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

Bar Cross Ranch

A rare offering due to its size, the Bar Cross Ranch consists of 12,045 deeded acres, 1,440 acres of state lease, 15,711 of adjacent National Forest grazing allotment and 3,587 of BLM allotment, for a total of 32,783 acres. The ranch is located 12 miles northwest of Pinedale and one hour southeast of Jackson Hole with dramatic views of three mountain ranges. This sporting property borders the Bridger-Teton National Forest, BLM, and State lands that provide thousands of additional acres of recreational land. Bar Cross has been used for hay production and cattle grazing in the past. Private trophy trout fishing abounds on approximately 3 miles of the New Fork River and 8 miles of Willow Creek that flow through the ranch. A private 40-acre lake and several small ponds are stocked with large trout and are fed by natural springs. The Bar Cross Ranch also borders the scenic Willow Lake which is otherwise surrounded by National Forest lands. An incredible variety of wildlife frequents the ranch including antelope, deer, grouse and waterfowl. Improvements include a 4BR main home and another 2BR home, barns, garages, outbuildings and sheds. Offering price is $29,500,000, reduced from $43,800,000.

Egeria Creek Ranch

Egeria Creek Ranch is located in northwest Colorado, less than 45 minutes south of Steamboat Springs, in the picturesque Yampa Valley.  With 8,818 acres, this one-of-a-kind property is adjacent to the White River National Forest and is home to the White River Elk herd that is 40,000 strong and the largest in North America. Upland birds can also be found on the ranch including Blue grouse, Sharptail grouse, ducks and geese.  The Egeria Creek Ranch is also known for its extensive cattle operation.  A rancher’s dream, the property is equipped with livestock facilities in addition to stack yards and fencing.  Cattle can graze on the ranch or on over 100,000 acres of neighboring leased national forest.  The Egeria Creek Ranch also boasts a productive hay operation averaging 1,500 tons of mountain grass per season.  This Colorado ranch for sale is vast and offers an incoming landowner a flourishing hay and cattle operation, plus the sporting lifestyle with extensive resident wildlife, bountiful water rights and dramatic views. Offering price is $21,900,000, reduced from $29,500,000.

Willow Creek Ranch

The Willow Creek Ranch is conveniently located 16 miles northwest of Pinedale, Wyoming, and one hour southeast of Jackson Hole.  Consisting of 7,038.2 deeded acres, the property has always been an important hay and cattle ranch for the Pinedale community.  This Wyoming Ranch includes approximately 500 acres of irrigated hay meadows, a 40-acre lake, three ponds, 8 miles of Willow Creek, and scenic frontage on Willow Lake.  Breathtaking views of the Wind River Mountain Range (home of Gannet Peak, the highest peak in Wyoming at 13,804’), the Gros Ventre Range, and the Wyoming Range surround this valley ranch.  The property borders the Bridger–Teton National Forest and State lands as well, offering thousands of additional acres to enjoy and explore.  Ranch improvements include a one-story 2,363 sqft, 2BR, 3BA home with an unfinished basement and office/bedroom, built in 1962 that has been remodeled.  Additional improvements include a 1BR, 1BA guest cabin, two barns and a full set of corrals, including scales for working and shipping cattle. Willow Creek is a beautiful spring creek fishery that meanders across the ranch for approximately 8 miles and offers superb fishing for wild trout.  This Wyoming ranch for sale is an exceptional sporting property that borders thousands of acres of public land offering numerous recreational and fishing opportunities, privacy, and outstanding 360 degree views.  Offering price is $17,000,000.

Bar Cross Ranch - New Fork River Tract

The Bar Cross Ranch is located 12 miles northwest of Pinedale, Wyoming, and consists of 5,007 deeded acres.  This Wyoming ranch for sale has approximately 1,200 acres of irrigated land and two miles of private New Fork River with an additional one mile on State land within the ranch boundaries.  The Bar Cross Ranch offers stunning views of the Wind River Mountain Range, the Sawtooth Range, and the Wyoming Range and borders BLM and State lands.  Improvements on the ranch include two main homes with smaller cabins for employees, a two-story, 3,851 sqft remodeled home originally built in 1910, and a 3BR, 2BA modular home.  It also includes a 1,200 sqft barn, built in 1910, a 30’ X 60’ shop, barns, garages, outbuildings, and sheds.  The Bar Cross Ranch is protected by a conservation easement to preserve the valuable wildlife corridors and open spaces.  The easement is managed through the Green River Valley Land Trust and allows for the sale and development of nine additional homesites.  The property offers first class and completely private wade fishing on the New Fork River, known for its large brown trout, as well as rainbow, cutthroat, and cutt-bow trout.  Browns in the 14” – 18” range are fairly common with some exceeding 24”.  The Bar Cross Ranch is home to many Pronghorn antelope and Mule deer as well as moose, elk, coyotes, Red fox, badgers, eagles, hawks, osprey, and Sage grouse. Waterfowl can be found along the New Fork River with Canada geese and several species of ducks residing on the ranch.  This western Wyoming ranch is an exceptional sporting property offering pristine mountain views, abundant wildlife and some of the best wild trout fishing that the region offers.  Offering price is $14,000,000.

A Historic Snowmass Canyon Ranch

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

Dos Aguas Ranch

Surrounded by water, trees, and privacy, Dos Aguas is the kind of extraordinary property so many buyers look for, yet rarely find. This very special 295-acre ranch in Montana’s Gallatin Valley offers privacy, almost four miles of river and creek frontage, incredible fishing and hunting, diverse and abundant wildlife, spectacular views of nine encircling mountain ranges, a private air strip and hangar, and a lovely home—all within minutes of the thriving town of Bozeman. The Dos Aguas property was created by carefully assembling four parcels with the goal of enhancing privacy and habitat. Over 140 fifteen-foot-tall spruce trees have been planted, and the land has been restored for good hay and grain production, benefitting wildlife. Embraced by the East Gallatin River, Hyalite Creek, mature cottonwood trees, and a reclaimed railroad berm, this secluded spot has long been known as “the Island.” Dos Aguas was selected in 2009 for President Obama’s first fly fishing outing due to its privacy, quality fishing, and convenient location. There is not another piece of property like it in the Gallatin Valley, nor will there ever be—as the dozens of bald eagles that have wintered here for decades will attest. Dos Aguas is available in its entirety or in three unique, smaller parcels: Two Waters (199 acres), Gallatin Reserve (68 acres), or Hyalite Reserve (26 acres).  Offering price for entire ranch is $10,900,000. 

Puzzleface Ranch

Final Price Reduction! Very Motivated Sellers! Bring All Offers!

Puzzleface Ranch Plus Ridge Lots - $10.7M reduced from $14.9M and original 2006 price of $25M.

Ranch only - $7.9M reduced from $10.9M and original 2006 price of $17M.

