the caretaker’s home and a newer home located along the river corridor which functions as the main ranch home. Offering price is $8,990,000.

Rolling Thunder Ranch

The Rolling Thunder Ranch is located approximately one hour south of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, near the small community of Bondurant. Consisting of 3,579 deeded acres, the ranch offers a varied terrain of rock outcroppings, grassy draws, and sagebrush ridges mixed with heavy stands of aspen and conifer trees. By bordering BLM land and 2.5 miles of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, thousands of additional acres are provided to enjoy. Rolling Thunder is a wildlife paradise with elk, Mule deer, Pronghorn antelope, moose, Sage grouse, Ruffed grouse, Blue grouse, hawks, eagles, songbirds, and other small game animals found on the ranch. Several springs and ponds provide water for the wildlife or livestock and could be enlarged and enhanced to create premium water features and trout habitat. A modest 3BR, 2.5BA home is included. The Rolling Thunder Ranch is an end of the road property and offers breathtaking mountain views of the Wyoming Range and the Gros Ventre Range. Offering price is $8,750,000.

The Beaverhead Ranch

The Beaverhead Ranch is located 15 miles northwest of Daniel Junction in Sublette County, Wyoming. The county seat of Pinedale is approximately 28 miles to the east and Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is just over an hour north. This well-rounded ranch holds many of the attributes often sought by ranch buyers: proximity and access to public lands, diverse landscape with mountain views and live water on an operational and well-maintained cattle ranch. These 703 deeded acres and 160 BLM leased acres are situated against the Bridger-Teton National Forest and Wyoming Mountain Range. The Beaverhead offering is a turn-key operation with a beautifully constructed 5,400-square foot log home, positioned to maximize views of the pasture lands as well as the three mountain ranges that define this breathtaking area of western Wyoming. The three creeks that converge on this property, Dry Beaver Creek, South Beaver Creek and Buck Creek, offer 2.6 miles of private fishing for native cutthroat trout with an additional 5.25-acre pond that presents an opportunity to catch well-fed, stocked rainbow trout. Offering price is $5,980,000.

Twin Creek Ranch

Home to most of the game species found in Wyoming and extensive populations of upland birds, Twin Creek Ranch is a paradise for the sportsman. Comprised of 4,970.19 deeded acres and 11,703 acres of leased State and BLM lands, this ranch is defined by rolling sage hills, lush spring-fed valleys and contrasting red rock outcroppings commonly found among the foothills of the Wind River Mountain Range. Lander, Wyoming is a 30-minute drive and offers a 5,000 foot runway which can accommodate private jets. Commercial air service is an hour away in Riverton. Live water includes 8 miles of meandering Twin Creek and access to Carr Reservoir, home to sizeable brown trout. A conservation easement is in place, preserving Twin Creek Ranch’s natural beauty and protecting the extensive wildlife habitat, while the incoming landowner will retain a 40-acre building envelope. Offering price is $4,800,000.

Dell Fork Ranch

This compact jewel of a historic ranch has packed into its 127 acres everything the legendary West has to offer, including two miles of private trout-filled streams. The Dell Fork Ranch is 30 miles from Jackson Hole which offers four golf courses, luxury dining and world-class skiing. The pioneering traditions have been preserved on the Dell Fork – even the original homesteader’s cabins, barns, bunkhouses and spring houses have been beautifully restored while incorporating electronic-age conveniences. It is located at the base of the 11,600 foot Gros Ventre Mountains, adjacent to the Bridger-Teton National Forest and Wilderness areas. Hiking and equestrian trailheads lead directly from the ranch to spectacular waterfalls, hot springs and rarely-fished timberline lakes. And for the trophy big game hunter, moose, elk, Mule deer and Rocky Mountain sheep are in your front yard. The working cattle ranch portion of the Dell Fork is supportively managed by its cowboy-rancher neighbors who still harvest the hay with big draft horses. The Dell Fork Ranch quietly balances life with the homesteader and outdoorsman tradition in a contemporary and undemanding great place to relax. Offering price is $4,600,000.

