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Own your own western ranch here in beautiful Jackson Hole. We have an array of available ranch properties listed, from working ranches to gentlemen ranches and everything in between. You don’t have to be a cowboy or cowgirl to enjoy a true western lifestyle.

Grand View River Ranch is not only a veritable guest-ready paradise as it stands, it represents boundless potential for an intrepid new owner to re-envision its purpose and potential. Whether you aim to create a stunning private compound for your family, continue the growth of a wildly successful dude ranch, or simply contribute to a noble conservation effort, GVRR represents a chance to own a storied piece of Jackson's history and truly make your mark on its future. Replete with historic barns, storied cabins from Bar B C Ranch, lodge, and guest house, the property has all the infrastructure to continue as a ranch or welcome a family to the doorstep of adventure. Own your own private section of the Gros Ventre River. Abundant Grand Teton Views and more. Won in a poker game in 1944. With the increase in tourism came the requisite surge of development. Lodging cabins, gas stations, taverns and saloons all began to crop up beneath the stunning silhouette of the Tetons. In 1927, John D. Rockefeller Jr. visited the valley and fell in love with it. Over the next two decades, he quietly purchased land in the area, through a local banker named Robert Miller, eventually amassing 35,000 acres. The purpose of the purchase and the identity of the buyer were kept secret. In 1942, Rockefeller informed Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes that he was no longer willing to hold on to the land. A year later, in 1943, President Franklin Roosevelt issued an executive order that created the Jackson Hole Monument, which included the Rockefeller lands. This action remains one of the most controversial in the history of the national parks. In protest, armed ranchers, including Teton County Commissioner Cliff Hansen and actor Wallace Beery, trailed cattle across the Monument. (A photograph of this event was taken by the Associated Press in 1943.) The controversy over attempts to extend federal government control in northwestern Wyoming had been ongoing for 30 years. It was finally resolved when Grand Teton National Park was established in its current form in 1950. Despite the welcome uptick in local revenue, ranchers were keen to preserve the valley and control the unnecessary development of wild spaces. Due to private ownership holdouts, Grand View River Ranch was one of the properties that Rockefeller did not acquire and thus became a rare federal in-held private parcel within the wilds of the iconic national park. The property was originally homesteaded by William Smith in 1910, and he was granted water rights the following year. In 1915, Mr. Smith received the deed to the property. The property was later sold to William Woodward in 1920, and then to John Barnes of Washington DC in 1932. Barnes used the property as a hunting camp. In 1944, Claude Wham, a cowboy working for the Chambers family on their ranch on Mormon Row, won the property from Barnes in a card game. In 1925 a massive landslide dammed the Gros Ventre River and created Slide Lake. The landslide, which was triggered by heavy rainfall and unstable geological conditions, killed six people and destroyed several buildings in the nearby town of Kelly. This historic geologic event pushed the mighty Gros Ventre River into the property boundary. This bestowed ownership rights on both banks of this Nationally recognized Wild & Scenic River to Grand View River Ranch for nearly a half mile of its flow. Active

E GROS VENTRE Road Jackson, Wyoming

36 Beds 28,491 SqFt 118.860 Acres

The Mead Ranch in Spring Gulch is one of the most iconic properties in all of Jackson Hole. This legacy ranch land has it all: Teton views; over a mile of private Spring Creek fishing; and a range of homesites with unbeatable ease of access to the Town of Jackson. Steeped in history with 1898 priority water rights, this was one of the first areas homesteaded in Jackson Hole. With extraordinary habitat for elk, mule deer, moose, sandhill cranes, and large raptors, among others, the South end of the property is protected under a perpetual conservation easement. The remaining +/- 64 acres give a buyer a great deal of flexibility with several distinct areas for development and opportunities for additional conservation and habitat enhancement. Active

SPRING GULCH Road Jackson, Wyoming

257.030 Acres

Upon first seeing the Tetons Teddy Roosevelt remarked, ''These are the first mountains I've seen that look like mountains should.'' Nestled between Grand Teton National Park and Bridger-Teton National Forest, Lost Creek Ranch is part of Lower 48's greatest expanse of wilderness - a wonderland home to wild animals and endless opportunities for recreation. The 50-acre private property, which has welcomed guests for almost a century, is on the market for the first time in more than 54 years. New owners can continue to operate Lost Creek as a guest ranch or evolve it into a family retreat while enjoying the privilege of stewarding one of the West's most notable ranches into the future. Jackson Hole's Most Scenic Views Lost Creek's location at the foot of the Gros Ventre Mountains, the eastern side of Jackson Hole, gives it uninterrupted views of the expanse of the Teton Range to the west. From the deck of the main lodge, the Tetons span the horizon. Their serrated, snow-capped summits soar more than a vertical mile from the sagebrush flats of the valley floor. Wilderness Wonderland in Perpetuity Nestled between Grand Teton National Park and the Bridger-Teton National Forest, Lost Creek Ranch is an island surrounded by protected wilderness. The Halpin family contributed 50 of the Ranch's original 120 acres to the Park and put another 20 acres under a scenic conservation covenant. The remaining acreage is comprised of the guest ranch and a small residential community. The surrounding Park and National Forest land is protected from development, and the Ranch owners and guests have access to all of the recreational and wildlife watching opportunities of both. A Beacon of Beauty, Grace, and Charm Lost Creek Ranch was homesteaded in 1922. Its history as a guest ranch started in 1927, when San Francisco financier Albert Schwabacher purchased the property and began building guest cabins and a lodge. For the next two decades, Schwabacher summered at the ranch and hosted his friends from around the world, many of whom had never before seen the Tetons. Lost Creek is now coming up on its 100th anniversary as a guest ranch. Lost Creek isn't merely something you own, but a place that weaves its way into the fabric of your being. The Ranch and its access to the Tetons had such a hold on Jerry and Helen Halpin, owners since 1969, that Jerry was inspired to found the nonprofit Grand Teton National Park Foundation to support the neighboring national park he loved so much. Weave Yourself into the Legacy of the West Lost Creek Ranch isn't a place you merely own. You are its stewardcaring for the land, the Ranch's legacy, and even the lives of guests. "The past, present, and future owners of Lost Creek make a difference in the world by changing people's lives; there are not many opportunities to do that in such a profound, authentic way," says Gene Kilgore, a leading authority on guest ranches. "While Lost Creek is under your care, you have the opportunity to create treasured, lasting memories for guests from around the world, and to reconnect them with the natural rhythm of the Earth, and to do the same for your family and friends." Western Heritage If its new owners decide to keep Lost Creek open as a guest ranch, there is an opportunity to operate it year-round. While only a handful of the buildings are currently winterized, its Conditional Use Permit allows it to serve guests year-round. The Ranch also has additional entitlementsthe main lodge can be expanded, and new guest cabins, and owner's and manager's houses can be built. Each of the .81 acre lots in the Lost Creek Community can have a home, guest home, and garage. An Outdoor Playground Lost Creek Ranch is turn-key. Everything needed to continue operating it as Jackson Hole's premiere guest ranch is included in the sale. The permits the Ranch currently holds to take guests on floating, fishing, and horseback riding experiences in Grand Teton National Park and to have day and overnight horseback riding trips, cookouts, and campouts on the Bridger-Teton National Forest can be available to a successful applicant. These permits to operate in the Park and the National Forest are invaluable to the experience offered by the Ranch. Pending