Ridge lots - $1.7M reduced from $2.5M and original 2006 price of $4M.

This offering includes the original Puzzleface Ranch in addition to two Private Estate Parcels, totaling approximately 225 acres. The Private Estate Parcels are two separately deeded lots of 5.35 acres and 5.65 acres respectively, and can be sold apart from the ranch. These unique parcels, while subject to a conservation easement, are allowed full building allocations per county regulations. The Puzzleface Ranch is comprised of approximately 214 acres of variable terrain ranging from sweeping pasture lands to an elevated ridge with unparralled sight lines of the Tetons. Puzzleface Ranch is home to a 6.5-acre wildlife pond that Ducks Unlimited has called “one of the most significant waterfowl habitats in the state of Wyoming”. Puzzleface is designated by the Nature Conservancy as a “working ranch”, one of the few remaining in Jackson Hole. A trophy equestrian property, the ranch has a boarding operation in place which features multiple corrals, barn with stalls, tack rooms, large arena and round pens. There are presently two residences plus two additional office/residences on the property. The conservation easement allows for the development of an indoor arena, enlargement of most of the existing ranch buildings and construction of at least three additional homes. Offering price is $10,700,000.

Udderly Grand Teton Retreat

A rare offering situated in the heart of Jackson Hole, this is an ideal retreat featuring the finest in custom home construction. The resort town of Jackson Hole offers fine dining, luxury shopping, art galleries, hotels, spas and an abundance of outdoor recreational activities.  Teton Village is 20 minutes from the property and boasts approximately 2,500 acres of terrain for downhill skiing.  Udderly Grand Teton Retreat is adjacent to 3 Creek Ranch and the 8th hole of the world-class Rees Jones-designed private golf course.  The Udderly Grand Teton Retreat encompasses the splendid grandeur of luxury living, wide-open spaces and excellent spring creek fishing while enjoying the convenience of in-town living. This well-appointed home boasts the highest quality finishes and custom furnishings, and has premium views of the awe-inspiring Teton Mountain Range.  Situated on 35.81 acres, the home has 6,000 +/- sqft and a charming guest cottage overlooking a cascading waterfall, trout pond and the rippling, trout-filled Spring Creek.  With snow capped peaks in every direction, this elite home resides in a postcard-quality setting.  Also a place for several waterfowl species, songbirds and foraging elk, this mountain retreat is a resort dream. Offering price is $8,999,000.

SOLD - Irma Lake

First settled by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody as his personal hunting retreat, Irma Lake is a stunning 492 +/- acres of wilderness which offers a recreational paradise for wild trout, Mule deer and trophy elk.  Named after his daughter, Irma Lake is a dynamic property set in an area that fosters the western spirit epitomized by Buffalo Bill.  Located 21 miles from Cody, the views of the South Fork of the Shoshone River Valley and Absaroka Mountains are stunning, and the proximity to Yellowstone National Park is unbeatable. The setting is a mixture of alpine and park landscape which are highlighted by seven spring-fed lakes.  Three of these lakes are thriving with Yellowstone cutthroat, rainbow and brook trout. This ranch also has the distinction of being located in one of the finest elk hunting regions in the state and is easily accessible to the Shoshone, Washakie, and Bridger-Teton Wilderness areas. The extensive improvements of the historic and contemporary structures feature the completely renovated and updated main residence that overlooks Irma Lake and Buffalo Bill’s hunting cabin, which has been preserved in its original condition.  Offering price is $8,900,000.

Schindler Ranch

Comprised of approximately 3,054 deeded acres, the Schindler Ranch offers fertile river bottom, wide open pastures and big mountain views of the Beaverhead and Pioneer Mountain Ranges. This picturesque setting is complemented by two miles of riparian corridor on both sides of the Upper Big Hole River, along with expansive tracts of aspen groves. Sprinkled along the western portion of the ranch are conifer stands. The Schindler Ranch is located five miles outside of the small ranching community of Jackson, Montana in Beaverhead County. Jackson provides small town conveniences, which include a hardware store, feed and tack, grocery store, post office, hotel and restaurant while larger town amenities can be found in nearby Dillon. The ranch is currently an operational cattle ranch with good hay production, water rights, newly enhanced irrigation canals, numerous new stocked ponds and a number of in-progress river enhancement projects. Excellent brook trout fishing, with rainbows and browns, can be found on the two miles of Upper Big Hole River as it meanders through the ranch. Natural springs are onsite as well. These water sources are also valuable for attracting big game, as evidence from the large number of elk that reside on the property and nearby National Forest. These combined recreational components create a paradise for the avid hunter and fly fisherman. Improvements include a recently upgraded and remodeled homestead serving as the caretaker’s home and a newer home located along the river corridor which functions as the main ranch home. Offering price is $8,750,000, reduced from $9,150,000.

Rolling Thunder Ranch

Priced well below Seller’s 1999 cost!

The Rolling Thunder Ranch is located approximately one hour south of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, near the small community of Bondurant. Consisting of 3,579 deeded acres, the ranch offers a varied terrain of rock outcroppings, grassy draws, and sagebrush ridges mixed with heavy stands of aspen and conifer trees. By bordering BLM land and 2.5 miles of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, thousands of additional acres are provided to enjoy. Rolling Thunder is a wildlife paradise with elk, Mule deer, Pronghorn antelope, moose, Sage grouse, Ruffed grouse, Blue grouse, hawks, eagles, songbirds, and other small game animals found on the ranch. Several springs and ponds provide water for the wildlife or livestock and could be enlarged and enhanced to create premium water features and trout habitat. A modest 3BR, 2.5BA home is included. The Rolling Thunder Ranch is an "end-of-the-road property" and offers breathtaking mountain views of the Wyoming Range and the Gros Ventre Range. Offering price is $7,900,000, reduced from $9,950,000.

Flying Goose Ranch

Located 45 minutes from the Town of Jackson, Wyoming, the Flying Goose Ranch is situated along 1/2 mile of the Gros Ventre River and is surrounded by the Bridger-Teton National Forest as well as the Gros Ventre Wilderness Area.  Consisting of 119 deeded acres, this rare Wyoming ranch for sale boasts varied terrain including a riparian corridor, open knolls and an aspen-covered bench with stunning views of the Gros Ventre Mountain Range.  Ranch improvements include a 2,200 sqft residence and a large shop with tack room and an apartment.  The Flying Goose is a four season ranch, offering access to Slide Lake, the Continental Snowmobile Trail and the Gros Ventre River.  Anglers will delight in fishing for native Snake River Fine Spotted cutthroat trout that average 14-18” in length.  During the fall months, hunting is easily accessible in the surrounding public lands where elk and Mule deer thrive.  This is a legacy ranch.  It has been in the same family for 70 years (3 generations) and is teeming with local history and tradition.  The location, scenery, abundant wildlife, onsite fishing and pure beauty of the Flying Goose Ranch, all exemplify the qualities of the ultimate western investment.  Offering price is $6,500,000.

