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The private guest ranch of the late U.S. Senator Herb Kohl for 40+ years, Red Hills Ranch is surrounded by national forest and wilderness but only 25 miles from downtown Jackson. It is a 190-acre sanctuary and basecamp offering hiking, horseback riding, fly fishing, rafting, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing right out the front door; 1.5 miles of frontage on the Wild & Scenic Gros Ventre River, a blue-ribbon native trout fishery; irrigated pastures and a tack barn; Teton views; a pool; and 3 riverfront cabins, a main lodge, and an owner's home. Deep in the Gros Ventre River Valley and in the shadow of the iconic iron oxide-rich hills that give it its name, Red Hills Ranch is your imagined Western ranch made real—with room to grow—and it's on the market for the first time since 1975. Active

GROS VENTRE Road Kelly, Wyoming

190 Acres

Johnson Ag is a fifth-generation, large-scale dryland farming operation located in southeast Idaho. This expansive farm comprises 10,587± deeded acres in a single contiguous tract, offering exceptional logistical efficiency and operational ease. Currently producing Yellowstone Winter Wheat and Jefferson Spring Wheat, the farm also benefits from additional income via a 57-turbine wind farm situated entirely within its boundaries. The wind energy project includes its own substation and operates under a 35-year lease agreement, with 16 years remaining, providing stable, long-term energy lease revenue to the landowner. Accessibility is excellent, with paved roadways leading directly through the property, and on-site infrastructure includes a 243,000-bushel grain storage facility and multiple equipment shops. Located just 18 miles from Idaho Falls, the property is within easy reach of ski resorts, national forests, and rivers, and it offers close proximity to premier recreational and resort destinations such as Grand Teton National Park, Driggs, and Jackson Hole. From its scenic setting near the Ririe Reservoir to its mix of agricultural and renewable energy income streams, Johnson Ag presents a rare opportunity to acquire a generational-scale property with multi-sector revenue potential. Active

N 89th Idaho Falls, Idaho

10,587.4 Acres

Spanning over 96,000 acres beneath Wyoming's Absaroka Mountains, this storied ranch has defined the American West for nearly 150 years. Founded in 1878 and brought to life through Charles Belden's iconic photography and later the Marlboro Man campaign, it remains one of the most recognized landscapes in Western culture. The property continues as a working cattle operation with historic headquarters, hay meadows, and mountain pastures that sustain its herd. Wildlife abounds, from trophy elk and mule deer to trout-rich waters along the Greybull River, offering unmatched hunting and fishing. A legacy of conservation and stewardship ensures its heritage endures, making it a rare opportunity to own and carry forward a living icon of the West. Pitchfork Ranch - A Living Icon of the American WestSet beneath the dramatic skyline of Wyoming's Absaroka Mountains, this is one of the American West's most historic and storied landholdings. Encompassing 96,115 acres of deeded, leased, and permitted lands near Meeteetse, it has shaped the course of ranching, wildlife conservation, and cultural imagination for nearly 150 years.An Origin Rooted in Wisdom and EnduranceThe story begins in 1878 with Otto Franc von Lichtenstein, a Prussian nobleman who sought not only land, but knowledge. When selecting a location for his cattle operation, Otto asked local Native Americans where the snow fell lightest. They guided him to this sheltered basin, where prevailing winds kept the grasslands open even in cold monthsproviding one of the most reliable and affordable wintering grounds in the region. This foundation grew into a ranching empire stretching cattle drives from Meeteetse to the Bighorn Mountains. The nearby town of Otto, Wyoming still bears his name.After Otto's death, the ranch was purchased by the Phelps family, who stewarded it through the early 20th century. It was through this lineage that Charles Belden, a Californian with a keen eye for photography, came to the ranchnot by blood, but by marriage to Frances Phelps. He soon immersed himself in daily life on the ranch.The West, Through a Photographer's LensBelden became not only a resident, but its most important cultural ambassador. A graduate of MIT with a fascination for mechanics and imagery, he turned his lens on the raw, unfiltered realities of ranch lifecattle drives, snowbound winters, haying crews, and cowboys at work. His images, published in Life, National Geographic, and newspapers nationwide, shaped the public's imagination of the American West. The Pitchfork became more than a cattle operationit became a symbol of Western identity.Marlboro Country: Where the Cowboy Became a LegendBelden laid the groundwork for another powerful visual era. In the early 1980s, the ranch was chosen as the setting for the Marlboro Man campaign, a defining piece of American brand mythology. Shot in 1981 and 1983, the campaign drew on its authentic cowboy lifestyle, sweeping vistas, and rugged terrain. Some images are now preserved in the Meeteetse Museums, standing alongside Belden's work. Those same scenes remain today: ride beneath the Absarokas, and you're in the place where the story began.A Ranching Operation Grounded in Function and HeritageToday, the ranch supports a year-round herd of approximately 1,300 mother cows. Its ridgelines and high-desert valleys allow wind to strip snow from key grazing areas, minimizing winter feed requirements. Over 1,100 acres of irrigated hay meadows support production, while the Greybull River and spring systems provide abundant water.At its core stand eight residences, barns, working pens, and historic structures dating to the early 1900s. The Stone House, built in 1914 from hand-cut sandstone, remains the symbolic heart of the ranch with commanding views of the Greybull Basin. Two original barns built with hand-hewn timbers still stand as testaments to its craftsmanship and continuity of purpose.Modern infrastructureincluding natural gas supply and upgraded irrigation pivotssupports efficient operations. Summer grazing continues through traditional routes to high-mountain pastures on Forest Service and State leases, while rotational systems allow for rest and rejuvenation of meadows.Recreation in Its Wildest, Most Authentic FormThis is a sportsman's paradise, offering big game hunting, fishing, horseback riding, and backcountry exploration. Roughly 5,000 elk winter in the region, many congregating along the river corridor. Trophy-class bulls are common, with hunting tags tightly controlled to enhance wildlife health. Mule deer, moose, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, and wild turkeys are abundant.The Greybull River is ranked among the top cutthroat trout fisheries in the U.S., with thrilling dry-fly fishing in late spring and fall. Spring-fed creeks and reservoirs hold brook, rainbow, and tiger troutsome completely private. Named tributaries and seasonal cow camps offer a backcountry experience rich in solitude and scenery.A Culture of Conservation and StewardshipFrom its earliest years, the ranch has been on the leading edge of wildlife conservation. Belden worked with Wyoming Game & Fish to preserve pronghorn antelope, even shipping live animals to zoos in New York and Europe. He pioneered aerial fish stocking after observing an eagle drop a live fish mid-flight. More recently, the ranch played a pivotal role in recovery of the endangered black-footed ferret.This ethic continues. Landowners in the basin voluntarily closed over a million acres to hunting to help mule deer recoverwell before regulation. The ranch participates in Wyoming's "Access Yes!" program and provides habitat for elk, moose, and migrating wildlife. Grizzly bears, elk, and other species remain highly visible across its expanse.A Setting of Scale, Beauty, and PrivacyIts southern edge rises into the Absaroka Range, including Frank's Peak at 13,153 feet. The landscape offers privacy without isolation, wilderness without sacrificing access. Just 45 minutes from Cody Regional Airport, the ranch is reached by paved and gravel roads. A historic oil road crosses a portion of the property, providing connectivity and potential for conservation partnerships.Carrying the Torch of the American WestThis ranch has been passed through five generations, with a sixth now involvedan almost unheard-of continuity in Western landholding. With it comes institutional knowledge, cultural memory, and a profound understanding of stewardship. Community members hope the next owner will embrace it not just as an asset, but as an inheritance of responsibility and opportunity.For the right buyer, this is more than a working ranch or recreational haven. It is an originalone of the last large-scale landholdings where the full spectrum of the American West remains alive and functioning. Its grass still feeds cattle. Its river still runs wild with trout. Its ridgelines still carry the call of elk. And its legacy is ready to be carried forward. Pending