Rocking B Ranch

This is one of those rare properties that truly has it all – accessibility, incredible scenery, fantastic live water and impeccable amenities. These 84 acres are situated at the foot of the Gros Ventre Mountains in the Hoback River Valley, just outside of Bondurant and only 45 minutes from the luxuries and conveniences of Jackson Hole. A quarter-mile of enhanced Hoback River frontage, a traditional western free-stone stream that feeds into the Snake, straddles the Rocking B Ranch and provides excellent fly fishing for cutthroat trout. Improvements include a golf practice area, extensive landscaping, 8-stall barn, guesthouse with sleeping for 10 including kitchenette and living room, caretaker’s home and stunning 2-bedroom main residence on the banks of the river. The current owners of the Rocking B Ranch have created two ponds stocked with cutthroat trout of considerable size. This offers the sportsman, beginner fly fisherman or children the chance to test their skills and refine techniques with the opportunity to catch a sizable prize. This property is fully furnished and all ranch equipment is included. Rocking B is impeccably maintained and an onsite ranch manager adds to this already turnkey investment. Offering price is $3,500,000. Ranch also may be purchased as two separate parcels; Please call for pricing.

Railroad Springs Ranch

Boasting approximately 1,300 sprawling acres, the Railroad Springs Ranch offers contiguous riverfront ground only eight miles south of Soda Springs in southeastern Idaho. Set in canyon-like scenery, this ranch presents excellent Wasatch and Aspen Range views, over two miles of onsite Bear River, numerous springs and convenient access to incredible big game hunting in the nearby Caribou National Forest. The land is comprised of roughly 750 tillable acres currently used in operation and over 80 acres of irrigated hay meadows located near the river bottom. With such proximity, excellent potential for a waterfowl or other game enhancement project is possible. Conveniently located near Highway 30, the Railroad Springs Ranch is ideal for the outdoorsman looking for a live water and gaming retreat. Offering price is $3,800,000.

Broken Bar W Ranch

This 140-acre recreational ranch is located 3 miles southwest of Driggs, Idaho, on the eastern banks of the Teton River. With abundant live water onsite including 1/4 mile of the Teton River and 3/4 mile of Dick Creek, this property is a sportsman's dream. The 360-degree views include the Teton Range to the east and the Big Hole Mountains to the west, and multiple possible homesites could benefit from these horizons. Broken Bar W Ranch is fortunate to be bordered on two sides by conservation easement lands ensuring eternal privacy and view protection. Offering price is $3,500,000.

Judith Headwaters Ranch

The Judith Headwaters Ranch, located outside of Utica in Judith Basin County, encompasses approximately 500 acres of rolling hills, wildflower-filled meadows, scenic vistas and timbered ridges. Utica offers small town amenities while fine dining, commercial air service, state parks, golfing and shopping can be found 90 miles away in Great Falls. The property is adjacent to State Lands and is within close proximity to The Lewis and Clark National Forest and state elk refuge, providing the ranch thousands of additional acres for recreation and wildlife sightings. With approximately one mile of Judith River meandering through the property, the fly fisherman will find exciting opportunities for rainbow, cutthroat, brook and brown trout. Mule deer and Whitetail deer graze on the hills and ranch grounds. Upland birds are also a common sight. The extensive improvements, including cabins, barns and the main lodge, create the perfect personal or corporate retreat set in Montana’s unsurpassed beauty. Offering price is $3,400,000.

The Neely Ranch

The Neely Ranch is a 1,026-acre working cattle ranch with direct access to National Forest, close proximity to world-class fishing, abundant wildlife, incredible alpine views and end-of-the-road privacy. With the first-class amenities, including commercial air service, located only an hour’s drive south in Jackson Hole and close proximity to the growing town of Pinedale, this property allows an incoming owner a bit of solitude and reprieve while still offering accessibly to most modern conveniences. Improvements include a small cabin, modest set of cattle handling facilities and miscellaneous outbuildings. Two onsite creeks, Chall Creek and Little Beaver Creek, add to this wonderful setting and offer fishing opportunities as well as habitat for the many game species native to the area. Offering price is $3,283,200.

