Vacation Property for Sale in Wyoming

120 acres adjacent to BLM land Year-round creek with beaver pond Abundant wildlife Off-grid cabin30 minutes from Laramie Epic history, abundant wildlife, and endless recreation surround Hidden Springs Ranch, located between Laramie and Cheyenne, Wyoming.

With 120 acres with a small year-round stream, and a cabin already in place, Hidden Springs

The Tongue River Refuge is a very private 1,907 deeded acre ranch only ten minutes north of Sheridan.

It features a diverse topography ranging from an alluvial river bottom lined with hay fields that transition into rough canyons thick with junipers and ponderosa pines. The 330 acres of irrigated meadows are fertile and productive, producing

Situated high above the valley floor, the Ross Plateau is an extremely rare and private offering located just 11 miles south of downtown Jackson Hole.

Graced with elevated views of the Teton, Gros Ventre and Wyoming Mountain Ranges, a property with these vantages is found nowhere else in the Jackson Hole Valley. Entirely surrounded by the Bridger-Teton

End of road WY property bordering 1,000's of acres Montana public lands to the north.

Property is ready to transform your dreams into reality with driveway and building pad site in place; a new well with pump and cistern tank on site as well. The unobstructed Beartooth Mountain views are epic from here at the end of the road overlooking the

3 Tubs Ranch is 3,316 contiguous deeded acres.

Located 7 miles northeast of La Grange, WY. A picturesque operating cattle ranch that cultivates an environment that offers serendipitous experiences. This property combines the best of both worlds with untamed wilderness at your doorstep, while still having the resources to operate a 250 cow ranch.

The Riverbend Retreat is located on the Shoshone River just minutes from Powell, Wyoming.

The property consists of a 3,043 square foot house nestled on a vast 181 acre tract with nearly three miles of Shoshone River frontage. The three-bedroom, two-bath home is designed to provide comfort, style, and ample space for various uses, making it an

THIS CLAIM HAS BEEN SOLD.

WYOMING NEAR YELLOWSTONE CREEK BIGHORN MOUNTAINSMINING CLAIM OWNERSHIPOWNER FINANCINGThis is a legally registered, 20 acre gold and gem Mining Claim for sale, the Elk Fork Creek #3 with Elk Fork Creek running thru the whole claim for over 660 feet. Just a half hour West to Yellowstone National Park. Town of Cody is

Story Mountain Ranch is truly a rare find.

Over 200 acres of deeded land on the eastern slope of the Big Horn Mountains with unmatched views of the entirety of Sheridan, County. Jenkins creek runs through the heart of the property creating a trout layden pond, diverse habitat, and fields of dreams. Wild plum and aspen groves accent the rolling

terrain that are home to elk, black bear, game birds, antelope, mule deer, and countless white tail deer. The property holds approximately 214 deeded acres unencumbered with a conservation easement and includes a grazing lease on an additional 320+/- acres of the adjacent 1,000 acres of State land.

This bordering public land allows direct access to coveted Piney Creek. Kearney Reservoir water gravity feeds the cascading irrigation high pressure sprinklers that can be managed with the touch of your phone. Numerous springs and stretches of irrigation ditches add to the lush landscape that features apple orchards and game foodplots. Story Mountain Ranch is a blank canvas for the next owner

to build an estate that would rival any in northeast Wyoming. Situated adjacent to the mountain community of Story, the ranch is served by a DOT approved residential approach off highway 193 with convenient access to Sheridan and a short UTV ride into the town of Story.

Proximity to the Big Horn Equestrian Center, the Powder Horn Golf Community, and the Penrose Trail makes its location at the top of anyone's list in the Rocky Mountain West.

The Wilkes Limousin Ranch is a one-of-a-kind property on the Wind River in Fremont County Wyoming.

Boasting over 3 miles of Wind River enjoyment and 965+ acres this Ranch is a sight to behold. The utmost seclusion coupled with sweeping views of the Wind River and Owl Creek Mountains, and the valley below make this a dream property you will not

wish to leave. This property is well suited for someone looking for a productive agricultural operation, an avid sportsman's paradise, or those looking to take advantage of both. Close proximity to all the best Wyoming has to offer is certainly one of the highlights.