Mountain Spirit Lodge

Located in Chromo, Colorado, these 115 acres enjoy one mile of Navajo River frontage and boast a main lodge, river house, barn and outbuildings.  Truly a magical place where art and nature coexist, Mountain Spirit Lodge has some of the best fly fishing in the lower 48 states, in addition to resident wildlife including turkey, elk, Mule deer, black bear and lion.  The main lodge is comprised of 6,000 square feet and was built from 100-year-old hand-hewn logs that were transported from Tennessee.  Featuring a 35-foot tall stone fireplace in the great room and a dining room that showcases a 17-foot black walnut table, this lodge exudes rustic elegance.   There are four large bedrooms each with double-sized antique bathtubs and wood-burning stoves and two additional “staff quarters” in the basement of the lodge.  The river house is situated on the Navajo River and is a short walk to the main lodge.   The original structure was built in the early 1900s by author Will Price, and it was featured in many of his published stories.  Fully renovated, it has four bedrooms, each with a private bath, kitchen and several fireplaces throughout.  The river house is ideal for guest quarters or an owner retreat.  The Mountain Spirit Lodge is a sportsman’s paradise wonderfully suited for families, corporations or anyone looking for a majestic getaway.  Offering price is $5,900,000.

Morningstar Ranch

The Morningstar Ranch is located 45 minutes south of Jackson Hole in western Wyoming's wild and scenic Lincoln County. Consisting of approximately 562 acres with lush riverfront meadows and irrigated hay land, the entire property enjoys magnificent views of the Salt River Range to the east, the Snake River Range to the north, and the Caribou Mountains to the west.  The estate also boasts approximately 1.25 miles of the Salt River that offers excellent fishing for wild cutthroat and brown trout. The Salt winds through the property, and there are numerous building sites capturing river and spectacular mountain views above Star Valley. In addition to the angling opportunities available on the Salt River, the ranch also features several miles of improved spring creeks that play host to fish year round and are teeming with waterfowl during fall months. The four-bedroom, three-bath ranch home is comprised of 3,800 square feet and was extensively remodeled in 2003. The main level includes the kitchen, breakfast room, master suite with en-suite bathroom, a second bedroom and bathroom, mudroom, and den that opens onto a deck. With unprecedented angling opportunities and spectacular views, the Morningstar Ranch is truly a western paradise. Offering price is $5,900,000

Yuhas River View Ranch

The Yuhas River View Ranch is located near the university town of Missoula, Montana, and is comprised of 400 acres of varied terrain.  This diverse property offers possibilities for recreational enjoyment as well as the option of development.  Boasting three-fourths mile of Bitterroot River frontage, the ranch provides an incoming owner with opportunities to fish for large brown trout and an occasional rainbow trout.  The riparian terrain surrounding the river has cottonwood trees that provide exceptional habitat for Whitetail deer, turkey, pheasant, and partridge. Approximately 28 acres are located on a high bluff offering stunning views overlooking the entire property and surrounding valley.  This portion of the ranch is adjacent to the Blue Mountain Recreation Area, providing access to over 5,500 acres of forest and trails, where recreational activities including hiking, biking, and horseback riding can be enjoyed.  Additionally, the property includes 80 acres along Highway 93 that could be utilized for future commercial development.  This unique Montana ranch for sale has it all: close proximity to a major city, onsite live water, a riparian corridor, surrounding mountain views, pastureland and development possibilities.  Offering price $5,850,000

The Beaverhead Ranch

The Beaverhead Ranch is located 15 miles northwest of Daniel Junction in Sublette County, Wyoming. The county seat of Pinedale is approximately 28 miles to the east and Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is just over an hour north. This well-rounded ranch holds many of the attributes often sought by ranch buyers: proximity and access to public lands, diverse landscape with mountain views and live water on an operational and well-maintained cattle ranch. These 703 deeded acres and 160 BLM leased acres are situated against the Bridger-Teton National Forest and Wyoming Mountain Range. The Beaverhead offering is a turnkey operation with a beautifully constructed 5,400-square foot log home, positioned to maximize views of the pasture lands as well as the three mountain ranges that define this breathtaking area of western Wyoming. The three creeks that converge on this property, Dry Beaver Creek, South Beaver Creek and Buck Creek, offer 2.6 miles of private fishing for native cutthroat trout with an additional 5.25-acre pond that presents an opportunity to catch well-fed, stocked rainbow trout. Offering price is $5,382,000, reduced from $5,980,000.

SOLD - Twin Creek Ranch

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

SOLD - Dell Fork Ranch

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

SOLD - New Fork Meadows

Located 14 miles northwest of Pinedale, Wyoming, New Fork Meadows consists of 380 deeded acres with 1.5 miles of New Fork River flowing through the property.  Offering private fishing for wild trout, this stretch of river produces fish in the 14-24” range.  New Fork Meadows is situated a few miles downstream from the New Fork Lakes providing a tailwater fishery without float traffic.  This enhances the fishing experience making it truly private.  In this area, the New Fork is clear and fishable beginning when the ice melts in mid April until it freezes again in late November.  The ranch borders state lands to the south providing access to an additional mile of New Fork River, totaling approximately 2.5 miles of outstanding trout water.  With approximately 200 irrigated acres and 180 acres of pastureland, the ranch has historically been used for hay production and cattle grazing.  Wildlife is plentiful with pronghorn antelope, Mule deer and moose found on the property.  The ranch borders BLM and state lands providing access to additional acreage to enjoy for outdoor recreation such as hunting, hiking, biking or horseback riding.  The property boasts an ideal building site with stunning views of the Wind River Mountains and the New Fork River, giving an incoming owner a perfect place to build the dream home.  This Wyoming ranch for sale is conveniently located one hour south of Jackson Hole and enjoys some of the best fishing the area has to offer while featuring pristine mountain and valley views.  Offering price is $4,200,000.

Two Rivers Ranch

With a myriad of area fishing opportunities, the Two Rivers Ranch is blessed with an onsite duo of Idaho’s most celebrated trout waters – a half-mile of the Warm River and an incredibly scenic three-quarters mile of the Henry’s Fork below Mesa Falls.  These 186 acres are located in the town of Warm River across from the Orvis-endorsed Three Rivers Ranch, a testament to the outstanding angling to be enjoyed in eastern Idaho. Ashton is a 10-minute drive from the ranch,  the recreational delights of Driggs and Teton Valley are a 40-minute drive while the resort town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming is less than an hour and a half away. Partially bordered by National Forest, Two Rivers Ranch is placed in a rich alpine setting with amazing Teton Mountain horizons and spectacular views of the Warm River, Henry’s Fork and Robinson Creek drainages. While the Henry’s Fork is a slightly steeper hike from the heart of the property, the Warm River is easily accessible. Other fisheries within an hour’s drive are the South Fork of the Snake River, Bitch Creek, and the Teton and Madison Rivers. Only fifteen miles from the Yellowstone boundary, the ranch has its fair share of moose, deer and elk. The main house is a 3,890-sqft brick, ranch-style home with attached indoor pool and detached garage/shop that can hold up to six vehicles. A 1950s cabin sits on the Warm River and easily has the potential to become ideal fishing headquarters with improvements. With such desired onsite live water, improvements and gorgeous location, Two River Ranch is a recreational retreat to be acquired.  Offering price is $3,850,000.