Carlisle Ranch

Obtain the privacy and seclusion provided by the sprawling landscape of the Carlisle Ranch. These 382.45 acres are located 10 minutes from the charming western town of Alpine, Wyoming, with resort amenities of Jackson Hole only 45 minutes away. The countryside is composed of rolling acreage set among the foothills of the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, and exquisite views are provided by Black Mountain and the Wyoming Range. A small creek meanders through the ranch and there is excellent potential for the creation of a pond or waterfowl refuge. Within a short distance from the property, world-class fishing is accessible on the Salt River while extensive recreational opportunities await in the thousands of acres of nearby National Forest. With secluded verdant landscape and snow-capped peaks, Carlisle Ranch exemplifies the reason this area is called “Little Switzerland”. Offering price is $3,250,000.

York Gulch Ranch

Located a few miles from the small town of Wisdom, Montana, in Deer Lodge County, the approximate 1,512-acre York Gulch Ranch is a classic Montana ranch set in one of the state’s most scenic valleys. With a population of 120, Wisdom offers small town conveniences while key amenities and commercial air service can be found one hour away in Butte. Bordering Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, BLM and State Lands on three sides, this expansive ranch offers excellent hunting onsite in addition to the seemingly endless acres of National Forest surrounding the ranch. With numerous elk herds grazing on the ranch in the spring, fall and early winter months, it is evident why this Upper Big Hole Valley is well-known for big game hunting. The flows in York Gulch, along with the numerous natural springs running throughout the property, create a superb wildlife habitat and offer the incoming owner several enhancement opportunities. The York Gulch Ranch enjoys easy accessibility to the Upper Big Hole River, which borders BLM land to the south of the ranch. Until locating a spot for ideal accommodations on the property, a modest caretaker’s cabin offers big mountain views as well as a comfortable stay for any sportsman enjoying the incredible recreational attributes of York Gulch. Offering price is $2,695,000.

Wet Rock Ranch

With wide open spaces, New Fork River frontage and accessible location, Wet Rock Ranch is a fantastic property for the wrangler or angler. These 520 deeded acres are unimproved and bordered on two sides by BLM lands, securing the sanctity and privacy of this recreational ranch. The natural beauty of this area is spectacular, and stunning mountain views are provided by the Wyoming, Gros Ventre and Wind River Ranges. The New Fork River, well-known for its large brown trout, flows through Wet Rock for over two and a half miles – a key amenity for the passionate fisherman. Located 10 minutes from Big Piney and an hour and a half away from the resort town of Jackson Hole, this is a convenient western retreat. Offering price is $2,690,000.

Rocky Ford Ranch

With the combination of an open landscape, onsite famed trout waters, shared border with national forest and intimate seclusion, the Rocky Ford Ranch is a welcoming natural retreat. Totaling approximately 1,700 deeded acres, one thousand of these are comprised of native meadows and wetlands with the balance covered by the known timber of Oregon. Brimming with native rainbow trout which can be as large as 30”, the Upper Williamson River meanders through the ranch for two and a quarter miles and provides solid year-round fishing. These famed fly fishing waters continue for another two miles onto the Winema National Forest, a 1.1 million acre wildlife haven which shares a common border with the Rocky Ford Ranch for over 9 ½ miles. These adjacent lands provide an excellent recreational area for fishing, big game hunting and hiking. With everyday amenities and a private air strip a 45-minute drive away in Chiloquin, Rocky Ford Ranch is an ideal recreational retreat with both seclusion and nearby conveniences. Offering price is $2,550,000.