OLD RANCH ROAD Road Moose, Wyoming

42 Beds 36,094 SqFt 49.870 Acres

Located in Campbell County, Black Thunder Ranch has come to market at appraised value. Owner rated at 1,500 head of mother cows, with calves from calving until shipping, this 44,500 acre ranch is a very economical ranch to manage and run; both from a time management and financial input standpoint. In addition to being a large landscape cattle grazing ranch, the property provides excellent Big Game Hunting for Elk, Deer and Antelope. Spanning over 16 miles north to south and nearly 10 miles east to west, this is truly one of the larger ranches that has come to market in a long time, and given its production and pricing, a must see Wyoming Landscape in todays market place if you seek land, hunting, and or more grass at the most reasonable price in the market today. Pending

BLACK THUNDER RANCH CLARETON Highway Gillete, Wyoming

44,488 Acres

''Homesteaded in the late 1,800's, CK Ranch still carries the the last two letters of the founding families last name; Linbeck. CK Ranch is still owned by the same family that Homesteaded this property over 100 years ago. Located on the banks of North Cottonwood Creek, CK Ranch borders nearly 5 miles of forest service and holds a similar length of fishing stream that has historically maintained it's designation as a premier Blue Ribbon Fishery. An abundance of large game, including Elk, Deer, Moose, Antelope and Bear live on and around this spectacular property which backs up to the Wyoming Range to the West, and is flanked with spectacular views of both the Wind River and Active

COTTONWOOD CREEK RANCH Daniel, Wyoming

6,500 Acres

Nestled against the foothills of the majestic Teton Mountain Range, the 120-acre Elk Range Ranch represents a truly unique turnkey end of the road offering in what is known as the quiet side of the Tetons. Located in Teton County, Wyoming, and just 8 miles from the heart of Main Street in Driggs and 40 miles from Jackson Hole, the Elk Range Ranch is one of the few remaining larger, intact land holdings in the highly sought after neighborhood of Alta, Wyoming. With 1 mile of shared boundary with Targhee National Forest and BLM, the ranch is essentially an extension of Yellowstone providing abundant wildlife which include elk, mule deer, moose, bear wolves and other native species. The 120-acres (4 individually deeded parcels) are comprised of lush, irrigated meadows, the creek corridors of Dry Creek and Bustle Creek, rolling hillsides leading to quaking aspen groves and healthy stands of dark timber, and big views across the valley of the Big Hole Mountain Range and Snake River Range. The well-appointed improvements at the ranch headquarters include a custom built 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath 3,871 sqft log home and 2 bedroom, 1 bath 1,500 sqft log guest home. A large pond behind the main home along with meticulously maintained lawns and gardens create a truly spectacular setting. Two classic style barns and well-designed paddocks for working the various livestock currently on the ranch complete this set of improvements. Down the drive from the headquarters is a large hay barn, calving shed and a greenhouse located along the banks of Bustle Creek. The Elk Range Ranch offers the highly sought-after combination of a viable agricultural operation and world class recreation with direct "out the back gate" access to millions of acres in the adjacent Targhee National Forest which eventually connect to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Ideally situated for the winter sports enthusiasts, the ranch is just 10 miles from Grand Targhee Ski Resort and 45 miles from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. In summary, the Elk Range Ranch represents an exceptional recreational and agricultural ranch and family retreat. Active

E RIGBY Road Alta, Wyoming

2 Beds 3,871 SqFt 120 Acres

The 2,238 deeded acre ranch is located about 8 miles NW of Sundance Wyoming in the Black Hills National Forest at an altitude of 5,500' about one hour W of Rapid City SD on I 90. The name Sundance evokes images of rowdy Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid leading the wild bunch out of Wyoming on the longest stretch of bank and train robberies in history of the Old West. The name Sundance also summons up visions of Native American tribes camped at the base of nearby Sundance Mountain in the mystical Black Hills where they performed their sacred Sundance. This region is where the North American Tribal and Cowboy cultures grappled in a historic collision course. In these rolling hills covered with Ponderosa Pine, Aspen & Oak, the family has aggregated 5 ranch parcels (CLICK More tab) providing the beautiful setting for their brand-new western cabin about 3,578 SF, 5 new hunting cabins and 3 new pole barn shops located strategically across the ridge lines, meadows and forests. South Miller Creek meanders through the ranch. At dawn and dusk the ranch meadows are traversed by cattle, elk and deer with Boone and Crocket class bulls and bucks, stalked by mountain lion and an occasional bear. Turkeys, upland game birds and waterfowl are common sights. The mountain meadows support about 200 cow/calf pairs, stocked through a seasonal lease with a ranch neighbor. The ranch owner has built high quality new corrals for working the cattle and for shipping. About 20 miles of mostly new fences enclose the ranch boundaries. Cattle are rotated through fenced pastures. To help disperse the cattle, 8 new stock watering tanks are distributed across the ranch supplied through about 5 miles of underground water lines. The water is pumped from a spring at the valley floor to a holding tank at the ranch high point. From that high point the water gravity flows to the strategically placed stock tanks that operate with solar panels to control the rate of water flow. Up there, Devils Tower, the Nation's first National Monument is visible about 8 miles to the NW as the raven flies. Two new shops are located in convenient locations at the North and South ends of the ranch, to support the ranch operations. Profitable timber harvest operations on the ranch have thinned the beautiful ponderosa pine forests. The dozens of high mountain meadows provide hardy high altitude grass as feed for the cattle and abundant wildlife. The mix of meadows and forest provide excellent cover for the wildlife. The ranch manager wrangles horses for cowboying, hunting and trail rides on the remarkable ranch trail network, winding about 20 miles on various routes across the ranch to the Black Hills National Forest, which offers several hundred thousand acres of recreational opportunities throughout the 4 enchanting ranch seasons. Active

COW CAMP Road Sundance, Wyoming

2 Beds 3,478 SqFt 2,238 Acres

The Munger Mountain Ranch lies 7 miles south of the Jackson Town Square & is adjacent to the Munger Mountain Elementary School. It is bordered on 3 sides by the Bridger-Teton National Forest. The 84 acres consists of cultivated hay meadow, pasture & forested hillside. It has operated for nearly 100 years as a small cattle & horse ranch & maintains it AG tax status. The adjacent Forest Service lands are rich in diverse wildlife & habitat including winter-range & spring nursery lands. This 84-acre parcel is one of the last large tracts of land in Teton County. Approximately 35 acres is zoned Rural-2 while the remaining 49 acres is zoned Workforce Home Business. With less than 3% of the lands in Teton Cty privately owned, this rare, large parcel offers many possibilities & opportunities. Active

