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Just South of Lander, Wyoming. The Day Ranch is comprised of 380+/- acres along with a BLM lease for horses/cattle, a 3 bed 2 bath home, shop/barn, loafing sheds, Live Water from Willow Creek and Beason Creek, water rights and so much more!Live water throughout the entire Ranch makes it ideal for grazing, along with irrigated ground on both ends of the Ranch. The land is gently sloped with lush creek bottoms and red rock outcroppings. Beason Creek flows in on the North end of the Ranch and Willow Creek flows in through the South end. They then converge together on the far east end of the Ranch. The land located on the South side of Willow Creek Rd does not have the conservation easement tied to it. It also has a well located on site with a small set of corrals. The BLM lease is 125+/- acres. The home on the property is a cozy 1836 sqft. 3 bed & 2 bath built in 2014 and has a private well. The home is equipped with forced air heat/ac along with a wood stove for those cold winter nights. There is barn/equipment storage building 40x48 with oversized sliding doors. This Ranch is a recreational haven that borders public lands with access to Table Mountain and beyond to National Forest. The Ranch offers excellent Mule Deer, White-Tailed Deer, Elk, and Antelope hunting along with multiple species of Upland Birds. The Ranch does meet the qualifications for Land Owner Tags. Hunting Units Elk-28, Deer-92, Antelope-65. Historically this Ranch has been used for grazing horses and cattle (May-Oct). With live water throughout the entire property it helps make your grazing rotation a breeze not having to worry about where they might be getting water. This property is currently in a Conservation Easement with the purpose of preserving and protecting natural habitat and natural ecosystems and the continuation of ranching and agriculture purposes.   Located approximately 10 miles South of Lander Wyoming just off of Willow Creek Road at the base of the foothills of the Wind River Mountains.

Bighorn Mountain Hideout is located deep in the Bighorn Mountains. Sitting high atop the surrounding timbered valleys at nearly 8000 feet, the view from the lodge extends over 100 miles. White Creek splits and follows both the northern and southern borders. This 160 acre oasis is bordered by BLM on the west. Peace and quiet is what made the location perfect for the Hideout. Protected by thick timber and vast prairie, the parcel of land is truly as serene as it gets. Crisp fresh mountain air blowing up through the valley of pines defines purity. White creeks flows year around through the valley creating a high elevation ecosystem. Helicopter pad. Grass runway for small aircraft. Rested grass and thick pines provide the perfect combination for one looking to spend more time in the outdoors.   Luxury at its finest, the main lodge was hand built painstakingly in this remote location. Small loads of logs were hauled into the site and when needed, brought in by helicopter. Patience during the planning process is now appreciated as it feels as if each individual structure was carefully placed where it stands without disturbing the surrounding natural feel. The concept for this lodge was to be able to cater to large groups of people demanding privacy and a first class experience. The main lodge has an open floor plan with high quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. Three separate matching cabins with the same quality craftsmanship offer multiple lock-off options to accommodate several families and guests. A fifth cabin, the cook house, has sleeping quarters to accommodate a full time chef. This cabin also features indoor and outdoor prep areas and seating locations allowing for large parties to take advantage of the weather and enjoy the outdoors. A stock pond offers trout fishing with a swimming dock. An outdoor barbecue area with a fire pit, nestled in the trees, holds all the stories and memories from the past...yet eagerly waits for new tradtion's to start. This Big Horn mountain ranch is perhaps the perfect location for hosting a true get-a-way far from the beaten path of civilization. Access to the bordering BLM and only minutes from the National Forest offer endless recreational opportunities. For those who like to hunt, the elk herd is world class. Mature quality elk water at the pond as they bugle around the homes. The grassy mountain top has a long history of being the best rut area on the historic Bighorn Mountain Ranch. Upland birds thrive. Sage grouse, hungarian partridge and chukars can be heard and seen as they fly into the pond to water. This ranch, combined with the infrastructures is set up perfect for corporate outings, a recreational business or family get-a-way. Seller's may lease additional property to support an outfitting business or Dude Ranch. This is a first time offering to own a piece of history. Cattle grazing This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Bighorn Mountain Ranch. Located in the Big Horn Mountains above Shell, Wyoming. Additional land may be available. Please inquire.