The 191 Ranch

The 191 Ranch is now available as a turnkey operation.  An incoming owner will have the option to acquire everything he or she would need to begin immediate operation of the ranch.   The price of the property encompasses the ranch equipment, a national forest grazing permit and a one year ranch management agreement.  This full package allows a buyer to begin using and operating the ranch instantly. 

The 191 Ranch is a historical cattle ranch that truly offers a western lifestyle.   Located in the charming Hoback Basin and only a 30-minute scenic drive from Jackson Hole, this ranch holds unequalled convenience, privacy and incredible mountain views.  Totaling 114 acres, these two parcels are currently managed as a cow/calf operation and home base for a fall backcountry guiding service. The ranch headquarters include a 2,930 sqft home, shop/equipment barn, horse barn with stalls and tack room, corrals and guest cabin.  Bordered on two sides by the Bridger-Teton National Forest and with the celebrated trout waters of the Hoback River virtually in the backyard, the 191 Ranch possesses endless opportunities to enjoy the region’s most renowned pastimes.  With potential for the placement of a conservation easement, a varied landscape that ranges from riparian to rich alpine meadows and large populations of wildlife, this Wyoming ranch for sale is truly unique. Offering price is $3,650,000.

South Fork Madison Ranch

The South Fork Madison Ranch is located five miles west of Yellowstone National Park and less than one hour from Big Sky Mountain Resort.  Consisting of 280 acres, this recreational ranch borders the Gallatin National Forest for more than one mile, offering access to over two million acres of land to enjoy and explore.  This Montana ranch for sale has many live water features including two spring creeks and two ponds onsite.  Denney Creek and an unnamed spring creek pass through the ranch for over a half mile before merging into the South Fork of the Madison River.  These creeks feed the property’s two large ponds, providing a path for trout to move throughout the system.  In addition to the spring creeks, the South Fork of the Madison River flows along the northern boundary offering excellent fly fishing.  Improvements on the South Fork Madison Ranch include two historic log cabins and an older ranch home.  Deer, elk, moose, small game and waterfowl are frequent visitors.  With a variety of live water, privacy, ease of access and breathtaking alpine views, this Rocky Mountain ranch is a rare find in a pristine valley with millions of acres of preserved wild landscapes.   Offering price is $3,600,000

Jackknife Creek Ranch

Jackknife Creek Ranch is a unique ranch offering set in the heart of Star Valley, Wyoming, with the resort town of Jackson Hole a 45-minute drive through the incredibly scenic Snake River Canyon.  This 260-acre property has a picturesque valley location that provides vistas of the eastern Wyoming Mountain Range and Caribou-Targhee National Forest near the western border.  A newly remodeled, 2,460 sqft ranch-style home and a smaller caretaker’s residence are located on the 40-acre building envelope.   This building envelope has been platted and approved for an additional nine-unit clustered development, with partial infrastructure already in place.  Of the remaining 220 acres, 180 of these have been placed in a conservation easement with the local land trust to protect the ranch’s scenic and natural resources for generations to come. Onsite sporting amenities include fishing on a mile and a half of the Salt River, private access to over 1,900’ of enhanced spring creeks and prime duck hunting on the numerous sloughs and ponds located throughout the ranch.    Offering price is $3,600,000.

Teton Narrows Ranch

The Teton Narrows Ranch is comprised of 675 deeded acres situated in Teton Valley, Idaho.  The property includes rolling topography, agricultural fields and spectacular views of the Teton Mountain Range.  This eastern Idaho ranch is bordered on the west by the Teton River, which flows along the property boundary for one half mile.  Located at the mouth of the Teton Canyon, the avid angler has access to some of the best cutthroat and rainbow trout fishing in the area.  This stretch of river is defined by large boulders and long runs providing deep pools and ample cover for cautious trout.  With predominantly highly productive agricultural ground (620 out of 675 acres), an annual lease would produce approximately $60 per acre for a total annual income of $37,200.  The Teton Narrows Ranch possesses substantial water rights to irrigate the 620 acres.  This Rocky Mountain ranch could continue to function as an agricultural property or could be converted to a recreational ranch.  With jagged Teton views, rolling fields and onsite live water, this Idaho ranch for sale is one-of-a-kind.  Offering price is $3,599,000.
 
Note: The owners of Teton Narrows Ranch prefer to sell the entire ranch, however are willing to separate into three parcels.  Offers are subject to approval by lender; ask Broker for details.

SOLD - Judith Headwaters Ranch

The Judith Headwaters Ranch, located outside of Utica in Judith Basin County, encompasses approximately 500 acres of rolling hills, wildflower-filled meadows, scenic vistas and timbered ridges. Utica offers small town amenities while fine dining, commercial air service, state parks, golfing and shopping can be found 90 miles away in Great Falls. The property is adjacent to State Lands and is within close proximity to The Lewis and Clark National Forest and state elk refuge, providing the ranch thousands of additional acres for recreation and wildlife sightings. With approximately one mile of Judith River meandering through the property, the fly fisherman will find exciting opportunities for rainbow, cutthroat, brook and brown trout. Mule deer and Whitetail deer graze on the hills and ranch grounds. Upland birds are also a common sight. The extensive improvements, including cabins, barns and the main lodge, create the ideal personal or corporate retreat set in Montana’s unsurpassed beauty. Offering price is now $3,300,000, reduced from $3,400,000.

The Neely Ranch

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

Flyway Ranch

Just 25 miles as the crow flies from the Rocky Mountain Front, Flyway Ranch lies equidistant between Great Falls and Helena, Montana, along the fabled Missouri River. The 160-acre ranch was purchased in 1993 and has been meticulously updated and improved to become not just a prime wildlife refuge, but a place where residents and their guests can enjoy privacy and seclusion while having access to two cities with endless outdoor and cultural opportunities. The ranch sits at 3200’ in elevation, enjoying mild winters and easy access all months of the year.  For the avid outdoorsmen, the Flyway Ranch boasts over a mile of prime fishing on the blue-ribbon, tail-water Missouri River, where there are thousands of fish per mile. The Flyway Ranch also has prime habitat for ducks, geese, Hungarian partridge, pheasants and deer.  Most remarkably, the ranch boasts views of pristine mountains and ranchland.  There are no houses visible from the ranch, which is highly unusual on such a popular trout river. The property is protected with a conservation easement and is an integral part of the conservation corridor that stretches approximately 10 miles along the Missouri River.  Elk and antelope herds are often visible and occasionally bear come down from the mountains to eat chokecherries in August.  The property boasts an apple orchard, a freshwater pond, an original farmhouse that was updated in 1995, a four bedroom, high-end guest lodge and several outbuildings.  Offering price is $2,995,000.