S HIGHWAY 89 Jackson, Wyoming

84.360 Acres

Several miles of the fabled North Platte River grace the southern end of the Haystack River Ranch, just outside of Rawlins, Wyoming. A legendary history of native Americans, fur trappers, railroaders, and outlaws enliven the legacy of this part of Wyoming, and Haystack River Ranch lies in the middle of it all. With over 92,000 acres controlled in a combination of deeded and leased land, this vast property is a proven low overhead cattle operation, with notable fishing and hunting opportunities, along with intriguing investment potential in the domains of energy leasing and environmental credits. The North Platte River is the key to the productivity of Haystack River Ranch. The river supplies irrigation water for several hundred acres of irrigated and sub-irrigated meadows. Several miles of the fabled North Platte River grace the southern end of the Haystack River Ranch, just outside of Rawlins, Wyoming. A legendary history of native Americans, fur trappers, railroaders, and outlaws enliven the legacy of this part of Wyoming, and Haystack River Ranch lies in the middle of it all. With over 92,000 acres controlled in a combination of deeded and leased land, this vast property is a proven low overhead cattle operation, with notable fishing and hunting opportunities, along with intriguing investment potential in the domains of energy leasing and environmental credits. The North Platte River is the key to the productivity of Haystack River Ranch. The river supplies irrigation water for several hundred acres of irrigated and sub-irrigated meadows, which is the mainstay for the cattle operation on the property. In addition, numerous springs and 30 stock ponds keep livestock supplied throughout the ranch property. Active

COUNTY RD 324 Sinclair, Wyoming

92,000 Acres

Take advantage of this rare opportunity to own ±208 acres in Jackson Hole. The Porcupine Creek Ranch is located on a bench between Horse Creek & Porcupine Creek, offering panoramic mountain & valley views. The property borders the Bridger Teton National Forest on 2-sides and the Gros Ventre Wilderness boundary is a mile away making this location a Prime Property. The many recreational activities nearby include fishing, hiking, mountain biking, skiing & horseback riding. This parcel provides great opportunity for equestrian users & agricultural operations. The location has many frequent wildlife visitors & serves as a migration corridor. Total acreage provides three building envelopes and is protected by a conservation easement to preserve its unique value. Active

E WILDHORSE Road Jackson, Wyoming

208 Acres

The Grover Ranch is comprised of 880 deeded acres located in the heart of Teton Valley only a short 5 minute drive from the amenities Driggs has to offer. Nearly 5 miles of interior roads were constructed by the owner for ease of access to all portions of the ranch. Four spring fed ponds exist on site and range in size from 1.5 - 11 acres, all with elevated building sites. A wetlands delineation was recently completed on the property detailing its many natural features, habitat, wetlands, streams, ponds and vegetation present as well as identifying potential building areas. This property represents an exceptional recreational opportunity or family compound at base of the Teton Range. *Current cattle lease will be honored through 12-31-22 Active

W 4000 Driggs, Idaho

880 Acres

Situated in the northeast corner of Sheridan County, Wyoming, Cabin Creek Ranch provides excellent summer cattle grazing, and is home to elk, deer, moose and antelope, making this nearly 9,000 acre spread a phenomenal recreational, agriculture and investment ranch. Just over an hour from Sheridan, Wyoming this stunning landscape is in fenced into one block with over 7,041 deeded acres and approximately 1,800 BLM acres. With fenced pastures, stock water, pipelines for water distribution, and working corrals, this low basis investment will provide income with low overhead for any investment minded buyer. Only one mile separates the northern boundary of Cabin Creek Ranch from the southern boundary of Montana. Excellent hunting, including elk, mule deer, antelope, turkey, Active

CABIN CREEK RANCH Sheridan, Wyoming

8,851 Acres

Framed by the majestic Teton Mountain Range to the east, the 613± acre Badger Creek Canyon Ranch represents a truly unique offering in southeast Idaho's coveted Teton Valley. Located at the north end of the valley, the ranch offers a diverse blend of rolling cropland set atop the tree-lined canyon rim with both sides of 2.5± miles of Badger Creek flowing through at the bottom. An excellent trout stream, this section of Badger Creek is unique in the sense that it is fed by large natural springs flowing out of the canyon walls, thus improving the habitat for the native Yellowstone cutthroat trout that call these waters home. Bordering public lands along its western and northern boundaries, the ranch provides excellent habitat for the area's big game species, including elk and mule deer. The canyon serves as a critical migration corridor for big game as they head west in the late fall to their winter range along the Teton River Canyon and lower elevations. For the avid wing shooter, healthy numbers of native sharp-tailed grouse and Hungarian partridge can also be found on the ranch and adjacent public lands. Pending

N W 14500 N Felt, Idaho

613 Acres

Others aspire to live in beautiful Teton Valley, Idaho. Enjoy 532 acres in this coveted region with a mix of farm land and forest. This rare legacy property backs up directly to the National Forest and the Big Hole Mountains on the West side of the valley. Enjoy private access to trails and endless outdoor activities with thousands of acres out your back door. The 4,600 sf home provides sweeping Teton views and can serve as a place to hang your hat while building your dream home nearby. Located within Dude Creek Canyon, the property has the benefit of surface water rights and is conveniently located a stone's throw from Cache Bridge, an access point to the illustrious Teton River. 15 minute drive to Driggs and 30 minutes to Grand Targhee, the location is prime. Welcome to the stunning Grand View Ranch Mountain retreat in Teton Valley, Idaho! Nestled in the heart of nature and surrounded by breathtaking views of the Grand Tetons and Teton Valley, this home offers an unforgettable experience for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Located on the Idaho side of the Grand Tetons, this property is perfectly situated to provide you with easy access to an array of outdoor recreation opportunities. Whether you're an avid mountain biker, a passionate hiker, or simply someone who loves to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature, this is the ideal destination for you. The surrounding area is a paradise for mountain biking enthusiasts, with numerous trails to explore and conquer. Get ready to pedal your way through scenic landscapes, challenging terrains, and breathtaking vistas that will leave you in awe. Every twist and turn will bring you closer to nature's wonders and offer an exhilarating adventure. For those who prefer to explore on foot, the hiking trails in the area will lead you to hidden gems, secluded lakes, and panoramic viewpoints. Lace up your boots and embark on a journey through pristine wilderness, where you can reconnect with nature and discover the tranquility of the Teton Valley. Beyond the immediate surroundings, you'll find yourself within close proximity to some of the most iconic destinations in the region. The world-famous Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is just a short distance away, offering a vibrant Western atmosphere, charming shops, and delicious dining options. Yellowstone National Park, a true natural wonder, is within easy reach, where you can witness geysers, hot springs, and an abundance of wildlife. If you're an angler or outdoorsman, you'll be delighted to know that the area is blessed with rivers and streams teeming with fish. Cast your line into the crystal-clear waters and let the peacefulness of the surroundings envelop you. Teton Valley is a haven for those seeking serenity and a chance to connect with nature. Teton Valley, Idaho, is truly the gateway to the West, offering an unparalleled combination of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Whether you're seeking thrilling experiences, a peaceful retreat, or a chance to explore iconic national parks, this is the perfect location to own your own private Idaho Ranch. Active