RD 5RU Meeteetse, Wyoming

13,886 Acres

Teton Jewel is a 2,558-acre ranch located in Teton County, Idaho. As the name aptly captures, this property is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The ranch was created in 1980's through deliberate land acquisition with an eye to beauty, utility and conservation. Since its formation the ranch has seen only light use and virtually no development leaving it a rare haven of the old west. The ranch has all three of the primary value-determining attributes for a recreational ranch of live water, contiguity with National Forest, and extraordinary elevated views of the Teton Range.Teton Jewel is located at the western termination of public land ownership in the Horseshoe Canyon area of the Teton Valley. Therefore, through its nearly five miles of contiguity with the 3,000,000-acre Caribou-Targhee National Forest capitalizes in a most direct way on its location in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. In addition to the seclusion and boundless recreational opportunities offered by bordering National Forest, Teton Jewel is located at the transition zone from the Teton Valley floor to foothills of Big Hole Range, with its highest elevations being approximately 350 feet above the valley floor. This location affords the property an ideal mix of level fields, rolling hills, and high meadows located above areas of more dramatic topographic relief. Additionally, in equal measure of benefit to the property's Forest contiguity (if not more), the elevated views of the Teton Range afforded by this location are second-to-none in the Teton Valley.As a 2,558-acre ranch, Teton Jewel is one of the larger land holdings in the Teton Valley, especially when limiting consideration to properties that are easily accessed over year around roads. In addition to the Forest contiguity, exceptional views and topography mentioned already, the property is also traversed by Horseshoe Creek, with over one mile of frontage on this creek that ranges in character from ideal willowy habitat for area wildlife, to an idyllic scenic amenity. SEE ATTACHED DOCUMENTS FOR A FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE RANCHSummary of Facts- 2,558 Acres (based on Teton County GIS)- The property has year-around access from a county-maintained road that is paved. - The property has over one mile contiguity with Horse Creek.- The property has over 4.7 miles of contiguity with the Caribou-Targhee National Forest.- The property is improved with Barn, Hay Barn, Owner's "Gatekeeper Homestead," and 2,616 Ranch Manager's House on 4.66 lot that is proximal, but on a separately platted 4.66-a Active

TETON JEWEL PROPERTIES Driggs, Idaho

3,825 SqFt 2,558 Acres

Discover the unparalleled beauty and legacy of the Historic Chapman Ranch, a breathtaking 205-acre property just minutes from Wilson and adjacent to public lands. The Western wonderland you've been dreaming of, offering a rare opportunity to own a legacy property with no conservation easements and endless possibilities for your vision.This expansive ranch boasts authentic Western charm and modern potential. The property features a large home, a hand-hewn barn with hay shed, a bunk house, and a spacious 4-car garage for ample storage. Whether you're an equestrian, hiker, off-road adventurer, snowmobiler, or hunter, this ranch offers acres of exploration and adventure. With irrigation rights and water running through the property, it's a true outdoor paradise ready for its next chapter. Wildlife thrives here, with bear, trophy elk, deer, and moose calling this large-game haven home. Ski enthusiasts will love the proximity to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), just minutes away, offering world-class slopes and year-round recreation. Build your dream Western retreat or subdivide to create 5 estate homesites on this historic property and embrace the authentic Wyoming lifestyle. Active