Double L Ranch Club

Nestled between meandering bends of the Salt River and the rustling aspens, the Double L Ranch affords the most discerning buyers an opportunity to enjoy a true Western paradise that has been carefully planned from the big picture sporting amenities down to the custom details. This picturesque setting gives a limited number of individuals the chance to design an inimitable home meticulously created by one the country's most well-known custom builders - Lance Mortensen - while enjoying the incredible amenities provided by the western landscape and private sporting club. The 400-acre Double L Ranch Club is located a short 45-minute drive south of Jackson Hole in western Wyoming's wild and scenic Lincoln County. The Double L Ranch is offering 23 homes sharing in over 300 acres of common ranch amenities.  The average building site for the riverside lots are 5 acres with most homes 4,000 to 8,000 sqft. Lot prices average $1M, and completed homes start around $2.9M. Currently there are only three riverfront lots remaining. New for 2009 are the “Hideouts” - 10 scenic lots adjacent to a series of lakes and streams alongside the golf course. Lots are approximately 1 acre each with homes that will be in the 2,000 to 4,000 sqft range.  Lot prices average $500k, with completed homes featuring Albany square-cut logs, wrap-around porches and exquisite attention to detail from $1.7M.

Rocking B Ranch

This is one of those rare properties that truly has it all – accessibility, incredible scenery, fantastic live water and impeccable amenities. These 84 acres are situated at the foot of the Gros Ventre Mountains in the Hoback River Valley, just outside of Bondurant and only 45 minutes from the luxuries and conveniences of Jackson Hole. A quarter-mile of enhanced Hoback River frontage, a traditional western free-stone stream that feeds into the Snake, straddles the Rocking B Ranch and provides excellent fly fishing for cutthroat trout. Improvements include a golf practice area, extensive landscaping, 8-stall barn, guesthouse with sleeping for 10 including kitchenette and living room, caretaker’s home and stunning 2-bedroom main residence on the banks of the river. The current owners of the Rocking B Ranch have created two ponds stocked with cutthroat trout of considerable size. This offers the sportsman, beginner fly fisherman or children the chance to test their skills and refine techniques with the opportunity to catch a sizable prize. This property is fully furnished and all ranch equipment is included. Rocking B is impeccably maintained and an onsite ranch manager adds to this already turnkey investment. Offering price is $2,950,000, reduced from $3,950,000. Ranch also may be purchased as two separate parcels; Please call for pricing.

Buffalo Jump Spring Creek

Buffalo Jump Spring Creek is located less than 10 minutes from Three Forks, Montana, and is perfect for trout fishermen, bird hunters or horse enthusiasts.  These 800+/- acres boast views of the Madison Valley in addition to three mountain ranges including the Horse Shoe Hills, Tobacco Root Mountains and the Madison Range.  The ranch encompasses a small spring creek that is fed by springs located upstream from the property, providing a consistent flow year round.  The acreage is a combination of irrigated alfalfa, native grass, riparian wetlands and creek front.  Irrigation equipment includes a modern Reinke center-pivot system, wheel lines and the pipes and pumps needed for operation.  The property offers great opportunities to hunt pheasants, Hungarian partridge, ducks, geese and deer.  With abundant water rights, a rolling topography and mountain and valley views, this Montana ranch for sale is exceptional.  Offering price is $2,800,000.

3 Bar South

With wide open spaces, New Fork River frontage and accessible location, 3 Bar South is a fantastic property for the wrangler or angler. These 570 deeded acres and 80 leased cares are unimproved and bordered on two sides by BLM lands, securing the sanctity and privacy of this recreational ranch. The natural beauty of this area is spectacular, and stunning mountain views are provided by the Wyoming, Gros Ventre and Wind River Ranges. The New Fork River, well-known for its large brown trout, flows through 3 Bar South for over two and a half miles – a key amenity for the passionate fisherman. Located 10 minutes from Big Piney and an hour and a half away from the resort town of Jackson Hole, this is a convenient western retreat. Offering price is $2,700,000.

Blackfoot Spring Creek Ranch

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

York Gulch Ranch

Located a few miles from the small town of Wisdom, Montana, in Deer Lodge County, the approximate 1,512-acre York Gulch Ranch is a classic Montana ranch set in one of the state’s most scenic valleys. With a population of 120, Wisdom offers small town conveniences while key amenities and commercial air service can be found one hour away in Butte. Bordering Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, BLM and State Lands on three sides, this expansive ranch offers excellent hunting onsite in addition to the seemingly endless acres of national forest surrounding the ranch. With numerous elk herds grazing on the ranch in the spring, fall and early winter months, it is evident why this Upper Big Hole Valley is well-known for big game hunting. The flows in York Gulch, along with the numerous natural springs running throughout the property, create a superb wildlife habitat and offer the incoming owner several enhancement opportunities. The York Gulch Ranch enjoys easy accessibility to the Upper Big Hole River, which borders BLM land to the south of the ranch. Until locating a spot for ideal accommodations on the property, a modest caretaker’s cabin offers big mountain views as well as a comfortable stay for any sportsman enjoying the incredible recreational attributes of York Gulch. Offering price is $2,500,000, reduced from $3,000,000.

Rocky Ford Ranch

With the combination of an open landscape, onsite famed trout waters, shared border with national forest and intimate seclusion, the Rocky Ford Ranch is a welcoming natural retreat. Totaling approximately 1,700 deeded acres, one thousand of these are comprised of native meadows and wetlands with the balance covered by the known timber of Oregon. Brimming with native rainbow trout that can be as large as 30”, the Upper Williamson River meanders through the ranch for two and a quarter miles and provides solid year-round fishing. These famed fly fishing waters continue for another two miles onto the Winema National Forest, a 1.1 million-acre wildlife haven, which shares a common border with the Rocky Ford Ranch for over 9 ½ miles. These adjacent lands provide an excellent recreational area for fishing, big game hunting and hiking. With everyday amenities and a private air strip a 45-minute drive away in Chiloquin, Rocky Ford Ranch is an ideal recreational retreat with both seclusion and nearby conveniences. Offering price is $2,450,000, reduced from $3,625,000.