N 8000 W Tetonia, Idaho

4 Beds 4,600 SqFt 532.010 Acres

161-acres on the Salt River in the ''Star of all Valleys'', Star Valley, Wyoming. One of the largest intact parcels on the river, owning both sides and having no public access, with over 3/4 mile of frontage. Fish for cutthroat, browns, and the occasional brookie directly from the property and for miles up and down on the public access. 1/2 mile of a private slough, with several spring creeks and a pond, great for duck hunting. A perfect recreational ranch compound, with up to five homesites before needing additional county approval. Elk, deer, moose, abundant waterfowl, wintering trumpeter swans, and sandhill cranes. 300-plus tonnage hay potential. Historic, 1920s forest service cabin. Caribou Nat. Forest access is less than a mile, and Jackson, WY just 45 minutes away. Active

N STATE LINE Road Freedom, Wyoming

161 Acres

In the same family for over 50 years, Brug Land & Livestock has managed this ranch running 250 pair, consistently year over year, on a property that every year has put up enough dry land hay production to feed all of the livestock during the winter months. Located near Recluse, Wyoming, this large 7,600 acre ranch (6,762 +/- deeded acres) has been well maintained and never overgrazed. This part of Wyoming is known for consistent moisture and excellent grass production. In excellent ''turn-key'' condition, Brug Land & Livestock has received many management and stewardship awards. Located in a very favorable moisture content area of northeast Wyoming, this ranch produces ample hay without irrigation! In the past 50 plus years, the current owners have only purchased hay on three occasions. In addition to being an excellent cattle operation, Brug Land & Livestock has run a consistent Outfitting business for the past 40 plus years. Excellent Mule Deer and Antelope hunting on this very productive grass ranch. Active

RECLUSE Road Recluse, Wyoming

7,600 Acres

Only 26 miles from downtown Jackson, Granite Ranch feels light years away. Or maybe it feels like a leap back to simpler times. On Granite Creek, in the Gros Ventre Mountains and downstream from a waterfall that parts of the 1992 fly-fishing movie A River Runs Through It were filmed, the Ranch is a rare in-holding—private property surrounded by public land—in the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Here you can hike, read in front of a fire, fly-fish, see the Milky Way, hunt, sip a cocktail on the porch, and ride horses. A conditional use permit from Teton County allows the Ranch to be operated as a seasonal guest ranch—likely the most unique in Jackson Hole. It has 30,000+ square feet of space between 23 structures dating from the 1930s to 2018 and can sleep 100 people. Wilderness to Call Your Own Granite Ranch is one of only seven private propertiesin-holdingsin Granite Creek in the southern Gros Ventre Mountains, which are part of the 3.4 million acre Bridger-Teton National Forest. These seven properties range in size from 2 to 86 acres. While only 26 miles from downtown Jackson, between road-side wildlife sightings and eight miles of dirt road, plan on the drive from there to Granite Ranch being one hour. Between November 1 and early May, the eight miles of dirtthe final stretch to the Ranchare unplowed and can only be traveled via over-snow vehicles. A snowmobile would be easiest; cross-country skis or a fat bike would make it a workout; dog-sledthere's an outfitter, a former Iditarod racer, who lives and has his kennels at the mouth of Granite Canyon, about where the road stops being plowedwould make for the best story to share with friends. As an in-holding in the BTNF, Granite Ranch is in the middle of some of the wildest land in the Lower 48 States; the BTNF is home to Wyoming's tallest mountain (13,804-foot-tall Gannett Peak), more than 1,000 miles of trails for hiking and horseback riding, seven of the ten largest glaciers in the Lower 48 states outside of Washington state, more than 400 species of mammals and birds, the headwaters of the Green River (the chief tributary to the mighty Colorado River), and three designated wilderness areas. It is one of these wilderness areas, the 285,619-acre Gros Ventre Wilderness, that surrounds Granite Ranch. A designated wilderness area receives the government's highest level of land protection. Camping, fishing, hunting, and hiking are allowed in wilderness areas; not allowed are mining, logging, the construction of roads or buildings, and motorized and mechanized vehicles (bicycles are mechanized and so not allowed). From the landmark 1964 Wilderness Act: "A wilderness, in contrast with those areas where man and his own works dominate the landscape, is hereby recognized as an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, where man himself is a visitor who does not remain." Granite Ranch is a rare opportunity to live with modern comforts in the middle of a landscape promised to forever be "untrammeled." "Outclassed by the visually more impressive Tetons, some 287 million years their junior, the rounded peaks, immensely gently sloping canyons, steep draws and gullies, and thick forest of the Gros Ventres convey a sense of age, a primeval quality."Jackson Hole Guide, August 7, 1980 A Human Paradise for More than 10,000 Years Archeological evidence reveals that people have hunted and seasonally lived in this area for at least 10,000 years, which isn't surprising given that today it is one of the premiere hunting areas in the state. Wickiups and vision sites have been found in the Gros Ventre Wilderness surrounding Granite Ranch. In 1919, the ranch was homesteaded; while this was the hey-day of dude ranches in Jackson Hole, Dr. William H. McKahan took a different path here and raised cattle and pine martens. In 1938, the ranch got its second steward, Slim Bassett, an avid angler who undoubtedly knew all of the best fishing holes in the many creeks on and around the ranch and who, with his wife Mabel, did run it as a dude ranch and hunting camp. Most of its staff and guests returned year after year. In 1960, Dr. Donald "Doc" MacLeod, Jackson Hole's second physician and a good friend of Slim and Mabel's, became the ranch's third owner. Ambitious hikers can start at Granite Ranch and, about seven very scenic miles and 4,000 vertical feet later, reach MacLeod Lake, named for beloved Doc, who, during his years in the valley delivered more than 2,500 babies, drove a horse-drawn sleigh to rescue patients and, occasionally pinch-hit as the valley's only veterinarian. Doc, his daughter Janet, and her husband Larry Moore continued Slim's outfitting operation until Larry's death in 1976. In 1982, 33.6 acres of the original 160-acre homestead were sold to Safari Club International. It is this acreage that is today Granite Ranch. Janet Moore is still in the area, on another part of the homestead. While her horseback riding days are behind her, Janet still enjoys watching the wildlife that wanders through, and reminisces about rides of years past, including riding to Jackson for ice cream. "It is a great place to ride," she says. "You can start at the ranch and go almost anywhereTurquoise Lake, Crystal Creek, Shoal Falls, or even to Cache Creek and into Jackson!" Ready to go as a Guest Ranch Although Granite Ranch hasn't operated as a guest ranch since 1977, all it needs to be one again is staff. Included in this sale is a grandfathered commercial use permit, a type of permit that is impossible to get today. The permit allows Granite Ranch to operate as a seasonal commercial guest ranch hosting 100 guests at a time. But this permit would be useless without the infrastructure to support it. While Granite Ranch has not been a guest ranch for more four decades, since 1980 it has been home to the American Wilderness Leadership School. Run by Safari Club International, this school brought students and educatorsmore than 3,000 high school students and more than 8,000 teachersfrom across the country to live on, learn from, and experience the property. Read more about the Ranch's existing buildings and amenities below. Improvements Granite Ranch includes 23 structures: Parts of the 14,080-sf Main Lodge date to the 1930s, but it was mostly constructed in the 1970s and 1980s. A new roof cover was completed in 1995. This building includes a kitchen, dining room, classroom, library, two communal bathroom/shower areas, and 16 sleeping rooms. Together, as currently configured, these sleep up to 39 guests. In 2018 two identical two-story duplex cabins were built; each has four individual suites, including one ADA compliant suite and sleeps up to 16 guests. Six cabins were built between 1930 and 1995. Four of these six are identical. The fifth is the only guest cabin with a kitchen. The oldest of the six cabins is the laundry cabin. A 1,552-sf caretaker's duplex was built in 2014. It includes two separate 776-sf apartments, each of which has a full kitchen and a loft area, and a full basement and can sleep four guests. The basement is only partially finished and Granite Ranch's current owners use it for storage. A 6,160-sf steel frame shop was built on the ranch in 2003. Approximately 2,640-sf of it is insulated; the remaining area is configured as open storage. There is also an indoor pellet shooting range and, outside, an area designated for skeet shooting and a rifle range. All structures have been well maintained. Meet the Neighbors The BTNF is 3.4 million acres and connects to Grand Teton National Park, the National Elk Refuge, and Yellowstone National Park. Granite Ranch sits in the heart of the 15-million-acre Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, one of the last intact temperate ecosystems in the world. "Intact" means that all of the wildlife that lived in the area prior to the arrival of Europeans still live here. While moose are frequently spotted, people who know the ranch say the 100+ hummingbirds that can be seen on any given summer day are more fun to watch. Jay Buchner, who taught at the SCI's American Wilderness Leadership School for years, remembers standing on the north porch of the main lodge watching a moose. "And then a whole pack of hummingbirds was scurrying around me. It was pretty amazing," he says. Buchner also recalls a doe deer who liked to rest in the shade beneath the north porch during the heat of a summer day. "I'd walk out on the deck and she'd pop out and disappear in three big jumps," he says. "But the hummersI've never seen so many in one area before." There are also osprey, sandhill cranes, elk, beavers, and black and grizzly bears. Outfitter Partnership Janet and Larry Moore sold their permit to operate as hunting outfitters in the BTNF around Granite Creek decades ago. Today that permit belongs to Trophy Mountain Outfitters, which Wyoming native Dustin Child runs with his wife Laura and their sons Haze and Jamin. Child first hunted around Granite Creek in 1999. "At the end of that day I told the outfitter that if I could pick any hunting camp in the state of Wyoming, I'd pick the one in Granite," Child says. He told the outfitter that if they ever wanted to sell to let him know. "When it came available, I jumped on it," Child says. Today Trophy Mountain Outfitters' multi-day fly-fishing trips and trophy hunts for deer, elk, bighorn sheep, antelope, moose, mountain lions, and black bears are booked solid. While it is a wholly separate business and entity from Granite Ranch and maintains a seasonal tent camp for hunters up Granite Canyon, Child says that there is potential for him to partner with the ranch and have clients stay and eat there. "If our clients could be guests at Granite Ranch and be provided with lodging and meals, that'd be pretty great," he says. "I would be interested in talking to new owners about what their vision and goals for the ranch are. Active