Blackfoot Spring Creek Ranch

Blackfoot Spring Creek Ranch is a rare spring creek fishery located just outside of Ovando, Montana in Powell County. This 275-acre property is highlighted by 10,000 feet of private spring creek, which has been enhanced resulting in an exceptional fishery. Deep cut banks, pools, runs, and riffles create countless holding water for rainbow, brook and brown trout in the plus 25” range. This spring creek presents the utmost challenge and reward for the fly fishing enthusiast that is rarely available. The majority of the ranch is flat land with river bottom, meadow, tall grass, willows and cottonwoods. Additional fishing opportunities exist ten minutes from the property on the famed Blackfoot River, which gained much popularity in Norman Maclean’s book, A River Runs Through It, and offers outstanding rainbow and bull trout challenges. The ranch includes a remodeled 2,500 sqft log cabin, historic barn and exceptional bunkhouse along the spring creek. Located between Missoula and Helena, the incoming landowner has a variety of metropolitan amenities from which to choose. Spectacular views of the Lolo National Forest, Scapegoat Wilderness and Bob Marshall Wilderness look out the back of the property. Offering price is $2,550,000.

Lazy Bow Ranch

The Lazy Bow Ranch is located six miles north of Bozeman in Gallatin County. Approximately 50 acres comprise Lazy Bow, including a large apple orchard, pear, cherry and plum trees, a raspberry patch, pastures, meadow and wooded slopes that adjoin public forest. The property overlooks the Gallatin Valley and has views of the Gallatin Range, the Madison Range, and Tobacco Roots with Spanish Peak views to the southwest. The Bridger Range is directly behind the property. Two spring creeks help to attract numerous species of wildlife and fishing can be found on the small streams, ponds, and lakes close to the property, as well as in the blue-ribbon trout rivers surrounding the valley. Numerous improvements including a new 3+ bedroom home, indoor arena, large barn and equipment garage, make this property a great hunting retreat and equestrian facility. The Lazy Bow Ranch is the ideal location to enjoy wildlife viewing, active recreation and a quiet lifestyle, only minutes from downtown Bozeman. Offering price is $2,500,000.

DuNoir Valley Ranch

The DuNoir Valley Ranch is a stunning 113-acre parcel located at the base of the Ramshorn Peak, just outside of Dubois, Wyoming. Tucked away in its own private valley, this alpine ranch offers incredible seclusion and fantastic views of the Wind River and Absaroka Mountain Ranges. Comprised mostly of forested slopes dominated by spruce and aspens, there is also lush open meadow acreage. Bordered on three sides by Shoshone National Forest, the DuNoir Valley Ranch provides ideal habitat for elk, deer, moose and the occasional Bighorn sheep. In addition to the National Forest boundary, the 704,529-acre Washakie Wilderness is also located just one mile from the property’s boundary. When combined with Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, this backcountry system offers millions of acres and endless recreation to explore directly from the ranch. Bisecting the valley just below the ranch, the Wind River offers some of the best and varied fishing in the Rockies, though inhabited predominately by cutthroat trout. The 5500-square foot main house has been strategically placed to take advantage of the sweeping views in all directions. A horse barn, three-bay garage, and large three-sided machine shed lend abundant storage for horses and equipment. Offering price is $2,400,000.

Charles Kuralt Wetlands & Wildlife Sanctuary

With stunning river overlooks, rolling hill venues and serene views of river and lower wetlands, The Charles Kuralt Wetlands & Wildlife Sanctuary is a scenic and untouched piece of Montana. Located 11 miles southwest of Twin Bridges in Madison County, this 110-acre sanctuary is comprised of meadows, brushy river bottom, cottonwood groves and an expansive bluff. Twin Bridges provides local conveniences while key amenities, including commercial air service, are available 50 miles north in Butte. The Charles Kuralt Wetlands & Wildlife Sanctuary boasts approximately three-quarters of a mile on the lower Big Hole River, one of Montana’s best spots for wild trout fishing. Rainbow, brown, cutthroat and brook trout call this river home. The Sanctuary includes the historic Pageville Schoolhouse with an immaculately restored exterior and a renovated teak and walnut interior functions as a one-bedroom guest home. Two fishing cabins accommodate two people each and a hand-hewn log cabin built in 1986 nestles on the bank of the Big Hole. Wildlife is abundant with moose, Whitetail and Mule deer, Bald and Golden eagles, wild turkey and Hungarian partridge. Migratory birds include Sandhill Cranes, White Pelicans and Western Tanagers. The Charles Kuralt Wetlands & Wildlife Sanctuary is the perfect retreat for one looking to relax in true Montana splendor, fish blue-ribbon trout waters and view fantastic wildlife. Offering price is $2,300,000.