Teton Village Ski Retreat

Secluded among aspens and pines on the ski slopes of the world-famous Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, this luxury home offers the quintessential ski retreat and summer family getaway.  Completely renovated, this five-bedroom home is located on a quiet cul-de-sac with easy ski access or within a short walk to Teton Village.  Both levels offer a complete chef’s kitchen featuring alder cabinetry, granite counters and stainless steel appliances suitable for large gatherings.  The great room has a cathedral ceiling, and the room is anchored by an expansive stone fireplace and picturesque windows with valley views.  A private deck offers a hot tub that feels tucked in the trees.  Two spacious master suites, two other bedrooms, a bonus and a large bunk room, provide a spaciousness that sleeps 18.  Short-term rental data is available upon request.  This offering is completely furnished at $2,395,000.

Charles Kuralt Wetlands & Wildlife Sanctuary

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

Twin Waters Fishing Retreat

Nestled in a landscape of rich river bottom, lush meadows and rolling hillsides, the Twin Waters Fishing Retreat encompasses 715 acres in southeast Idaho’s Caribou Highlands.  Boasting 2.7 miles of Blackfoot River in addition to 1.5 miles of Trail Creek onsite, incoming landowners will enjoy rights to both sides of each river as they meander through the property.  Lanes and Diamond Creeks join to form the Blackfoot River, a trophy cutthroat fishery that is home to one of the largest populations of the highly regarded native Yellowstone cutthroat trout.  The Blackfoot River is a fertile waterway that resembles a western spring creek with riffles, deep pools and undercut banks. It provides an excellent habitat for thriving populations of resident cutthroats as well as spawning areas for large trout moving upstream from the nearby Blackfoot Reservoir.  The owners recently completed a large-scale enhancement project on the ranch’s portion of the Blackfoot River, substantially increasing the numbers of native Yellowstone cutthroat trout and improving the abundant waterfowl habitat.  In addition to the healthy fisheries and the wetland component, the ranch boasts strong numbers of elk and Mule deer. Due to the retreat’s lush pastureland and abundant water rights, this diverse property is open to a myriad of opportunities. 
Offering price is $1,950,000, reduced from $2,400,000.  
 

Crossed Sabres Guest Ranch

Established in 1898 as a stagecoach stop between Cody and Yellowstone Park, Crossed Sabres Guest Ranch was converted into one of the West’s first dude ranches in 1907. Located on 19 acres of leased National Forest Service land and 7 miles from the east entrance of Yellowstone National Park, the Crossed Sabres Guest Ranch is ideally situated for a Wyoming dude ranch operation. Being in the heart of the Shoshone National Forest with Absaroka and Washakie Wilderness surrounding the property, this mountain ranch offers unparalleled riding, fishing and backcountry adventures. Live water includes Libby Creek, which runs through the property and the nearby Gold Medal fishery of the North Fork of the Shoshone River. In 2007 and 2008, Crossed Sabres was fully renovated with the completion of a new lodge, upgrades on all 19 guest cabins, new water system and electrical improvements. With updates, lodging, vehicles and industrial laundry facility, the Crossed Sabres Ranch is the ideal turn-key operation. Offering price is now $1,945,000, reduced from $2,495,000.

The Howell Farm on Robinson Creek

Located near Warm River, Idaho, and ten minutes from the farming town of Ashton, The Howell Farm on Robinson Creek is comprised of 317 rolling acres.  Green pastures, aspen groves, timbered areas and stunning views of the Teton Mountains and Caribou Targhee National Forest create the landscape of this incredible property.  One mile of Robinson Creek flows through the ranch where angling opportunities abound as owners fish for rainbow, cutthroat and brown trout.  These trout often reach trophy sizes due to the healthy populations of aquatic insect life and terrestrials, as well as lack of pressure on the creek.  In addition to onsite fishing opportunities, angling waters are plentiful in the surrounding areas.  The Warm River, a trout-rich stream, is near the property, the famed Henry’s Fork is five minutes from the ranch and the South Fork of the Snake is an hour away.  Yellowstone National Park is situated 15 miles from the retreat, presenting the Howell Farm on Robinson Creek with extensive hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities for elk, deer, moose, grizzly and black bears, mountain lions, eagles, and grouse.  This unimproved parcel presents endless possibilities for an incoming owner as the desired features are found in nature itself.  Offering price is $1,902,000

Jackson Hole's John Dodge Estate

Located in the exclusive John Dodge subdivision on the West Bank the Snake River in Jackson Hole, this 3 plus-acre compound has breathtaking views of the Teton Mountain Range and deeded private access to the Snake River.  The newly updated main house is comprised of almost 3,800 square feet and includes 4 bedrooms plus a large bonus room.  Encompassing an open floor plan, the gourmet kitchen has stone countertops, new stainless steel appliances and a large island for entertaining.  The adjacent dining area seats 12 comfortably and has French doors that open onto a large deck that spans the entire length of the house.  The great room is anchored with a towering river stone fireplace, large windows with views of the Teton Mountain Range and a 3-story cathedral ceiling with wooden beams.  The gallery upstairs overlooks the kitchen and great room and is perfectly suited for an office, sitting room or a collection of art.  Hardwood and stone flooring covers the main rooms, including the study.  The master suite faces the mountains and has a large bathroom with separate shower, soak tub, an abundance of closet space and a private deck.  The charming 2 bedroom, 2 bath guest house features a living room, study and sun porch.  Both houses are tucked in the trees and are surrounded by professionally landscaped perennial gardens, luscious lawn and substantial trees, offering plenty of privacy.  The 2-story, 3-bay garage/barn has plenty of room for the many Jackson Hole toys including bikes, drift boats, fishing gear and skis plus a complete workshop.  A rare offering of this caliber on the desirable West Bank, these homes come partially furnished with traditional lodge-style appointments. Owner is licensed real estate agent.  Offering price is $1,899,000.

Otto Garz Ranch

Set in the rolling hills halfway between Ashton and Teton Valley, the Otto Garz Ranch offers 320 acres of Squirrel Creek Canyon and fertile agricultural lands. The private small fishery of Squirrel Creek runs through the property for almost a half-mile and offers healthy populations of rainbow and brook trout with the occasional cutthroat and brown that have moved up through the system. This stream also offers excellent enhancement opportunity to add more holding water, creating an even better fishery. Improvements include a quaint refurbished farmhouse, large red barn and several outbuildings. Recreational opportunities include easy Yellowstone National Park access, hunting, and downhill skiing, all virtually out the backdoor. Mule and Whitetail deer are readily seen on the property and Hungarian partridge and Sharp-tailed grouse can be spotted in the meadows. With onsite fishing, hunting and natural beauty, the opportunity to own a property as diverse and geographically desirable as the Otto Garz Ranch is quickly dwindling in the Rocky Mountain West. Offering price is $1,800,000.