MACLEOD Road Jackson, Wyoming

47 Beds 21,875 SqFt 33.640 Acres

Turpin Meadow Ranch has inspired countless guests on the banks of the Buffalo Fork River with its extraordinary western hospitality and access to the vast natural beauty of Grand Teton National Park and the Teton Wilderness since 1932. Turpin Meadow Ranch has been host to visitors including Mrs. Herbert Hoover, John Glenn and Bob Dylan. This 37-acre Bridger Teton Forest land operates operates under a U.S. Forest Service permit. Turpin Meadow Ranch is open 3 seasons and excels in hosting wilderness activities for all athletic abilities and ages. Guests have access to guided fishing trips, horseback riding, Nordic skiing, snow machine tours, exploring on ATVs, and wildlife photography. The iconic main lodge and upgraded cozy cabin and chalets make this a true wilderness adventure wrapped in rustic luxury. With a 5-star menu and top-shelf bar, all will leave feeling truly taken care of in the spirit of the Old West. Become one of a handful of previous owners to own a piece of history and enjoy a long-established turn-key business. The Ranch is a unique and inviting venue for Jackson Hole locals, family getaways, wedding events and corporate retreats. Opportunities remain for additional growth of the ranch facilities, which operate on multiple permits through the National Forest Service. Even with the remote privacy, Turpin Meadow Ranch is only one hour from the Town of Jackson, forty miles from the Jackson Hole airport and thirteen scenic miles to Grand Teton National Park. This is a rare opportunity to continue a legacy guest ranch in the heart of Wyoming and Jackson Hole. Active

BUFFALO VALLEY Road Moran, Wyoming

18 Beds 38,426 SqFt 37 Acres

Premier rare irrigated farm ground. Contiguous 513 + acres located at the base of the Bighole Mountain Range in Teton Valley, Idaho. Without question the most fertile soil for growing Potatoes, Grain and Alfalfa in the entire valley. Crop yields are second to none. All ground is currently under farm lease. The farming operation has existed in this location for years. Irrigated with highly valuable senior water rights and irrigation equipment including wells, pumps, wheel lines, hand lines and pivots. This farm is composed of smaller 40, and 30 + Acre Parcels which are highly sought after following the new County Zoning restrictions. Active

S 4500 WEST Driggs, Idaho

513.570 Acres

Tucked away in a private canyon setting, surrounded by public lands miles from the nearest neighbor, Twin Peaks Guest Ranch is a true end-of-the-road hideaway, in the picturesque western landscape of central Idaho. The property, 20 mile south of Salmon, is comprised of 667.81 deeded acres, 151.3 acres of irrigated pasture, 3 small ponds ranging in size from .15 acres to .5 acres and Rattlesnake Creek coursing its way through the ranch. BLM public land borders the property on three sides providing direct access to trails leading to the Salmon-Challis National Forest. Active