6255 W US HWY 22 Wilson, Wyoming

3,938 SqFt 205.72 Acres

Step into a piece of Jackson Hole's history with this remarkable 120-acre property, available for the first time in 128 years. Originally homesteaded by early pioneers Sylvester and Mary Wilson, this land is rich in heritage and offers an unparalleled opportunity for the discerning buyer. In November 1889, Sylvester and Mary, alongside Nick Wilson and their party, spent two arduous weeks cutting trees and building a rudimentary trail to descend the modern-day Teton Pass. Their arrival in what is now Wilson, WY, doubled the population of the area, which was only 28 people at the time. This property is part of their original homestead, divided now into three deeded properties of 40 acres. The South Park parcels boast significant historical landmarks, ncluding the remains of Jackson Hole's first schoolhouse built in 1895, which served the community until 1907.This iconic property remains in the family to this day and is used for cattle grazing and hay production, preserving its rich agricultural legacy. The property features stunning, unobstructed views of the majestic Teton Range, making it an ideal location for multiple home sites. A seasonal irrigation ditch runs through the property, enhancing its agricultural potential and adding to its natural beauty.Located just a 10-minute drive from the Town Square, this unique property offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an iconic piece of Jackson Hole's history. Active

ACRES SOUTH PARK LOOP Road Jackson, Wyoming

120 Acres

Historic 155 acre Goosewing Ranch in the Gros Ventre Wilderness. 11 cabins with modern comforts overlook the river. The lodge is home to gatherings & meals with commercial kitchen & dining for guest F&B operation. Equipped for equestrian & outdoor adventure. Miles of trails for horseback, ATV, or hiking to world class fishing. Infrastructure, amenities & equipment make it a turnkey business. Legacy as guest & dude ranch, established reputation, brand presence & customer base provide consistent income. Possibilities for conservation, family compound, or larger operation. Owners maintained & improved property, preserving authenticity, enhancing value & appeal. Adjoining Gunsight ranch increases guest use max from 35 to 75 per day. Additional increase to FAR for development. Permits included Goosewing Ranch - A Timeless Western Retreat in the Heart of Wyoming's Wilderness. Welcome to Goosewing Ranch, a rare property in the heart of the Gros Ventre River Valley of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Surrounded by towering peaks, rolling meadows, and untouched wilderness, this turnkey dude ranch operation offers a blend of rustic elegance, western heritage, and modern comfort. The ranch boasts autonomy alongside stunning Teton scenery while operating on a sustainable off-grid infrastructure. Whether you're seeking a private western getaway, a working guest ranch business, or a one-of-a-kind investment in the American West, Goosewing Ranch is a legacy property that provides a myriad of opportunity. Set on over 155 acres of deeded land, including Gros Ventre River frontage, Goosewing Ranch provides complete seclusion while remaining accessible from the Town of Jackson and Grand Teton National Park. Just 35 miles from Jackson, the beautiful drive to the ranch follows the curves of the Gros Ventre River past Slide Lake and climbs through red hills, forests and open valleys. With more than 500 species of wildlife in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, the area is abundant with animals including frequent sightings of elk, moose, deer, big horn sheep, antelope, bald eagles and many more. At the heart of Goosewing Ranch is a welcoming lodge that serves as the focal point for gatherings, meals, and relaxation. Constructed in classic log cabin style, the lodge features vaulted ceilings, a massive stone fireplace, handcrafted woodwork, and panoramic views. The commercial-grade kitchen and dining area are designed to accommodate both intimate dinners and large-scale entertaining, ideal for family reunions, corporate retreats, or guest stays. The ranch includes 11 guest cabins, each thoughtfully designed to accommodate a range of guest needs. These well-appointed cabins offer rustic-chic interiors including en-suite bathrooms, modern comforts and amenities, heating stoves and porches that overlook the river valley. Whether hosting guests for a vacation or accommodating family and friends, the lodging experience is as authentic as it is comfortable. Goosewing Ranch is fully equipped for both equestrian and outdoor adventure. The expansive horse facilities include a large barn, tack room, corrals and ample pastureland. Miles of private and public trails await exploration on horseback, by ATV, or on foot, offering endless opportunities for fly-fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, and photography. The Gros Ventre River, known for its pristine waters and native cutthroat trout, is accessed directly from the property and offers excellent fishing and kayaking. Included in the ranch are a host of additional structures, amenities and equipment that make it ready for turnkey operation or immediate enjoyment. These include a guest reception building, recreation center, ranch manager home, newly built decks with 3 commercial grade hot tubs, a shooting range, staff housing, laundry facility, storage barn, Conestoga wagons, ranch maintenance equipment, fleet of UTVs and vehicles, property FF&E and fully equipped water, sewage, electric and gas operated infrastructure. Internet and satellite communications are in place, ensuring modern connectivity even in this remote setting. Goosewing Ranch has a rich legacy as a guest and dude ranch, with a well-established reputation, brand presence and loyal customer base. As a business opportunity, it offers consistent income with strong seasonal demand and the infrastructure to support potential year-round operations. The property also presents possibilities for conservation easements, family compound development, or larger guest ranch operation. The current owners have maintained and improved the property with great care, preserving its authenticity while enhancing its value and appeal. With the inclusion of the adjacent 110 acre Gunsight Ranch, the number of guests can now be maximized from 35 to 75 per day under Teton County Zoning regulations. The additional acreage provides buyers with a significant increase in FAR to further develop the property for the increase in guest capacity or personal use, such as an owner's residence. All conditional use permits and forest service permits to transfer to new owner. Active

E COTTONWOOD CREEK Road Kelly, Wyoming

23,175 SqFt 155.24 Acres

An Unrivaled Wyoming Legacy Offered for sale is the entirety of The Midland Ranch—a vast, legacy-scale holding of continental significance that represents one of the most substantial and diverse ranching opportunities in North America. Spanning over 1.15 million acres of deeded and leased state and federal lands, The Midland Ranch is not merely a single property but a complete, self-contained ecosystem. It descends from the timbered, alpine-influenced high country of the mountains down to the historic, arid high plains of the Red Desert in one, completely contiguous, year-round operation. The lion's share of the ranch has been in the same family for 120 years, granted as original patented homesteads from the United States Government.These portions of the ranch have never traded or sold. The Midland Ranch is defined by its immense scale, its operational integrity, and its profound connection to the history of the American West. For over a century, the owners have practiced transhumance, moving livestock with the seasons more than 100 miles from winter pastures to spring and summer mountain ranges. This makes the ranch entirely-self sufficient, with no outside feed required. The ranch's vast water resources, including miles of private river frontage, senior water rights, perennial creeks, and springs as well as additional water access, are the lifeblood of this vast agricultural enterprise. This is matched by its world-class wildlife, including more than 15,000 antelope, resident herds of elk and deer, a complete predator-prey ecosystem as well as fisheries and wildfowl habitat. The offering is composed of five distinct yet interconnected units, each with its own unique character and purpose, which combine to form an unmatched agricultural, recreational, and stewardship portfolio. From the operational heart of the Prospect Mountain Ranch to the historic Oregon Trail crossing on the Reservoir unit and the vital winter ranges of the Red Desert, The Midland Ranch is a kingdom unto itselfa rare opportunity to acquire a masterpiece of the American West. ÿBuyers have the opportunity to buy the ranch as a whole, or acquire individual units. Active