Infrastructure The main ranch home, built in 2001, is a nicely finished and well-built 3 bed 3 bath log home. It sits on a half basement with an underlying attached 2-car garage. Surrounding improvements include, a detached 2 car garage, a 30 x 40 shop, 30 x 63 equipment shed, working corrals, and various other outbuildings fitting of an operational ranch. A second home built in 1885 is reminiscent of the 1970s and offers

an additional 3 bed 1.5 bath residence that would be great for a ranch foreman or hired hand. A garage, barn, working corrals, and several other outbuildings make a complete ranch-hand residence.

A 3rd homesite on the property has a non-habitable residence, a well, and power. Wildlife Home to a plethora of wildlife, the ranch is a consistent corridor and home to whitetail and mule deer, moose, antelope, black bear, river otter, beaver, the occasional elk and mountain lion, and a wide array of eagles and raptors. This section of the Wind River has very little fishing pressure and is well known for its rainbow trout, brown trout, and sauger. The property is traditionally allocated 2 landowner

hunting tags for deer and antelope, with many of the mounts in the home, taken directly from the ranch.

Hunting has not been used as a primary source of income but the wildlife population would allow it if so desired. The ranch lies in antelope unit 117, deer resident unit 171, and elk unit 127. Production Supplied by 1868 Walton water rights, the property is irrigated under 3 newer pivots, 3 sets of gated pipe and 2-wheel lines. The Ranch traditionally has run 100- 140 cow/calf pairs year around, depending on moisture. The majority of the irrigated ground is currently planted in an alfalfa-grass hay mix. Several grass-only hay fields are harvested as well.

The property is well watered and is fortunate to benefit from sub-irrigation throughout most of the valleys bottom land acreage. Water 330 acres of adjudication. Walton Water rights are highly desirable, and this particular property's headgate sits directly on the Wind River. Walton Water Rights are unique in that they are attached to the land, but were allocated on properties that were native owned or previously native owned prior to the treaty of 1868. These rights are pre-statehood of Wyoming; therefore, they are priority water rights over similar properties in the area lacking the Walton adjudication.

The landowner is responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of their irrigation infrastructure but they do not pay tax on the water or any district backssment fees. River Frontage The Ranch features over a mile of river frontage access with an additional 2+ miles accessible through a private land in-holding adjacent to the river. The current property owners have completed numerous projects over the years to keep the river banks in good condition and the river flowing smoothly. Access Access is down a dirt road driveway from Burris-Lenore Road, a gravel road loop that travels from Diversion Dam Road to Hwy 26 a few miles west of Crowheart, WY.

Location Wilkes Limousin Ranch is located a short 16-mile drive from Crowheart, WY 44 miles from Dubois, WY 38 miles from Riverton, Wy and approximately 130 miles to both the South entrance of Yellowstone National Park and Jackson Hole, WY. History Nestled at the foot of Crowheart Butte, an iconic monument that travelers to Yellowstone remember fondly, the ranch and surrounding area are steeped in Native American history and legend. It is said that a great battle between the Shoshone and Crow Indian chiefs, Chief Washakie and Chief Big Robber had taken place near the base of Crowheart Butte and when Chief Washakie emerged victorious, he placed the heart of his enemy on a spear atop of the butte.

It is to this day still considered a sacred region to the Eastern Shoshone tribe.

The Green Pasture consists of 1,013.5 deeded acres and 640 State of Wyoming lease acres and is located 18 miles north of Fort Laramie, Wyoming or 6 miles west of Jay Em, Wyoming.

Access is provided from County Road 19 which runs through the ranch and County Road 124 bordering the north side of the state lease land. The property features four

Electricity available to this building lot!

Sloping 16.30 Acres For Sale in Casper We are selling for below market value - get it today for $47,000 Cash or seller-financing is available with $10,000 down payment, about $933/month for 60 months. No credit check, no application, no prepayment penalty. Don't Miss Out on the Incredible Opportunity!

A rare opportunity, halfway between Cheyenne and Laramie Wyoming!

Two lots being offered together, directly next door to Curt Gowdy State Park, in the private gated community of Mountain Meadows!