TWIN PEAKS RANCH Road Salmon, Idaho

40 Beds 20,872 SqFt 677.810 Acres

SRC Ranch is a unique offering located just outside Driggs that offers dramatic mountain vistas and live water along with close proximity to Grand Targhee Ski Resort.Fabulous access to fishing with large stocked pond, tributaries, streams and Teton Creek flowing through the south corner. With lush meadows and groves of aspens and willows you will find abundant wildlife including deer, moose, geese and more. This 147.28 acre property is made up of two 40 acre parcels zoned AG 35 and a 66.5 acre parcel zoned AOI 2.5 which provides great development potential. The ranch has water rights for both irrigation & recreational use. The property is stunningly scenic and offers multiple opportunities for year-round recreational activities, fishing, hiking, horseback riding.Your ultimate private Idah Active

SOUTH BATES Road Driggs, Idaho

147.280 Acres

Rare legacy estate with over 60 acres bordering National Forest deeded as 4 separate lots with views and ultimate privacy. One parcel has a custom 3 bedroom +2 offices exposed beam home with an open floor plan showcasing expansive elevated views of the valley and Big Hole mountains that spills out to a screened porch, patio and expansive deck with hot tub. Inside there is hydronic in-floor heat, reclaimed woods and a barrel vaulted family room with a fieldstone chimney and custom fireplace. Guest quarters above the 2nd garage and heated yurt with bathroom provide extra room for visits. Sorensen Creek flows year round through the property, a mix of wildlife habitat and open pasture. This unique offering 45 min. to Jackson hole is well-suited for a conservation easement or family compound. Active

CRANDALL Drive Victor, Idaho

5 Beds 3,855 SqFt 60.940 Acres

Framed by the majestic peaks of the Wind River Mountain Range, the Binning Willow Creek Ranch is a well-rounded, cattle and hay operation with recreational amenities, to boot. Rich in water rights and water features, the ranch boasts several ponds, approximately 1.75 miles of Willow Creek and .65 miles of Lake Creek which is a seasonal trout stream created each spring by the outflow of Willow Lake located just ¾ of a mile east of the ranch in the Bridger National Forest. With 700 irrigated acres of lush hay meadows and extensive grazeable acreage, the ranch offers an incoming owner a number of options from an agricultural standpoint. The ranch headquarters include modest improvements designed to serve the agricultural operations. These improvements include a 4 bedroom/2 bath residence, a bunkhouse and cookhouse, a shop, barn, a series of corrals and various other outbuildings. Separate from the main ranch is a 40 acre lakefront parcel on Willow Lake that is bordered by national forest on two sides providing a beautiful recreational retreat. Comprised of approximately 1,180 deeded acres in Sublette County, the ranch is located in Cora, WY just 18 miles north of Pinedale, WY and 69 miles south of Jackson, WY. Pending

WILLOW CREEK RANCH Road Cora, Wyoming

4 Beds 3,232 SqFt 1,180 Acres

The Henry's Fork Highlands Ranch consists of beautiful rolling terrain with timber, meadows, wild canyons and big views of the entire Teton Range. Located just north of Ashton, ID and 1 mile north of the famed Henry's Fork River, the ranch is bordered by USFS, BLM and lands protected by conservation easement. The topography and wild nature of the land lends itself to the creation of spectacular private ranch or retreat. Henry's Fork Highlands presents a unique opportunity to own a significant property in one of the most recreationally diverse regions in the West. Active

MARYSVILLE HILL Road Ashton, Idaho

505 Acres

Nestled on the west slope of the Big Horn Mountain Range south of Hyattville, Wyoming, a new property has come to market which has more river frontage and water fowl potential, per deeded acres, than we have seen in years. Where the Nowood River and Paint Rock Creek merge, Cloud Peak Ranch is a blank slate for any discerning landowner that wants ''in your face'' views of Cloud Peak, which also boasts Territorial Water Rights! In this magical location, these 593 acres are loaded with water, views, and a Spring Creek providing additional fishing, sound property investment that can be used for homestead, cattle grazing, hay production, recreation, and privacy. Priced to market, make this your private cattle, horse, recreation, and investment ranch. Active

CLOUD PEAK RANCH Hyattville, Wyoming

593 Acres

Outdoorsman's paradise. This incredible property in Wayan Idaho offers beautiful country, mountain views, trees, Sheep Creek and borders the forest. The property was set up to be a hunting camp with 7 cabins and a lodge on the property, 3 bathrooms, and laundry. The property is run off of a propane generator but has a well and septic. There are several beautiful building spots on this property. It is your own private retreat or it would be good for grazing as well. There is a creek and pond. Canyons to enjoy, wildlife to see and access to the forest. Peace and tranquility is the lifestyle that awaits you. Active

LANES CREEK ROAD Wayan, Idaho

7 Beds 2,278 SqFt 1,280 Acres

Custom log home surrounded by trees and big views for miles, this 485± acre ranch includes two immaculate shops. The Black Hills Mountains south of Sundance are an area prized for outdoor recreation and national landmarks. Rare land offering with impressive improvements in an area with millions of surrounding acres of recreational opportunities. Active

LOST CABIN Drive Sundance, Wyoming

3 Beds 3,500 SqFt 485 Acres

The Black Powder Guest Ranch is a uniquely positioned income-producing property sitting on the banks of the Hoback River. The historic lodge structure has been tastefully updated to keep its original charm. Complementing the lodge are 6 additional cabins, as well as some auxiliary garages and other outbuildings. With over 1000' of frontage on the Hoback River, the property also has several spring-fed ponds. Bordering National Forest, horse friendly, fishing and thirty minutes from Jackson Hole. Active

S U HWY 189 & 191 Bondurant, Wyoming

9 Beds 2,992 SqFt 23 Acres

There is something special about this one! A gentleman's ranch with year around access and the peace and quiet of country living. From a large western style home for entertaining, expansive indoor riding arena equipped with multiple indoor horse stalls/ automatic waterers, a shop for all your toys, a multi-tonnage hayshed, a propane backup generator, irrigated pastures that are fenced/cross-fenced, and a large pond stocked with Golden Trout for taking your kids fishing. Incredible views of both the Wyoming and Wind river ranges. Borders BLM with unlimited access to 1000s of acres of hunting and recreational land. Property is often frequented by local wildlife. Come see this hidden gem! Active

DANIEL MERNA Road Daniel, Wyoming

4 Beds 4,685 SqFt 60.020 Acres

Enjoy the peace and quiet on this gorgeous private property with dramatic mountain vistas of both the Tetons to the west and Big Holes to the east. Surrounded by groves of aspens and willows and Teton Creek flowing through the south corner. Seasonal springs and streams traverse throughout the property providing food habitat for a menagerie of wildlife. Ideally positioned for access to nearby Driggs amenities and only 12 miles from Grand Targhee and wold class skiing. Zoned AG 35, these two 40 acre parcels offer a private sanctuary or family retreat. Water rights for both irrigation and recreational which could include ponds and fish habitat (permits required). Great opportunity for conservation easement. Updated water right summary available. Active