The Mead Ranch in Spring Gulch, one of the last remaining cattle ranches in Teton County, has been in operation for more than 120 years. This unique offering includes the historic ranch home and guest house, built by former U.S. Senator and Wyoming Governor, Clifford Hansen, and approximately 535 acres with spring creeks, Teton views, and a total of five building entitlements. Centrally located in the valley, there is no more convenient setting to carry on the legacy in Jackson Hole.

Welcome to 5 North Ranch, a breathtaking 241-acre property that blends productive land, exceptional equestrian facilities, and the rugged beauty of Wyoming's landscape. Perfectly designed for ranching and recreation, this property offers both privacy and convenience, located just 15 minutes from Powell, 40 minutes from Cody, and an hour from Billings, Montana. (Price includes a long list of items making this one a turn-key investment.) With 100 acres of irrigated hay ground and pasture and 142 acres of dryland pasture, the land is fully fenced and cross-fenced into nine fields, allowing for ideal pasture rotation and livestock movement. Two year-round natural springs provide a reliable water source, supporting both livestock and the abundant wildlife. Designed for equestrian and ranching operations, the property features a 40x65 horse barn complete with a tack and feed room, four indoor and outdoor runs with heated automatic waters, and three arenas along with a round corral for training and riding. Two sets of corrals provide additional livestock handling capabilities. A heated 40x60 shop with two large bay doors, outside cement skirting, and a 500-gallon propane tank ensures year-round functionality for equipment and projects. The custom-built ranch home, completed in 2006, offers a 4 bedrooms & 2 1/2 bathrooms with 2,800 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. The open-concept layout, cathedral ceilings, and large Andersen windows create a bright and welcoming atmosphere, complemented by a striking stone fireplace at the heart of the home. Hickory and tile flooring run throughout, while the kitchen stands out with its unique blue-trim cabinetry and custom window coverings. With four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, there is plenty of space for family and guests. The home is supported by a private well with a reverse osmosis system and a 1,000-gallon owned propane tank, ensuring efficiency and self-sufficiency. Beyond ranching, the property offers endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. The ranch borders thousands of acres of BLM, State, & Bureau of Reclamation lands with an abundance of endless trails that wind through the landscape, perfect for hiking, ATV riding, and horseback exploration. This area supports an abundance of Wildlife that frequent the property, including Mule Deer and Whitetail Deer along with many Upland Bird Species such as Pheasants, Sage Chickens, Chukar, and Partridge. Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, and an ample variety of other birds that can be seen on the property, providing proof of a thriving ecosystem. The panoramic views stretch across the Polecat Bench, Yellowstone, Pryor Mountains, and the Bighorns, creating an awe-inspiring backdrop in every direction. With its combination of prime agricultural land, high-end equestrian facilities, and a beautifully crafted home, 5 North Ranch is a rare Wyoming treasure. Offering the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility, this property is ready to be the foundation of your ranching dreams. Schedule a private tour today and experience the best of Wyoming living.