BLM RD 4103 Boulder, Wyoming

5,880 Acres

The Double J Ranch possesses that rare combination of attributes; premier location, large acreage, first class improvements and live water. This year round ranch is located in northern Sublette County, 68 miles from Jackson Hole The ranch controls 6250 acres, of which 3430 are deeded acres which border public land. This western gem holds expansive views of the Wind River and Wyoming Range Mountains. The Double J Ranch was meticulously developed with the premier architects, builders, interior designers, and land consultants of the west. With nearly 25,000 square feet of improvements including, a spectacular owner's home, multiple historic lakeshore cabins, manager's home & two horse barns. The Double J is ideal for the discerning buyer seeking a high quality ranch perfect for entertaining family and friends. Features 3,430 private acres. Including approximately 2,400 contiguous acres of BLM and WY State land lease of 640 acres giving the ranch over 6,400 controlled acres . Ranch House of aprox. 5,800 sqft with a manager's house, cabins and support buildings, totaling approximately 25,000 sqft One hour to Jackson, WY and 20 Minutes from Pinedale, WY County Road access during all seasons, yet private and secluded Owner awarded Land Owner of the Year in 2009 by WY Game and Fish for land stewardship Antelope, Mule Deer, Moose, and sage grouse hunting opportunities. Winter Recreation- snowmobiling, Cross-Country Skiing, ice skating, snowshoeing Equestrian Facilities with lighted arena Cattle handling facilities , currently runs approx 900 yearlings during summer months Active

STATE HWY 354 Daniel, Wyoming

14,700 SqFt 3,430 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, 6 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

3,478 SqFt 2,238 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

The Arrow S Ranch is a diverse and immense farm and ranch property in picturesque Swanlake, Idaho. Consisting of productive dry farm ground and irrigated acreage - 800 total acres of cropland -- as well as open range, and mountain land, the property combines excellent agricultural potential and exceptional recreational possibilities. Two center pivots and historic water rights, support productive irrigated acres. The remainder consists of fertile dry-farm acreage, timbered hillsides, and native rangeland ideal for grazing and wildlife habitat. Abundant wildlife, including ducks, geese, Hungarian partridge, sharp-tailed grouse, pheasants, elk, and mule deer—make it a premier destination for Hunters. Direct adjacency to Forest Service land offers seamless access to thousands more acres of public ground for hunting, grazing and recreation. The property also contains portions of the Swanlake Slough providing wetland habitat, natural beauty, and a haven for waterfowl. A 2,712 sq. ft. home, built in 1969 with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms could serve as a manager's home, hunting lodge, or temporary residence while you build your dream home. Arrow S Ranch blends productive agricultural acreage with pristine mountain and wetland habitat, offering the perfect combination of working land and outdoor recreation. Key Features: -2604.25 total acres in Swanlake, Idaho -Mix of irrigated, dry farm, range, and mountain land -2 center pivots and water rights -Swanlake Slough, excellent waterfowl habitat -Wildlife: ducks, geese, Huns, grouse, pheasants, elk, deer -Adjoins Forest Service land for added access and recreation -2,712 sq. ft. home (4 bed / 2 bath, built in 1969) -Mineral and water rights Active

S US HWY 91 Swanlake, Idaho

2,712 SqFt 2,604.25 Acres

Bull Elk Creek Ranch is a premier legacy property in the heart of Teton Valley, where productive farmland meets stunning wilderness. Encompassing 421.32± acres, the ranch features rolling farmland, mature aspen and conifer groves, dramatic canyon edges, and the lush riparian corridor of Bull Elk Creek—all framed by iconic four-peak Teton views. Active

DECKERS PT Road Felt, Idaho

421.36 Acres

The Shurtleff Ranch presents a rare and truly exceptional ownership opportunity, seamlessly blending a rich history, valuable natural resources and stunning beauty across an impressive expanse of 686 acres in the heart of Swan Valley, ID. This expansive ranch is adorned with lush pastures that are further complemented by exceptional senior water rights from Rainey Creek, a tributary to the South Fork of the Snake River. This ensures a reliable water supply suitable for a variety of agricultural and ranching endeavors. The rich, fertile soil and abundant landscape create an ideal environment for cattle grazing, making it a stable and lucrative investment for cattle ranchers who are in search of high-quality land that effectively meets their diverse needs. In addition to its numerous agricultural advantages, the Shurtleff Ranch is perfectly suited for a variety of recreational pursuits. The picturesque landscape enveloping the ranch provides a host of outdoor activities, including nearby fly fishing on the South Fork of the Snake, hunting, water fowling, horseback riding, and snowmobiling, offering something for everyone. This unique property truly offers both ranch living and the excitement of engaging in outdoor adventures, making it a truly remarkable investment opportunity for those seeking a well-rounded property. Properties of this caliber in Swan Valley, Idaho, are seldom available on the marketbe sure to seize this extraordinary opportunity while you still can before it slips away. Active