S BATES Road Driggs, Idaho

80.780 Acres

Only ten miles from the town of Ashton, Idaho, (The Mayberry of the West).'' Just 30 miles northwest of Driggs, ID. Property has recently been updated to accommodate access via Helicopter with space for a Hangar and for Pilot's Quarters. Year round access to the main House, Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter! Presenting this 156 acre gentleman's ranch features 1 mile of exclusive trout stream fishing on Conant Creek, abundant wildlife, groves of Aspen trees, panoramic mountain views and extreme privacy. Easily accessible yet extremely private, this location is surrounded by some of Idaho's most pristine and scenic farm properties featuring rolling hills, Teton views and endless open spaces. This property is one of a kind! Active

HIGHWAY 32 Drummond, Idaho

154.400 Acres

Irrigated 20 Acre Parcel with senior water rights. Property includes a 40,000+ square foot warehouse with loading docks, bay doors, office, lunch room, restrooms, wash sinks and 440 amp power. Existing driveway, septic, landscaping, pond and ventilation system. 4,385 square foot residence with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths and unfinished basement. Home was renovated in 2014 with granite, hardwood floors and new roof. 9,256 square foot insulated potato storage with concrete floor, new control panel and air conditioning. 4,800 square foot steel frame insulated and heated shop. Great Price Pending

S 5000 WEST Driggs, Idaho

3 Beds 4,385 SqFt 20 Acres

40 acres of developable Teton Valley, Idaho land. This beautiful acreage enjoys easy access from 500 W and is located just 1.5 miles north of Main St, Victor and 30 minutes from Jackson, WY. The acreage is located in Teton County but within the City of Victor's Area of Impact. With no CCRs this is a great opportunity for a private homesite or a residential development. Active

N 500 Victor, Idaho

40 Acres

Introducing the Rafter Double R Ranch at Boulder, a picturesque 302-acre property located on the western slope of the Wind River Mountain Range. Situated 15 minutes from Pinedale and an hour and forty minutes from Jackson Hole, this ranch offers a blend of natural beauty, agriculture, and abundant recreational opportunities. Originally established as a horse ranch, the Rafter Double R Ranch at Boulder now serves as an auxiliary property to a larger cattle operation. The owners have practiced regenerative agriculture, as taught by Gabe Brown, and have been dedicated to improving the soil health and forage growth of the property. Conveniently accessible via a paved County Road, the ranch provides year-round access and offers panoramic views of the Wind River Range. It is surrounded by Wyoming's best outdoor recreation areas, including world-class fishing, hunting, hiking, and winter sports. The property boasts several improvements, including a 2272 SF ranch home built in 2005. Additional structures include a large shop/garage with 2476 SF enclosed space and another 1880 SF under roof. There is an 1152 SF 4-bay machine shed. In addition, there is a combination hay shed (1440 SF) and loafing shed (768 SF), and a 756 SF loafing shed: both have attached paddocks with waterers. Additional equestrian facilities include a roping arena approximately 142 x 300 feet with an 8-foot return alley, a 34-foot diameter round pen and tack room. The ranch is equipped with two Reinke pivots, one with five towers and another with seven towers. It also has irrigation rights from the Boulder Canal and several auto-waterers for paddocks and winter stock water. The property offers multiple additional home sites, providing the opportunity to build a larger ranch home while keeping the existing residence for a ranch manager. The office space in the shop could be converted into a guest suite if desired. All the structures and amenities on the ranch have been well-maintained. The Rafter Double R Ranch at Boulder presents an opportunity to own an authentic western ranch with stunning surroundings and a range of amenities. Experience the tranquility and possibilities it offers as you make this ranch your own. Active

BOULDER CANAL Boulder, Wyoming

2 Beds 2,272 SqFt 302.250 Acres

174 +/- pristine Star Valley acres! One of the few large pieces of land available in beautiful Star Valley. This property was once very hard to access, however the recent development of Purple Sage has delivered a beautiful new road right to the property line. This property has it all! Bring your animals or choose to create a few lots on the top of the hill! Sprague Creek runs through the property to provide excellent water for any stock on the property. The treed portion of the lot creates great cover to the north for animals or a home. This land produces amazing alfalfa and grass hay. Fully fenced. Don't miss out on all the room and views this piece has to offer! Active

PURPLE SAGE Fairview, Wyoming

174 Acres

Since the original homestead in 1918, this legacy ranch has expanded over time and has been in the same family for over 100 years. The location provides a unique top of the world feeling with wide open 360-degree views galore and beauty in every direction. With no covenants and lots of elbow room, this is the perfect spot to build your forever home and start enjoying your best Wyoming life! There is plenty of room for all of your equestrian needs or keep things the way they have been for a century and continue to use the land for cattle. The parcel runs along the county road for year round access, borders Wyoming State land and has great recreational opportunities in the nearby national forest. The majority of the acreage is flat and usable with portions boasting historical water rights. Active

ACRES MERNA N. BEAVER 23-115 Merna, Wyoming

300 Acres

In the Heart of Star Valley, homesteaded circa 1944 in Etna Wyoming, is the Heart Rock Ranch. As its name suggests, this special piece of ground is home to many heart shaped rocks found over the years of tilling and farming 37 irrigated acres. Original water right included in this hay and horse ranch with potential for commercial frontage & NO CCRs The historical, 2 bdrm + 2 bonus rooms, 1 bath, well loved farmhouse completes the country charm. Amongst the many outbuildings are several loafing sheds, individual paddocks, 100x43 Hay Barn, Milkhouse, Tack Room, & large, heated shop. This is a working hay and Horse Ranch with potential for commercial highway frontage since it borders 307 Plumbing, another mixed use property. The home has newer upgrades to plumbing, heating and flooring. Mature yard with apple trees, a large raspberry patch, rhubarb, elderberry, lilacs, and garden areas. Pastures for haying, grazing, and corrals for separating animals. Unused gravel pit in the far east section of the property. the workshop is a former milking barn and could have many different uses with lots of space. 360 degree Mountain Views and recreation of every kind all just 40 minutes from Jackson Hole. The possibilities are endless here to bring your vision to life and live out the Wyoming dream! Active

COUNTY ROAD 107 Etna, Wyoming

2 Beds 1,902 SqFt 37.810 Acres

119 Irrigated Acres under Pivot and Wheel Line Irrigation. Old Water Rights. Best soil in the valley. Will grow potatoes, grain or alfalfa with high yields. Build your home and guest home on this beautiful parcel and then lease the balance for farming. Beautiful views both east to the Grand Tetons or west to the Bighole Mountain Range. Active