Echo Mountain Ranch is located where the historic town of Boxelder once thrived. This 5,936+/- ranch is 45 minutes from Casper, Wyoming south of Glenrock, Wyoming. Ranging from lush meadows to mountain peaks, this ranch has it all! This property falls in an opportunity zone...great for an investor!As you enter the ranch, rolling meadows bisected by year around streams open to sub-irrigated valleys leading into the dark timber. Resident beavers control the water as it flows from the mountains creating dozens of ponds and excellent habitat for wildlife. The sod base is lush and thick allowing for excellent animal growth, both domestic and wild. Large rock outcropping line the canyon walls creating a very picturesque landscape. Historic cabins throughout the property have been remodeled to maintain the character of the past while providing shelter. Several fishing ponds are scattered throughout the ranch which are also frequented by waterfowl. All of the hay meadows have been over-seeded and leveled to produce a more consistent stand of grass. Alfalfa food plots are located in the transition zones to help pinpoint Elk activity. Two track roads are maintained to make traversing the 5,936 acres easy, whether in a side by side or vehicle. Echo Mountain Ranch is very well watered. Irrigated ditches run late into fall and the main streams flow year around. Each valley has a tributary which catches spring runoff. Dozens of ponds and manmade reservoirs are scattered throughout the entire ranch providing waterholes and habitat. Three homes just off the county road offer abundant living space. One is newly remodeled and updated and a second is in process now. Additional living quarters for a ranch hand is tied into one of the buildings. A historic barn has been restored as well as the horse stalls and riding arena. New metal buildings have been built to provide heated storage for all the equipment. The corrals and fencing have all been updated and are continually being improved. A private solar system has been installed and it has reduced the monthly cost of electricity drastically. Vintage cabins have been restored to offer accommodations for one seeking to take in the outdoors and wildlife from the viewpoint of the time of the Pony Express. The recreational opportunities on this ranch are endless. Whether you like the outdoors or are an avid trophy hunter, you will not be disappointed. The elk herd on the property thrives, producing some of the largest bulls found in Wyoming. Restrictions set by Game and Fish to manage the herd has produced abundant 6x6 bulls. The pictures and videos do not do it justice! Upland birds and mountain grouse are plentiful as the ecosystems created by the beaver ponds provide food, water and cover to support successful hatches each year. Wild turkeys can be heard in every valley in between the elk bugles. Antelope thrive on the plateau flats while finding shelter near the aspen groves. Quality mule deer and whitetail deer can be seen frequently and the herds seem to grow larger each year. One wanting to take advantage of the migration, the waterfowl hunting is excellent. The hay meadows are being constantly improved through grading, leveling and seeding. The growth rate on the cattle is a testament of proof. If ones focus was on cattle, capacity would be one of the best in the area. Currently the mountain is left to stand to ensure ample food for the resident elk herd. Echo Mountain Ranch is approximately a 45 minute drive to Casper, Wyoming. Glenrock is less than 20 minutes away.

Elk Mountain Ranch consists of 4215 deeded acres and a 640 acre state lease. A mile of the Medicine Bow River bottom with mature timber and a lush grass base provide the necessary needs for protection and nourishment for both wildlife and cattle. Within the tall stands of grass reside abundant Elk, Mule Deer and Whitetailed Deer. Trophy animals can be seen regularly as they call this ranch home. Ranging from the river bottoms up, O'Mara Creek and the Medicine Bow River sub irrigate 1460 acres of the riparian bottoms and over an additional 825 acres of irrigated native grass produces on average 2 tons of hay per acre. Early water rights from 1884 and 1896 are tied to this ranch. The ditches and laterals are maintained in excellent shape and are left stand for wildlife habitat. The stewardship on this ranch is second to none. One mile of Medicine Bow River frontage provides unlimited opportunities for those wanting to enjoy the outdoors. This ranch protects both banks of the river. Groves of willows and shrubs offer additional habitat and shelter for cattle and wildlife. Moose frequent O'Mara Creek as it winds through the western end of the ranch. All the waterways have created travel corridors for wildlife as they move daily from the daytime bedding areas to feed. The recreational opportunities are endless. Elk Mountain is historically known for its excellent hunting of high quality animals. Success in this area is historic. The fish in this area are abundant and rated up to 300 pounds of fish per mile by Game and Fish. Regardless of experience, anyone who likes to throw a line in the water can succeed. Stock ponds are located throughout the ranch and stock tanks on pipelines have been installed where needed. The irrigation ditches are in excellent shape and pipelines have been kept up. All fencing has been maintained and cross fencing has been installed to increase carrying capacity. After cutting the irrigated hay meadows, cattle thrive going into the winter months cleaning up the fields. A homestead lies off the banks of the river surrounded by mature timber. It is protected in the river bottom offering a peaceful setting of solitude amongst the wildlife. For anyone wanting to enjoy the outdoors, this ranch has it all. Irrigated native grass meadows and the sub-irrigated river corridor provide consistent feed for cattle. Approximately 825 acres of grass is cut annually with the potential to add additional irrigated acreage under the current water rights. Just under two thousand acres of rangeland and a 640 acre State Lease provide additional grazing. Not to leave out the 1835 acres of sub-irrigated ground which all combine to a higher cattle stocking capacity. All pastures are well watered and fenced for cattle. A cell tower lease will be transferred and is in contract until 2050. Along Interstate I-80 at the base of Elk Mountain, this operating cattle ranch offers additional recreational opportunities for the avid hunter or fisherman. Access is excellent as this property can be enjoyed year around. This ranch is located just over a mile from Elk Mountain, Wyoming.