3 Creek Ranch Estate Lot #33

3 Creek Ranch feels like miles away from the outside world yet in reality is only a few minutes away from downtown Jackson Hole. One of the most sought after locations in our area, this 710-acre private golf and fishing community combines exclusivity, spectacular views and the ultimate in recreation. Breathtaking views from the homesites include the Gros Ventre Range to the east, lands protected by conservation easement and wide open spaces to the west and the Grand Tetons to the north. Three blue ribbon trout streams weaving their way through the property, a world-class Rees Jones golf course and a state-of-the-art Fitness Center all contribute to the excellence of 3 Creek Ranch. For those looking for the finest luxury and sporting lifestyle, 3 Creek Ranch is the answer. Offering price is $2,285,000.

Toponce Creek Ranch

Hunting, fishing and equestrian opportunities abound on this 632-acre ranch in eastern Idaho. Located one hour from the Pocatello airport and 40 minutes from the conveniences of Soda Springs, Toponce Creek Ranch's greatest amenities are privacy and access to public lands. The property is bordered on three sides by BLM and national forest lands where excellent hunting opportunities for big game can be found. Angling for wild trout is onsite in Toponce Creek and the fishing can be complimented by enhancing the existing natural springs into trophy trout ponds. Further adding to the sporting lifestyle are the thoroughbred horse facilities, including barn, tack room, loafing sheds, corrals and electric-fenced pastures. The residential improvements are a main house, caretaker's house and three guest cabins. Offering price is $2,200,000.

Badger Creek Meadows

With stunning views of the Teton Range and Yellowstone National Park, rolling ridges and groves of aspen trees, Badger Creek Meadows is the ideal combination of breathtaking scenery and proximity to world-class resort towns. These 117 acres are located in Tetonia, Idaho, 10 minutes north of Driggs in Teton Valley. This is one of the most desirable communities in the Rocky Mountain West and only 45 minutes from the famed resort town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The Badger Creek drainage is an extremely sought-after nook in the increasingly popular Teton Valley. Although the property does not have creek frontage onsite, it is only minutes from the renowned Teton River to the west and minutes from Targhee National Forest for endless recreation to the east. Teton Valley is known for its relaxed mountain lifestyle complete with recreation for all including hiking, mountain biking, fly-fishing, golf, and downhill and Nordic skiing at Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort. The property is well suited for an exclusive gentlemen’s ranch or family compound and is also of great value for the conservation easement buyer, as the Badger Creek drainage is high in ecological value. Placing a conservation easement and reserving a few choice homesites would be an excellent use of the land and allow the incoming landowner to take advantage of what should be a significant tax benefit while enjoying this undisturbed paradise. Badger Creek Meadows balances an exceptionally private setting with the access to resort amenities in the heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Offering price is $1,950,000.

South Meadows Ranch

Perched on the banks of the legendary Green River is the outstanding South Meadows Ranch. Located 25 minutes from Pinedale and 90 minutes from Jackson Hole, these 155 acres are comprised of hay and sagebrush pastures that meet rolling hills, bordering BLM land. The ranch includes approximately 1.25 miles of Wyoming’s famous Green River, which is incredibly private and home to wild brown trout. The river corridor also hosts a variety of wildlife, including moose, Mule deer, antelope, fox, bald eagles and osprey. With powerful Wind River Mountain views, exciting onsite wild trout angling, proximity to western charm and access to resort amenities, this is an unrivaled Wyoming retreat. Offering price is $1,950,000.

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