Little Rose Creek Ranch

Details & Features

In the vast landscape of northwest Wyoming, nestled along the south slope of Carter Mountain amongst the Absaroka Mountain Range, lies a hidden gem known as Little Rose Creek Ranch. This historic land has been a sanctuary for big game hunters, offering elk, deer, and antelope tags to the landowner throughout the years. Once part of the renowned Pitchfork Ranch, Little Rose Creek boasts over 1,000 acres of breathtaking beauty, with the added advantage of being surrounded by public lands.

The true essence of Little Rose Creek Ranch lies in its unrivaled elk hunting opportunities. With its vast expanse of land and the proximity of the property to the surrounding hunting areas, it is a paradise for hunting enthusiasts. The thrill of tracking and pursuing elks amidst the rugged wilderness in one of Wyoming’s best units is an experience that cannot be replicated elsewhere.

For outdoor enthusiasts searching for a sanctuary that caters to their passions, Little Rose Creek encompasses the very essence of Wyoming’s natural splendor. It is a place where elk hunters thrive, mountain explorers discover, and those seeking refuge from the chaos of modern life find solace.

• IMPROVEMENTS:
• Two-bedroom custom log cabin
• Small hay storage and outbuilding
• ACREAGE:
• Surrounded by Public Lands
• Tremendous elk hunting on and around the property
• The Nature Conservancy - copy provided to prospective Buyers
• LOCATION:
• 23 miles west of Meeteetse, Wyoming
• 55 miles southwest of Cody, Wyoming
• 85 miles from the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park
• 115 miles from Billings, Montana