Darby Canyon Ranch

Details & Features

The Darby Canyon Ranch is located on the western slope of the Teton Mountain Range. The ranch exhibits the rare combination of mature groves of aspen trees, irrigated meadows, and a wildlife-rich creek bottom.  The rolling topography of Darby Canyon Ranch varies in elevation from 6160 feet to 6840 feet and the Eastern property boundary is the Caribou-Targhee National Forest and the Wyoming State Line.

In addition to its quiet setting with privacy and charm, The Darby Canyon Ranch has a multitude of recreational opportunities, both on and off the property. Exploration of the 2.6 million acres in the adjacent Caribou-Targhee National Forest (which makes up part of the 20-million-acre Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem) begin, literally, from your backyard.

The Darby Canyon Ranch benefits from an exclusive water right out of Nelson Spring, this year-round water resources deliver water to the ranch to irrigate the hay meadows and attracts abundant wildlife. With 240 acres of rolling hills, aspen groves, cottonwood trees, productive hay pastures, and an estimated 2200 feet of Darby Creek running through the property, The Darby Canyon Ranch is a quiet and unassuming gem of investment opportunity with many possibilities of use and enjoyment.

• 240 deeded acres
• Adjacent to Caribou-Targhee National Forest
• +2,200 ft. of seasonal Darby Creek
• Water rights
• Five miles to Driggs, ID, 32 miles to Jackson Hole, WY
• Three-bedroom home, barn and shop
• 90-acres of productive hay meadows
• Close proximity to world-class rivers: Teton, South Fork, Henry’s Fork and the Snake River