Henry's Fork Confluence Ranch Rexburg, Idaho

Details & Features

Entire Ranch: ±250 Acres | Listing Price: $5,280,000
Southern Tract: ±110 Acres | Listing Price: $1,950,000
Northern Tract: ±150 Acres | Listing Price: $3,950,000
The Henry’s Fork Confluence Ranch is an exclusive ±250-acre offering six miles west of Rexburg, Idaho, featuring 2.4 miles of pristine frontage on the Henry’s Fork River. Nestled at the end of a county-maintained road, and directly across from the iconic Menan Buttes, the property lies just one-third of a mile from the confluence of the Henry’s Fork and South Fork of the Snake River—placing it in one of eastern Idaho’s most ecologically rich and scenic corridors. With a blend of productive hay/field grass ground, mature cottonwoods, vibrant riparian habitat, and exceptional hunting and fishing opportunities, the ranch borders the 961-acre Cartier Slough Wildlife Management Area and sits within a premier wildlife corridor. Two tracts make up Henry’s Fork Confluence Ranch and can be purchased separately. The Southern Tract is protected by a 104.4-acre conservation easement that preserves the property’s natural character while retaining all ownership rights aside from limited development. It allows for several build sites, including two five-acre riverfront homesites within the easement area, as well as an additional ±5-acre parcel outside the easement. The Northern Parcel remains unencumbered—offering remarkable flexibility for conservation, recreation, or private development in the Upper Snake River Valley.

Acreage

The Henry’s Fork Confluence Ranch comprises approximately +250 total acres, including the ±110-acre Southern Tract and the ±150-acre Northern Tract. The property features an impressive 2.4 miles of direct frontage along the renowned Henry’s Fork River, along with 0.5 miles on the Liberty Park Canal and 0.45 miles on Bannock Jim Slough. The landscape is a picturesque blend of open meadows, mature cottonwood groves, expansive willow complexes, and rich riparian corridors that support abundant wildlife. Approximately 83 acres are in hay and pasture production, yielding an average of 1.5 tons per acre annually on dryland ground. The ranch is offered as two distinct tracts, available separately or together as a single offering.
The Southern Tract is protected by a 104.4-acre conservation easement that preserves the property’s natural character while retaining all ownership rights aside from development. It allows for several build sites, including two five-acre riverfront homesites within the easement area, as well as an additional ±5-acre parcel outside the easement. The tract offers approximately 1.05 miles of frontage on the Henry’s Fork River, 0.15 miles on the Liberty Park Canal, and 0.63 miles on Bannock Jim Slough, with roughly 45 acres in hay and grass production. Together, these features provide a thoughtful balance of conservation, usability, and carefully positioned building opportunities.
The Northern Tract remains unencumbered by conservation easements and is already divided into four distinct tax parcels, offering exceptional flexibility. It boasts approximately 1.33 miles of frontage on the Henry’s Fork River and 0.50 miles on the Liberty Park Canal, with approximately 27 acres in hay and field grass production. This tract is well suited for private development, a family compound, conservation ownership, or the creation of a personal wildlife sanctuary.

LOCATION:

• Six miles west of downtown Rexburg, Idaho
• End-of-road privacy across from the iconic Menan Buttes
• One-third of a mile from the Henry’s Fork South Fork confluence
• 40 minutes to Idaho Falls Airport, two hours to Jackson Hole Airport

ENTIRE RANCH:

• ±250 acres west of Rexburg
• 2.4 miles Henry’s Fork frontage
• Near river confluence
• Views of Menan Buttes
• Productive hay ground
• Cottonwoods & willow corridors
• Strong wildlife habitat
• Adjacent to Cartier Slough WMA

SOUTHERN TRACT:

• ±110 acres
• 1.05 miles Henry’s Fork frontage
• 0.15 miles Liberty Park Canal + 0.63 miles Bannock Jim Slough
• Approximately 45 acres hay/field grass (avg. 1.5 tons/acre)
• 104.4-acre conservation easement (limits development, preserves land)
• Two 5-acre riverfront homesites permitted
• ±5-acre unencumbered parcel for added flexibility

NORTHERN TRACT:

• ±150 acres
• Four separate tax parcels
• 1.33 miles Henry’s Fork frontage
• 0.50 miles Liberty Park Canal frontage
• Approximately 27 acres hay/field grass (avg. 1.5 tons/acre)
• No conservation easements