S 5000 W Driggs, Idaho

119 Acres

This stunning Western Wyoming ranch offers unobstructed views of the Wyoming Range with North Piney Creek traversing thru roughly 3/4 of a mile of the property. The landscape is accented with several spring creeks and an ample spring fed pond established to support its own private fishery. The residence on this ranch is a beautiful Cedar sided home boasting a split floor plan with 2 separate living room areas, the adjoined dining room offers a siding glass door that opens to the great outdoors. A culinary dream, this oversized kitchen has extensive Corian counter tops, custom cabinetry, large pantry, upgraded stainless steel appliances and a fantastic wrap-a-round breakfast bar. Architectural extras include a large mud/laundry room, vaulted ceilings, solid beam accents and large windows that stream in tons of natural light. The garage is to be envied at 1,200 sq. ft. with extended exterior concrete perfect for additional parking. The ranch is accented with shade from the Cottonwood trees, Willow bushes and lush native grasses that attract an abundance of big game animals and variety of waterfowl. This deeded 118 acres is fully fenced with horse pastures, range land and irrigation canals plus existing water rights. A ranch of this caliber with true live-water is rare to find and must be experienced to appreciate the authentic Western Charm. Active

GUIO-BUDD ROAD Big Piney, Wyoming

4 Beds 2,232 SqFt 118 Acres

Enjoy country Living on this beautiful 40.40 acre building site with easy year round access and live water. Nestled in groves of aspens and willows along with beautiful open spaces, perfect for your dream home. Seasonal water and tributaries throughout property along with beautiful views of both the Tetons to he east and Big Holes to the west. Great fishing access just down the road on the Teton River with access at Nickerson Bridge boat ramp. Water rights allow for both irrigational and recreational which could include ponds and fish hapitat (permits required). Enjoy the wildlife and nature including moose, deer, geese and more. Zoned RA Ag 35, this parcel has everything you need for your own private sanctuary. Additional 40.38 parcel may also be purchased. Water rights summary available Active

S BATES Road Driggs, Idaho

40.400 Acres

59.61 acres on the open west side of Teton Valley. Accessible off a paved road between Driggs and Victor. Offers full views of the Teton range as well as the west side Big Hole Mountain range. Easy access to National forest. Active

W 5000 Driggs, Idaho

59.610 Acres

Beautiful large flat parcel of land just southwest of Afton. Ready for a Gentleman's Ranch, Development or just keep it as farm ground as its been for over 100 years. Property has irrigation out of two ditches from the Salt River and Crow Creek, with a buried sprinkler line running down the center. Great views in every direction, yet close to town and conveniences. Power and a paved road are on the west side of the property. Come see this great property today, the views are incredible!!! Pending

TBD BITTER CREEK RD Fairview, Wyoming

109 Acres

Teton Creek flows through the south corner of this 40.38 acre building site. Seasonal springs and streams meander throughout property. Located less than a mile to the town of Driggs yet tucked away to give you that private and peaceful feeling. Unlock the magic of living near wildlife and nature including moose, deer, geese, heron and more. Plenty of willows and aspens surround you with beautiful views of both the Tetons to the east and Big Holes to the west.The Teton River is just down the road with access to the Nickerson Bridge boat ramp. Water rights for both irrigational and recreational use.This unique property cannot be annexed into the city and is zoned RA 35 Rural Agriculture which allows owner to have their own private enclave. Adjoining 40.4 acre parcel to the west available. Active

SOUTH BATES Road Driggs, Idaho

40.380 Acres

Legacy homesite or agricultural opportunity. This incredibly rare acreage is located on the West side of the Teton Valley in the foothills of the Big Hole Mountain range. A dedicated building area of appx. 5 acres provides an opportunity for a Active

S 4500 W Victor, Idaho

105.470 Acres

80 pristine acres! There are several outlets of water including a tributary of the Salt River that runs the full length of the property. Fish in your own back yard! All the bodies of water offer a sanctuary for ducks, geese, swans and more! You may choose to keep this piece of paradise to yourself or subdivide and offer several high end building lots. Power is already on the property and water is obviously not difficult to find. Just an hour's drive and you can find yourself on a ski slope in Jackson or just stay home and enjoy the serenity of your own surroundings! Active

1413 HWY 239 Freedom, Wyoming

80 Acres

Price Reduction to allow new owner to put their own finishing touches. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the true Wild West with LIVE WATER in Wyomings paradise with an abundance of wildlife and endless recreational adventures. Sweeping views of the Wind River Mountain Range, bordering national forest with a short hike to Merna Butte. The north fork of Horse Creek runs through the property. Bring your imagination and create your own relaxing oasis in the large two story solarium. Detached 2 car garage includes a large open work room or artist studio. The sellers are motivated and ready to be closer to their grandchildren. Pending

ROBERTS Daniel, Wyoming

4 Beds 2,552 SqFt 80 Acres

With tremendous views of the Bighorn Mountain Range, this 40 acre parcel is situated adjacent to over 1,600 acres of BLM land that the Tongue River runs through and adjacent to the North is the Padlock Ranch. This property boasts complete privacy, abundant wildlife, stunning views, gorgeous sunsets, and no covenants / HOA. Looking for a property to start a guest ranch or corporate retreat there is the opportunity to apply for a conditional use permit through Sheridan County. If you enjoy fly fishing, hunting mule deer, upland game bird hunting, hiking, sport shooting, or just enjoying the peace and quiet this is one you need to check out. Active

ASH CREEK Road Sheridan, Wyoming

40 Acres

Location, location, location!! This 20+ acre parcel is sitting right in the middle of Star Valley with incredible views of the Valley, to include mountain views from Alpine south. There are canal water rights with the Portal Canal system ($500.00 a year, included with your property taxes). This parcel has been staked and has a 60 ft. easement on the east side of the property. So many possibilities...come take a look. You won't be disappointed. Active

LOST CREEK Road Thayne, Wyoming

20.090 Acres

This ready-to-go equestrian property in Star Valley already has a lot to offer with more room to expand! The one-bedroom home functions well and could easily be added onto for a larger living space. There is a 7,128 square foot riding arena with 5 stalls and a heated tack room, RV hookup, and a 1,440 square foot garage/shop building. The 21+ acre property has water rights from the Porto Pipeline, existing wheel lines, and fencing for 6 paddocks. Conveniently located only 1 hour from Jackson Hole, the property is close to the Lost Creek USFS access this is a GREAT option for recreation enthusiasts seeking views, privacy and minimal CC&Rs. Active

PENNY Lane Thayne, Wyoming

1 Beds 900 SqFt 21.180 Acres

Adjacent to Hwy 26, between Blackfoot and Arco, this 313+ Acre parcel crosses two paved roads for year round access. It's situated just east of Atomic City. This property is a blank slate, ready for you to increase the value by adding a well and improvements, fencing it to run livestock, building a home, or purely using it as a recreational property for ATV riding and more. Explore creative investing alternatives for billboards, cell towers, or other road stop alternatives with county and zoning approvals. Check Directions for Property Boundary Link. Active

AC HWY 26 Blackfoot, Idaho

313.320 Acres

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