Rising Creek Ranch
Details & Features
The Rising Creek Ranch is located 13 miles east of Ashton, ID and 36 road miles north of Driggs. The property is comprised of 160+ deeded acres completely surrounded by Targhee National Forest, the South West corner of Yellowstone National Park is 6 miles to the East. The ranch exudes the utmost in privacy taking in both sides of its own private valley with Porcupine Creek meandering through the meadow from east to west. Healthy groves of aspen trees dominate the ridge on the north side of the ranch while evergreen trees protect the southern ridge. The ranch is well improved with an owners cabin, bunkhouse and barn. All improvements are in excellent condition and have been well maintained allowing for immediate enjoyment of the ranch.
The Rising Creek Ranch is one of only a few larger private inholdings in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Rare in it’s size and location and unmatched in its degree of privacy and natural setting.
- 100% surrounded by Targhee National Forest
- 2,800 feet of Porcupine Creek
- 6 miles to Yellowstone National Park
Idaho
Idaho ranches for sale offer a variety of opportunities for water and wildlife recreation against the backdrop of the majestic Teton Range. Breathtaking hunting properties and Idaho cattle ranches can be found throughout the state in such rising resort communities as Teton Valley, ID, while fly fishing ranches sit on the banks of the Snake River, the Warm, the Fall, and the Teton, to name a few. Only moments away from world class recreation opportunities such as powder skiing and upland bird hunting, contact Live Water Properties for more information on purchasing land in Idaho for sale and Idaho ranch real estate.
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