RANGER STATION Road Swan Valley, Idaho

686.16 Acres

Never before on the market Spring Gulch West provides one of the few remaining opportunities to build your legacy ranch in Jackson Hole. Teton County R-1 Zoning allows for over 21,000 square feet of physical development, 8,000 square feet of which could be habitable space. This 71-acre parcel offers Teton views, amazing privacy, and borders perpetual conservation easements to the North and West, giving a buyer confidence in the permanence of place. A small, year-round spring creek meanders along the western edge of the property supplying surface water for irrigation and opportunities for future habitat enhancement for cutthroat trout and other wildlife. Active

RED TAIL BUTTE Road Jackson, Wyoming

71 Acres

An extraordinary 640-acre Wyoming estate awaits at Solitude Ranch at Aspen Ridge, a meticulously crafted luxury compound that is a rare public land in-holding completely surrounded by BLM public land. This remarkable property captures the essence of authentic Western living with panoramic mountain vistas, three ponds, and direct access to unlimited outdoor recreation. Protected under conservation easement, the ranch ensures permanent privacy while offering versatile living spaces including a custom main residence, detached guest house with indoor pool, and oversized workshop. The thoughtfully designed landscape features comprehensive irrigation systems supporting abundant wildlife ranging from pronghorn to moose. Off-grid features enhance self-reliance with extensive propane systems and comprehensive backup power. This legacy estate presents an unparalleled opportunity to own one of Wyoming's most extraordinary properties. Active

RYEGRASS Road Daniel, Wyoming

7,881 SqFt 640 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

EXTRAORDINARY SELLER FINANCING NOW AVAILAVLE. CALL FOR DETAILS. The McKinlay Ranch is a one-of-a-kind estate property located in Teton County, Idaho 14 miles west of Tetonia. Bordering National Forest and featuring 8 separate parcels comprising 1,381.73 Acres, the property features forest, farmland, native vegetation, and new pine growth. The entire property is a wildlife paradise with its own resident elk and deer herd. Other species of wildlife on the property include, but are not limited to, pheasants, ruffed and blue grouse, and seasonal bear and mountain lion. Your private entrances to the National Forest will provide thousands of additional acres to roam. high panoramic views from anywhere on the Ranch. Although the Ranch has numerous unsurpassed building sites, you can move in immediately to a custom five bedroom, three and one-half bath log home with 3,402 square feet on three levels. Keep your toys in your 30 X 50 square foot finished storage building with double overhead doors, propane heat and concrete floor. In short, The McKinlay Ranch is a very private piece of paradise with exceptional wildlife viewing and hunting opportunities. Schedule your showing today. Pending

MCKINLAY LANE Tetonia, Idaho

3,402 SqFt 1,381.73 Acres

Bull Creek Ranch is that spectacular offering where rugged wilderness and refined comfort meet. With ±150 acres of pristine Teton County landscape, unmatched privacy, immediate usability, and direct access to some of the best recreation in the West, it's a turnkey retreat with legacy potential. Whether you envision it as a seasonal escape, a multi-generational compound, or a conservation investment, this is a once-in-a generation opportunity in the heart of Wyoming's wild country. Active

E ELK TRACK RANCH Road Kelly, Wyoming

7,771 SqFt 150 Acres

Never before on the market, this 71-acre ranch is one of the most private, yet accessible settings in Jackson Hole. Set at the base of West Gros Ventre Butte this pristine western haven is available for the first time. R-1 zoning allows for over 21,000 square feet of physical development on the site, including 8,000 square feet of habitable space. The property has excellent surface water rights and a great deal of flexibility for an owner to locate a home. The property is set away from existing development and will have a newly-constructed road for year-round access. Active

N SPRING GULCH Jackson, Wyoming

71 Acres

Nestled at the base of the Big Hole Mountains, this 292-acre ranch in Dude Creek Canyon blends irrigated farmland, timber, and rolling terrain—perfect for livestock, recreation, or a private estate. Bordering National Forest, it offers direct access to thousands of acres for riding, hunting, and exploring. Surface water rights, a spring, and seasonal creek enhance the land's value. Panoramic views of the Tetons and Big Holes create a stunning backdrop. A 4,600 sq ft home offers a comfortable base while you build your dream ranch. Ride from your barn to the hills, watch elk at the edge of the trees, or fish the nearby Teton River. Just 15 minutes to Driggs and 30 to Grand Targhee—true seclusion with unmatched access. Active

N 8000 W Tetonia, Idaho

4,225 SqFt 292.02 Acres

318.72 acres of fenced pasture land. Sorting corral and squeeze chute included. Fish Creek and Elliott Creek run through the property a well as other springs that are on the property at varying times.This property borders the Teton Valley Fishing Lodge on the west boundry.Abundant wildlife, ducks, geese and birds frequent the property.Although an abundance of water, there are buildable sites on the property.The land has 5.33 CFS of irrigation and 0.04 stock water rights. Active

S 2000 W Victor, Idaho

318.72 Acres

Centennial Ranch spans 10,169 acres, comprising 3,145 acres of deeded land and an additional 2974.7 BLM, and 4049 State acres. It boasts expansive grazing terrain with quality grasses suitable for supporting up to 550 cow/calf pairs. Currently, the ranch runs 500 cow/calf pairs during the summer grazing season. Nestled along two and a half miles of the Red Rock River. This property is protected with a Conservation Easement. One additional personal residence can be built in the 20 acre building envelope. a copy of the easement can be found in the documents tab. 900 flood irrigated acres. Active

N VALLEY Road Lima, Montana

3,145.2 Acres

This is one of the finest view properties in Teton Valley. This beautiful land consists of 617 acres of rolling elevated farmland just to the east of downtown Tetonia. Due to it's elevated nature and unique position in the valley, it looks over the irrigated lands of the Spring Creek drainage as well as Middle Leigh and North Leigh Creek drainages, giving way to an unprecedented view of the Teton Range. The rolling nature of the land provides various private homesite opportunities. Rich in both wildlife and conservation values, this land provides the view protection and privacy component that is becoming increasingly difficult to source in Teton Valley. Active