Encompassing an impressive 44,311± total acres, including 9,006± deeded acres and 35,305± leased acres, The Slater Dixon Ranch is one of the premier ranch offerings in northwestern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Anchored by the renowned Slater Creek watershed, the ranch combines extensive live water, productive hay meadows, quality improvements, abundant wildlife habitat, and expansive grazing resources.The Slater Dixon Ranch spans 9,006± deeded acres across a diverse landscape of productive creek bottoms, irrigated hay meadows, sagebrush benches, oak brush ridges, aspen groves, pine-covered slopes, and high mountain parks. The ranch stretches across both Colorado and Wyoming, offering a remarkable variety of terrain and habitat. From the expansive hay meadows of the Slater Creek valley to the timbered slopes along the base of the Elkhead Mountains, the ranch provides both agricultural productivity and outstanding wildlife habitat. Approximately 2,551± acres of pivot irrigated and ditch/flood irrigated meadows and pastures contribute to the ranch's forage production, while extensive native grass pastures and mountain range support seasonal grazing operations. The combination of creek corridors, productive bottoms, timber, and upland country creates a balanced and highly functional landscape rarely found in a single ownership. The Willow Creek headquarters serves as the operational center of the ranch and is well-equipped to support a large-scale livestock operation. Improvements include three homes, a bunkhouse, two well-designed livestock handling facilities, and a substantial 60 x 130 shop building used for equipment maintenance and storage. The ranch also features the well-known Cantina, offering four guest suites with private bathrooms, a large kitchen, and gathering area suitable for entertaining family, guests, or hunting parties. Additional residences located throughout the ranch include a farmhouse overlooking Slater Creek and a creekside home positioned above the valley floor with sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. The improvements are functional, well-positioned, and support both agricultural and recreational uses. The Slater Dixon Ranch offers exceptional year-round recreational opportunities and supports some of the most diverse wildlife habitat in northwestern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Located within a major elk migration corridor, the ranch hosts substantial resident elk populations while thousands of migratory elk move through the property each fall and winter. Healthy populations of mule deer and pronghorn antelope are found throughout the ranch, along with moose, black bear, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote, sandhill cranes, and numerous other wildlife species. The ranch is particularly well known for its upland bird habitat, supporting populations of sharp-tailed grouse, sage grouse, and dusky grouse. One of the region's most significant sharp-tailed grouse leks is located on the ranch, highlighting the quality of the native habitat and long-term stewardship of the property. The combination of irrigated meadows, creek bottoms, sagebrush benches, oak brush ridges, timbered slopes, and mountain parks creates exceptional habitat diversity that supports wildlife throughout the year. Fishing opportunities are equally impressive. More than eleven miles of Slater Creek, along with Willow Creek, Green Creek, Grizzly Creek, and Douglas Creek, provide miles of private trout water supporting healthy populations of brook trout, brown trout and the occasional cutthroat trout. Deep pools, undercut banks, natural meanders, and healthy riparian habitat create excellent fishing opportunities throughout the ranch. The Slater Dixon Ranch is currently enrolled, together with neighboring ranches, in Colorado's Ranching for Wildlife (RFW) Program, creating access to a managed landscape encompassing more than 80,000 acres of premier big game habitat. Through this cooperative partnership with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, participating landowners work to enhance wildlife habitat through grazing management, water development, timber treatments, and other conservation practices that improve forage quality and overall herd health. For sportsmen, the program provides a unique opportunity to manage and hunt wildlife across a much larger landscape than the deeded ranch alone. The extensive acreage, combined with coordinated habitat improvements and wildlife management, supports healthy populations of elk, pronghorn, and an abundance of trophy-quality mule deer. The ranch and surrounding landscape are known for producing mature mule deer, with excellent genetics, habitat diversity, and management practices contributing to exceptional age class and antler quality. Combined with strong elk and pronghorn numbers, the ranch offers outstanding big game hunting opportunities across a vast and well-managed landscape. One of the most significant benefits of the program is the enhanced hunting opportunity