Teton Narrows River Parcel

Located in eastern Idaho, the Teton Narrows River Parcel consists of 230.35 scenic acres of high ground.  Situated on the Teton River near the mouth of Teton Canyon, the ranch offers approximately one half mile of river frontage where an incoming owner can fish for cutthroat and rainbow trout.  From the property one can enjoy views of the Teton Mountain Range, the Teton Canyon and the surrounding agricultural pastures.  This serene, live water property is available separately or in conjunction with another 445-acre parcel.  With rolling meadows, stunning views and access to excellent angling waters, this Teton Narrows River Parcel is a great buy. Offering price is $1,800,000.

Chief Mountain Ranch

There might be places as beautiful but you’d be hard pressed to find anything more beautiful than this 400-acre ranch with two creeks carving through its canyons, forested slopes, aspen groves and lush meadows located less than five miles east of Glacier National Park. These two creeks are habitat for both resident and migratory bull trout, an endangered fish species, and also home to populations of rainbow and brook trout.  With heart stopping views, easy year around access by paved State highway, and inexhaustible recreation, fishing, trails and wildlife, Chief Mountain Ranch is set amidst wild lands of a quality increasingly rare in the continental U.S. There are no buildings to deal with, thus a new landowner can determine how to establish the perfect getaway residence.  Offering price is $1,750,000.

Paradise Valley Estate

This 20-acre country estate comes complete with an elegant custom log home, guest home, onsite trout stream, private pond and stunning alpine valley views. Located outside of the small community of Pray, Montana, in Paradise Valley, the culturally-rich community of Livingston is less than 30 minutes away. The 2,200 sqft main residence is a custom-crafted log home that features three bedrooms, two baths and a large wrap-around deck. A quarter-mile of Six Mile Creek runs along the western boundary of the property and the surrounding area offers arguably the most diverse and best fly fishing waters in the United States. The incoming landowner will have private access to BLM, Forest Service and wilderness lands as well as close proximity to Yellowstone National Park. The Estate is accessed by a private all-weather road with a direct driveway to the homes. Featured in Town and Country Magazine, the Paradise Valley Estate is an exquisite Montana retreat. Offering price is $1,495,000, reduced from $1,675,250.

Railroad Springs Ranch

Boasting approximately 1,300 sprawling acres, the Railroad Springs Ranch offers contiguous riverfront ground only eight miles south of Soda Springs in southeastern Idaho. Set in canyon-like scenery, this ranch presents excellent Wasatch and Aspen Range views, over two miles of onsite Bear River, numerous springs and convenient access to incredible big game hunting in the nearby Caribou National Forest. The land is comprised of roughly 750 tillable acres currently used in operation and over 80 acres of irrigated hay meadows located near the river bottom. With such proximity, excellent potential for a waterfowl or other game enhancement project is possible. Conveniently located near Highway 30, the Railroad Springs Ranch is ideal for the outdoorsman looking for a live water and gaming retreat.
Offering price is $1,575,000, reduced from $3,800,000.

Teton Valley Gentleman's Ranch

This stunning 20-acre equestrian estate is situated on the west side of Teton Valley, 10 minutes from downtown Driggs and 25 minutes from Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort.  Pride of ownership is evident on this pristine gentleman’s ranch with its meticulous landscape of mature trees, shrubs and bushes that surround the 4,580 sqft, three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath home. A heated indoor riding arena, two-story shop, Western equestrian facilities and trophy trout pond stocked with rainbows up to ten pounds complete the amenities.  The estate enjoys a protected landscape with views looking across the Teton River and settling on the breathtaking Teton Range. While game birds are fixtures on the property, moose are frequent visitors as well. With legendary area trout waters, onsite riding amenities and the recreational opportunities of Jackson Hole 45 minutes away, this gentleman’s ranch will bring pleasure to any sportsman. Price is below replacement value at $1,550,000.

Stump Creek Ranch

Stump Creek Ranch is located along the southwestern foothills of incredible Star Valley, Wyoming, 90 minutes south of Jackson Hole. This ranch is comprised of 135.62 acres with approximately 130 that are irrigated hay meadows. Mature cottonwood trees line the banks of Stump Creek for an excellent homesite location or reprieve from the summer sun. Tremendous Wyoming Range views and excellent year round access via a well-maintained county road are additional attributes of the ranch. Stump Creek meanders for approximately a half mile, offering excellent holding water for the numerous migratory trout that make the short journey from the confluence of the Salt River, located just east of the ranch. Star Valley is a unique area of Wyoming with superb fishing on the numerous spring creeks and lesser known waters seldom fished by many of our area’s anglers. Sage Creek, Crow Creek, the Grey’s River and Tin Cup Creek are all within a half-hour drive from Stump Creek Ranch and provide terrific wade fishing opportunities. There is something for every outdoors enthusiast along the Stump Creek drainage whether it is wetting the line for an afternoon, horseback riding along the expansive National Forest trail system or hunting for Mule deer and elk. Offering price is $1,350,000, reduced from $1,600,000.

Teton Narrows Southern Parcel

Located in Felt, Idaho, the Teton Narrows Southern Parcel consists of 324.66 deeded acres.  This parcel is located to the south of the maintained county road and serves as the heart of the property’s agricultural operation.  This parcel contains 320 acres of the ranch’s 620 total irrigated acres.  It currently produces barley.  An incoming owner can enjoy views of the Teton Mountain Range and rolling agricultural fields, green in the spring and summer and golden in the fall.  Offering price is $1,300,000. 

Tygee Creek Ranch

Set in the prestigious and lush alpine region of Star Valley, the Tygee Creek Ranch presents 200+/- acres of pastureland ideal for cattle or horses. Comprised of two non-contiguous parcels, 162.4 acres and 37.6 acres respectively, these verdant tracts offer wide-open views of the Webster Range and Gannett Hills that are located in nearby Targhee National Forest. The small, intimate stream of Tygee Creek meanders through the larger parcel for 1.5 miles and is rich with wild cutthroat trout that range from 6-14". For more angling adventures, the Palisades Reservoir, Salt, Snake and Grey's Rivers are all in the area. With live water onsite, close proximity to National Forest and mountain views, Tygee Creek Ranch is a superb western haven in one of southeast Idaho's most sought-after recreational investment valleys. Offering price is $1,299,000, reduced from $1,790,000.

Star Valley Highlands

Located just west of the Wyoming state line in Freedom, Idaho, Star Valley Highlands encompasses lush meadows, healthy stands of aspens groves and unprecedented views. A portion of these 160 acres rests on a hillside overlooking the valley, situated between the Salt River and Wyoming Ranges.  On its northern border, the property is adjacent to Caribou National Forest offering access to endless recreational opportunities including hiking, horseback riding, biking, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.  For the angler, the Greys and Salt Rivers are within close proximity to the ranch and provide excellent fishing for cutthroat, brook, brown and rainbow trout.  The world-renowned South Fork of the Snake River flows into the nearby Palisades Reservoir and is less than an hour from the ranch. Star Valley Highlands has historically been used for recreational purposes with a limited number of horses grazing on the property thus the possibilities for the sporting lifestyle are endless.  With close proximity to Star Valley towns and the resort destination of Jackson Hole, Star Valley Highlands holds beauty and privacy in addition to desired amenities and conveniences. Offering price is $1,250,000.