W 7000 Tetonia, Idaho

617.4 Acres

Ranches in Idaho's Shotgun Valley rarely see the open market, let alone a ranch that is protected on 3 sides by federal and state owned lands and rich in wildlife, live water and big mountain views. Ice House Creek Ranch is pristine and beautiful, characterized by picturesque vistas of the surrounding mountain ranges, the casual meandering banks of Ice House Creek, the meadows of Shotgun Valley, and clear expansive skies. The stunning natural surroundings create an awe-inspiring backdrop for both ranching and recreational pursuits, ensuring a visually captivating experience. The ranch is currently used for summer cattle grazing and recreation, the ranch supports 425 cow-calf pairs for the months of June-October. Spanning a total of 2,012 acres which includes 1,412 deeded acres, including 2 lakefront lots on Ice House Creek Reservoir, and an additional 600 acres of State of Idaho lease, which are all under fence. Ice House Creek winds the length of the ranch for over 1.5 miles and is the source of water rights dating back to 1899 for irrigation and stock water on the ranch. Ice House Creek also has fishery potential, specifically on its southern end where the creek benefits from numerous springs. The creek currently holds fish, with fish density being the highest during the Spring and Fall when fish run up out of Island Park Reservoir to spawn in Ice House Creek. The northern end of the ranch borders Ice House Creek Reservoir, which is approximately 80 acres in size. This is a private reservoir which is shared by the surrounding landowners adding another recreational element to the ranch. The ranch is steeped in history, with each acre bearing witness to the stories and events that have shaped the land over generations. Several regional Indian tribes, George Rea (the third settler and first cattle rancher in Shotgun Valley), and Theodore Roosevelt, followed by A.S. Trude, E.H Harriman and others since its discovery in the 1800s who graced, valued, and protected these acres. From its origins to its development as a working ranch, every corner of Ice House Creek Ranch holds a piece of the past, contributing to its timeless charm and significance. Steeped in history and offering unparalleled natural amenities, Ice House Creek Ranch possesses the potential to become a legacy property. Its enduring qualities make it an ideal setting for creating lasting memories, forging traditions, and passing down a heritage of stewardship and appreciation for the land. Active

OLD SHOTGUN ROAD Island Park, Idaho

1,416 Acres

For the first time ever, this Historic Hazelton Peak Retreat mountain property is now for sale. Located in the heart of the Big Horn Mountains just 40 minutes west of Buffalo, Wyoming and 30 minutes east of Ten Sleep, Wyoming. Four hundred and seven acres (407 +/- deeded acres) located under the heart of the Hazelton Peaks and border to over 1,000,000 acres of Forest Service and Wilderness Lands. This is the Historic Hazelton Stage Stop! Peaked in history, Hazelton, Wyoming, was a stage stop and post office for many local Buffalo, Kaycee, and Ten Sleep ranchers, sheepherders, and outfitters and was a buzzing mountain community in the late 1800,s through the early 1900's. You can still hear the whispers of time and place blowing through the remaining buildings and surrounding land that make this such a unique offering. A short and scenic drive from downtown Buffalo, Wyoming, Historic Hazelton Peak Retreat has everything to offer any discerning outdoors person. Many species of Big Game, including Elk, Deer, Antelope and Moose populate this mountain landscape. Hunting, fishing (two tributaries on this property), snowmobiling, skiing (a local ski area- Meadowlark - is just 20 minutes away), hiking, climbing, and all things outdoors, not to mention the amazing scenery on and around this gorgeous mountain retreat. At elevations ranging from 8,000 to 8,400 feet, Historic Hazelton Mountain Retreat is your chance to own a Legacy Ranch in the heart of the Big Horn Mountains! Active

HAZELTON PEAK RANCH Buffalo, Wyoming

407 Acres

Idaho property with a Freedom, Wyoming mailing address, situated 54 miles southwest of Jackson, WY. Property offers 151.46 surveyed acres surrounded by the Caribou National Forest. Property includes a scenic fishing stream, Tin Cup creek which traverses over half a mile of the meadow. There is a choice elevated building site with panoramic views. There are two wells and a natural spring on the property as well as irrigation rights. The structures on the property include and existing dwelling, mobile home, large storage buildings, two insulated shops a metal grain tank, hay sheds and multiple garages. The property is accessed via highway 34 in Idaho. Fiber optic service is scheduled in 2026. This property combines natural beauty with extensive utility and infrastructure, offering potential for residential, recreational, or agricultural use. Its proximity to Jackson Wyoming and direct access to the Caribou National Forest make it an exceptional find. Active

6638 HIGHWAY 34 Freedom, Idaho

3,080 SqFt 151.46 Acres

Henry's Fork Confluence Ranch. Rare 2.4 miles of Henry's Fork River frontage, plus 0.5 miles on Liberty Park Canal and 0.45 miles on Bannock Jim Slough. World-class waterfowl, whitetail deer, and turkey hunting with blue-ribbon fishing. Scenic bottomland pasture, riparian corridors, and multiple private homesites. Ideal for recreation, ag use, or development. End-of-the-road privacy with year-round county road access. Rare opportunity with unmatched river access and habitat diversity. Active

S 3200 Rexburg, Idaho

256 Acres

Triangle C Ranch presents the opportunity to own a profitable, turnkey guest ranch with a rich history and access to Wyoming's most scenic landscapes. Situated along the banks of the Wind River, the ranch provides privacy, charm, and endless outdoor recreation, all conveniently located near Dubois, Wyoming, and with proximity to Jackson Hole. The Ranch features a beautifully constructed lodge, Western-style cabins, and the complete infrastructure needed to run a successful guest ranch. The Ranch has established an international following as a premier guest ranch with excellent proximity to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. Triangle C operates under a National Forest Special Use Permit; this offering is for the business assets and equipment. Active

3737 US-26 Dubois, Wyoming

Minutes from Downtown Buffalo, Wyoming, this 225 +/- acre property has come to market with 1.5 miles of Rock Creek meandering through this productive and well-watered agricultural property. This investment/development/homestead property is an excellent fly fishery under the backdrop of the scenic Big Horn Mountain Range. Brown, Rainbow, and Brook trout reside within the banks of this gorgeous spring-fed tributary called Rock Creek. Buffalo is one of the most scenic and historic towns in Wyoming, with a population of just under 5,000 residents. Located off the east slope of the Big Horn Mountains at an elevation of 4,500 feet, with an incredible mountain views to the west rising to over 13,000 feet, which when combined make Buffalo well known as the Green side of the Big Horns , offering a plethora of outdoor activities including but not limited to fly fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horse back riding, packtirp's, and is home to abundant large game, upland bird, water fowl populations. When you are not enjoying these activities, you can add Cross Country and Alpine Skiing to your weekly bucket list, only minutes away! Bordering I-25 and I-90, this is a developer's dream. Positioned in a manner you do not see the interstate traffic, yet get the magnificent views of the Big Horns, this investment/development/homestead property comes with territorial water rights, excellent hay production, and Rock Creek meandering 1.5 miles through the center of this property. Feel free to review our video, pictures, and mapping of this very unique offering, and please reach out to preview this property at your earliest convenience! Active

ROCK CREEK RANCH Buffalo, Wyoming

225 Acres

Hemmert Ranch is a 115.81-acre fully entitled residential development located in the picturesque town of Thayne, Wyoming. This expansive property offers a rare opportunity to build within a setting of natural beauty, with rolling green hills, open skies, and sweeping mountain views. Thoughtfully planned to balance residential growth with the surrounding landscape, the project integrates community living with quiet, scenic surroundings. The development has received final engineering approval and subdivision permits for a total of 275 residential units. This includes 91 single-family home lots and 92 duplex lots, allowing for 184 duplex units. The property is zoned and ready for phased construction, with a seven-phase site plan in place to support flexible build-out strategies for developers and investors. Positioned in the northeast corner of Thayne, Hemmert Ranch offers excellent access via Highway 89, the region's main transportation corridor. The property is ideally located within walking distance of local amenities such as Thayne Elementary School, the Thayne Community Center, grocery stores, restaurants, and medical services. Its proximity to outdoor recreation is unmatchedjust one hour to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Grand Teton National Park, and about 3.5 hours to Salt Lake City International Airport. The layout includes thoughtful green space, trails, and neighborhood integration, offering future residents a lifestyle rich in nature, comfort, and community connection. For developers or investors seeking a fully entitled, build-ready residential opportunity in a rapidly growing region, Hemmert Ranch presents a compelling offering. With all entitlements secured and infrastructure accessible, this project is positioned for immediate progress and long-term success. Active

FRANKLIN Thayne, Wyoming

115.82 Acres

This 520 acre property offers everything Wyoming has to offer. Sitting at the base of the Wyoming Range and North Piney Creek running thru it. Originally homesteaded in 1904, the land has traditionally been used for grass, hay and livestock production. Water rights date back to 1905 for 365 acres. There is a estimated mile of North Piney Creek running thru the property with a fish count of 50-299 lbs. per mile according to the Wyoming Game and Fish website. Land is very desirable for fish pond construction or irrigation pivot's. Seller estimates the aum's for cattle at 350 for four months. Wildlife is abundant on the property during certain times of the year which include deer, moose, antelope, eagles, hawks and elk in the winter months. Mountain and valley views are breath taking. Property is accessible by a County maintained road. There are no conservation easements on the property. Fish found in North Piney Creek are Colorado Cutthroat, Brook Trout and Snake River Cutthroat. This is truly a one-of-a-kind property. Active

139 N PINEY LAKE 23-159 Big Piney, Wyoming

520 Acres

The Wind River Ranch is a family ranch that has been in continuous operation for nearly 60 years. The agricultural and hunting businesses operate on 805 +/- deeded acres along many miles of the braided channels of the Wind River, an ''inholding'' within the vast open landscapes of the 2.2 million acre Wind River Reservation & contiguous. This is a very rare opportunity to own an authentic piece of the Old West. Access to the ranch is over the historic Black Bridge , originally constructed as a railroad bridge in 1883 and later moved to the ranch. It is now part of the Rails to Trails network along the Wind River. Crossing that majestic iron bridge is like being transported into the Old West. In the West water is gold. The ranch has 1907/09 water rights diverting flow right out of the Wind River into the historic Deadwood Dick Ditch and across the ranch. Also, there are 2 crystal clear cold water natural artesian springs. The former ranch homestead and the new hunting camp are located near a pond, within the eastern part of the 2.2 million acre Wind River Reservation & contiguous with 7,200 acres of Wind River riparian land managed by the BuRec. The word "inholding" means the ranch is "in" the Indian Reservation, with rare private access across the Black Bridge over the Wind River. The Wind River flows fast and cold out of the majestic Wind River Mountains, containing more glaciers than Glacier National Park in Montana. The solitude is remarkable, interrupted only by abundant wildlife: deer, antelope, turkeys, pheasants, sand hill cranes and multitudes of swirling water fowl, pursued by raptors, golden and bald eagles with nearby nests. The vast wide open views are highlighted by mystical sunrises and sunsets. Trophy Boone & Crockett mule deer and antelope are taken on the ranch. The area fly fishing is world renowned. Active

GAS HILLS Road Riverton, Wyoming

4,056 SqFt 805 Acres

Expansive 330+ acres with sweeping Teton views and unmatched outdoor access. Minutes to the Teton River and National Forest via Packsaddle Canyon for fly-fishing, paddling, hunting, hiking, biking, and snowmobiling. Just 12 miles from Driggs with dining, golf, private air service, and skiing at Grand Targhee. Opportunity to develop up to 9 building sites, create a private family compound, pursue a conservation easement, or maintain limited agricultural use. A rare blend of natural beauty, open space, and year-round adventure. Active