Bootjack Ranch on the Fall River

With proximity to both Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Bootjack Ranch on the Fall River is an ideal recreational ranch that features ample river frontage and abundant wildlife. With majestic Teton views, these 154 acres in eastern Idaho are landscaped by pastureland set atop a scenic bench with cottonwood stands and mature aspens lining the river bottom. Over a mile of the freestone Fall River flows through Bootjack providing an excellent opportunity for wade fishing. Anglers will delight at the thriving populations of wild rainbow and cutthroat trout. Wildlife that visit the property include Whitetail deer, moose, Hungarian partridge, waterfowl, eagle, hawks and osprey. With a country-style 3BR, 1BA house, wood shed, tack shed, small log storage cabin, two sets of corrals, loading chutes, squeeze chutes and outbuildings, this ranch is equipped for a permanent homestead and small cow/calf operation. Located 8 miles from the welcoming community of Ashton and 80 miles from the resort town of Jackson Hole, Bootjack Ranch is almost entirely preserved under a Grassland Reserve Program Conservation Easement, protecting the beauty of the area for generations to come. Offering price is $1,100,000, reduced from $2,150,000.

Badger Creek Meadows

Offering price is $995,000, reduced from $1,950,000 (Now 49% Off)

With stunning views of the Teton Range and Yellowstone National Park, rolling ridges and groves of aspen trees, Badger Creek Meadows is the ideal combination of breathtaking scenery and proximity to world-class ski towns. These 117 acres are located in Tetonia, Idaho, 10 minutes north of Driggs in Teton Valley. This is one of the most desirable communities in the Rocky Mountain West and only 45 minutes from the famed resort town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The Badger Creek drainage is an extremely sought-after nook in the increasingly popular Teton Valley. Although the property does not have creek frontage onsite, it is only minutes from the renowned Teton River to the west and Targhee National Forest for endless recreation to the east. Teton Valley is known for its relaxed mountain lifestyle, complete with recreation for all, including hiking, mountain biking, fly-fishing, golf, and downhill and Nordic skiing at Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort. The property is well suited for an exclusive gentleman’s ranch or family compound and is also of great value for the conservation easement buyer, as the Badger Creek drainage is high in ecological value. Placing a conservation easement and reserving a few choice homesites would be an excellent use of the land and, it allows the incoming landowner to take advantage of what could be a significant tax benefit while enjoying this undisturbed paradise. Badger Creek Meadows balances an exceptionally private setting with the access to resort amenities in the heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Offering price is $995,000, reduced from $1,950,000. 

Ouray Alpine Escape

With a 1,500 sqft cabin, onsite fishing, and serene, waterfront privacy, this 9.95-acre property is a rare find in the Ouray area.  Located in the mountains of southwestern Colorado, the summertime destination of Ouray is a five-minute drive from this parcel while the resort town of Durango is within 70 miles. Ouray was voted by Men’s Journal as one the best places to live in the United States and offers recreational opportunities that include hot springs and the world’s largest ice climbing park. Forest Service lands border all four sides of the property, providing seclusion in woodland splendor.   Two onsite scenic freestone creeks hold exciting and intimate fishing for native Greenback cutthroat trout.  The two-story cabin features three bedrooms, two baths, an open floor plan and a deck that overlooks Canyon Creek.  The outdoor enthusiast will delight in the mountain adventures that are possible via foot, bike, ATV or rope. With views of rugged cliffs and the enclosure of the surrounding valley, this Ouray acreage is a private retreat in a dramatic and peaceful setting. Offering price is $599,000, reduced from $950,000.

Blair Springs

Centrally located in the Bitterroot Valley are two adjoining tracts of land: a 39 acre piece available for sale and a 44 acre tract that is available for lease with an option to purchase.  The two have a total of five approved septic sites.  Live, year-round springs facilitate ponds for waterfowl and native trout; during irrigation season the proprietary water rights are plentiful and decreed.  Area angling opportunities are extensive, with access to the Bitterroot River one mile east of the property.  Four miles to the west lies the Bitterroot 
National Forest and shortly thereafter the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area, a vast complex of public lands rife with streams, mountain lakes and an abundance of recreational opportunities. View corridors are spectacular.  Attractive seller financing is available.  Offering price is $595,000, reduced from $642,000.

Cow Camp

Cow Camp is situated in the Hoback Basin just south of Bondurant, Wyoming, on the northern end of the Wyoming Range. This rural property consists of 9.62 acres and is bordered to the west by the Bridger-Teton National Forest. This provides access to thousands of timbered acres and many recreational opportunities. Anglers will delight with the easily accessible live water such as the Hoback and Snake River confluence located 15 miles northwest and the Green and New Fork Rivers, 20 minutes east of the property. There is also opportunity to chase Snake River cutthroat and brown trout. The property has several improvements including a 1,420 sqft home with two bedrooms and two bathrooms and for the equestrian enthusiast, a set of horse corrals and perimeter fencing for the two existing pastures. Backing up to the mountains, Cow Camp enjoys views of the Gros Ventre and Wyoming Ranges as well as the surrounding landscape of rolling foot hills, alpine granite and lush meadows. Offering price is $449,000, reduced from $526,000.

Teton Narrows Northeastern Parcel

Situated in eastern Idaho, the Teton Narrows Northeastern Parcel is comprised of 120.82 deeded acres located north of the maintained county road and east of the Teton Narrows River Parcel.  A smaller yet integral piece of the ranch operation (which totals 620 farmable acres), this parcel offers highly-productive agricultural ground and views of rolling grasslands.  The ranch is located minutes from the Teton River public access and the outdoor recreation it provides such as fly fishing, rafting and kayaking.  A few older improvements remain on the property. Offering price is $434,952, reduced from $499,000.

Cottonwood Creek Getaway

With a quarter mile of Cottonwood Creek, a variety of wildlife, open pastures and supreme tranquility, these 14 acres are suited for anglers, outdoorsmen, equestrian enthusiast or those looking for a quiet retreat. Located in the heart of the Shields River Valley, this area has the charm of country life as well as cultural and resort-like amenities of Livingston and Bozeman nearby. With no special restrictions on the property, the incoming landowner can create ideal accommodations on one of the two spectacular homesites. In addition to onsite fishing adventures, the renowned waters of the Yellowstone, Madison and Gallatin Rivers are also in the area. With a variety of upland birds, elk, deer, moose and Bighorn sheep found in all directions, this property is rich with hunting opportunities. Truly a wild retreat, the Cottonwood Creek Getaway is sure to delight any sportsman. Offering price is $295,000.