TBD N 8000 WEST Tetonia, Idaho

331.2 Acres

The Nieslanik Ranch is set just 5 miles north of Cokeville, WY, in the southern end of Lincoln County. The ranch totals 399+/- deeded acres, of which 360 +/- consist of highly productive irrigated fields and pastures. Perfectly positioned on the banks of Chalk Creek and adjacent to thousands of acres of public land, the ranch is thoughtfully improved with a beautiful 3155 sq. ft log home, 6000 ft shop, 800+/- ton hay storage, plus associated ranch support buildings. Immediately upon entering the ranch, pride of ownership is evident. From the pivot irrigated fields on the west side of the property to the mature landscaping that frames the owners' residence, the ranch benefits from 25 years of meticulous care and stewardship. The Nieslanik Ranch consists primarily of irrigated lands which produce robust crops of alfalfa, grass hay and small grains. Two center pivots service the lands to the west of highway 30. The lands east of the highway are a combination of irrigated hay fields which transition uphill to the ranch headquarters and fenced horse pastures. Historical hay production has averaged 4 1/2 tons to the acre, which is a testament to the early priority water rights and fertile soils. The acreage gently slopes from east to west with the owner's residence and shop occupying a slightly elevated position on the property affording beautiful sunset views across the irrigated lands and the Bear River Valley. Chalk Creek runs out of Chalk Creek Canyon and enters the deeded lands north of the headquarters. Chalk Creek is a small spring influenced stream which is both a source of irrigation water as well as a wildlife attractant. Chalk Creek adds a beautiful water feature to the yard and then goes on to fill a stock pond just downstream of the owner's residence. The pond is frequented by deer and elk and has been a favorite family ice skating spot in the winter months.The Cokeville area is widely known for its excellent big game hunting, namely Rocky Mountain Elk and Mule Deer. Given it's adjacency to public land, the Nieslanik Ranch is frequented by both species. The owners have been very successful hunting on the adjacent BLM and the National Forest lands beyond. Select family and friends have been permitted to hunt the ranch, with excellent success. Aside from big game, the ranch may be visited by nearly any wildlife species native to the area. Due to it's proximity to the Bear River, less and ½ mile from the western border of the ranch, the Spring and the Fall see the fields frequented by ducks, geese and Sandhill cranes. The owner's home is a beautiful 3155 sq. ft log structure which was built in 2001, it has 5 bedrooms and 3 baths, providing plenty of space for family and friends. The 6000 sq. ft shop is a ranchers dream, with poured concrete floors, propane heat, and generous work and storage spaces. Additional support structures include; a two car garage, covered hay storage, chicken coop, greenhouse and a small airplane hanger. For those seeking a turn key, low overhead ranch with a highly productive farm component, set in an area that is well known for its world class recreation and vast public lands, the Nieslanik Ranch is worth serious consideration. Pending

US-30 Cokeville, Wyoming

3,155 SqFt 399.3 Acres

Haywire Ranch is a working cattle ranch spanning 2,143 deeded acres near Big Piney in western Wyoming with good water rights, practical improvements, and a BLM lease. The ranch is currently managed as a yearling operation running approximately 500 head from May through early fall. With the potential to irrigate 1,746 acres, five fenced deeded pastures and seven total fenced pastures, the ranch supports a balanced blend of irrigated meadow, native rangeland, and facilities ready for a working cattle operation at a competitive price per acre in this desirable area of Wyoming cattle country. Pending

MIDDLE PINEY 23- 111 Big Piney, Wyoming

2,450 SqFt 2,143 Acres

Tin Cup Creek 'runs through' this 85.99 acre tract for approximately 1 mile. Located about 54 miles SW of Jackson this acreage is located within the Caribou National Forest and bordering Idaho Hwy 34. There are several storage and insulated buildings on the property as well as several springs and a domestic well. A possible landing strip could be constructed on the existing cultivated meadow. Deer and Elk are hunted from the property. Fiber in 2026. Active

HWY 34 Freedom, Idaho

85.99 Acres

A RARE FIND--nestled in the mouth of Spring Creek and Crow Creek canyons with both creeks running on the property is this 135 +/- acre parcel. It has stunning views, lush meadows, elevated rolling hills, State of Wyoming property boundary, and spectacular privacy. There are territorial water rights dated June 1, 1885. The irrigation canal from Spring Creek could provide water for fishing ponds across the property. Fiber Optics runs through the middle along with an easement for natural gas when it comes to Star Valley. This Gem won't last long. Active

SPRING CREEK ROAD Fairview, Wyoming

135 Acres

This exceptional ranch offers 420 acres of productive, irrigated hay meadows, with over 98% of the land consisting of fertile creek bottom and irrigated ground. Two elevated bluffs provide breathtaking views and would make prime locations for future homesites. Power runs through the property, adding convenience to its development potential. The setting is nothing short of spectacular, with panoramic vistas of the Wyoming, Wind River, and Gros Ventre mountain ranges surrounding you. Water is a dominant feature here—the North and South Horse Creeks merge on the property, complemented by a natural spring that winds its way through the northern acreage. Anglers will appreciate the healthy populations of Cutthroat, Brown, and Brook trout in the on-site streams. Active

COTTONWOOD-MERNA 23-116 Daniel, Wyoming

420 Acres

Long Hollow Ranch is a well-rounded property featuring open pastures, aspen-lined coulees, and undulating draws that provide excellent habitat for wild game and upland birds. Ease of access throughout the ranch is granted via well-established and improved two-track roads. The property is currently enrolled in the CRP program with 434.55 acres under contract, generating annual payments of $28,000 through September 2031. An ideal western retreat, this ranch offers privacy, wildlife, and room to roam—all within 30 minutes of downtown Driggs and just 25 minutes from the thriving college town of Rexburg. Active

LONG HOLLOW Road Newdale, Idaho

616.8 Acres

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