afforded to participating landowners. Ranching for Wildlife properties benefit from improved access to big game tags and extended hunting seasons designed to maximize wildlife management objectives and hunting quality. Current season structures generally allow hunting opportunities from September 1 through January 31, providing an exceptionally long season and the ability to hunt during multiple phases of animal movement, migration, and rut activity. These extended seasons, coupled with the scale of the managed landscape, create opportunities rarely available on traditional private ranches. In addition to habitat benefits and hunting opportunities, participating landowners receive management tools designed to enhance both wildlife quality and recreational enjoyment. Enrollment in the Ranching for Wildlife Program is voluntary and subject to Colorado Parks and Wildlife requirements, but the ranch's current participation offers a future owner the opportunity to continue benefiting from one of Colorado's most successful wildlife management partnerships while enjoying access to more than 80,000 acres managed specifically for wildlife conservation and quality hunting. While the ranch is presently enrolled in the program, participation is voluntary, and a future owner may choose to continue enrollment, modify participation as allowed by program guidelines, or pursue alternative wildlife management strategies. Buyers are encouraged to consult directly with Colorado Parks and Wildlife regarding current program requirements, benefits, and enrollment opportunities. Beyond hunting and fishing, the ranch offers extensive recreational opportunities throughout the year. An established internal road system provides excellent access for horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, UTV exploration, wildlife viewing, and snowmobiling. Combined with direct access to nearby public lands and the scenic backdrop of the Elkhead Mountains and Slater Creek Valley, The Slater Dixon Ranch offers an exceptional blend of recreation, wildlife, and outdoor enjoyment across all seasons. Operated as a very productive cattle ranch, The Slater Dixon Ranch combines irrigated hay production, native grass pasture, and mountain grazing resources into a highly functional agricultural operation. Productive hay meadows, center-pivot irrigation systems, and extensive grazeable acres provide a strong forage base for livestock. The ranch is further enhanced by approximately 35,305± leased acres consisting of state and federal grazing permits and allotments that expand the ranch's operational footprint to approximately 44,311± total acres. Existing grazing permits and allotments contribute significantly to the carrying capacity and efficiency of the operation, making the ranch well-positioned for continued livestock production. Grazing Permits/Allotments BLM: Jack Rabbit Creek 04032 (0503944) - 2,192 Acres BLM: Peak 7308 04032 (0500470) - 1,182 Acres BLM: Four Mile 04511 (0500464) - 2,565 Acres CO State: Bakers Peak 46412 - 160 Acres WY State: 3-7071 - 640 Acres US Forest Service: (CO) Stewardship R10344 - 12,802 Acres US Forest Service: (WY) Roaring Fork S & G Allotment - 15,764 Acres (Not on Map) Water is one of the defining attributes of The Slater Dixon Ranch. More than eleven miles of Slater Creek flow through the ranch, creating productive riparian habitat and providing a reliable water source for livestock and wildlife. Additional live water resources include Willow Creek, Green Creek, Grizzly Creek, Crawford Creek and Douglas Creek. The ranch controls valuable senior water rights, including ownership in the number one rights on both Slater Creek and Willow Creek. Elk Lake (OVO Reservoir), which encompasses approximately 22 acres and stores up to 442 acre-feet of water, provides valuable late-season irrigation and stock water. Numerous springs, ponds, wells, and sub-irrigated meadows further enhance the ranch's water resources and overall productivity. 378 Acres +/- Pivot Irrigated 2,173 Acres +/- Ditch/Flood Irrigated Located in the transition zone between the Rocky Mountains and the high sagebrush country of northwestern Colorado and southern Wyoming, The Slater Dixon Ranch benefits from a four-season climate that supports both agriculture and recreation. Warm summers provide excellent growing conditions for hay production and livestock grazing, while cooler evenings and mountain influences create comfortable conditions throughout much of the year. Winter snowfall in the surrounding mountains contributes to annual runoff and helps sustain the region's streams, reservoirs, and irrigated meadows. Nearby mountain ranges average approximately 154 inches of snowfall annually, providing excellent snowpack and contributing to the region's valuable water resources. Winters bring snow-covered valleys and mountain landscapes, while spring and summer produce lush meadows, flowing streams, and productive grazing conditions. The crisp fall season is highlighted by changing aspen groves, active wildlife movement, and ideal weather for ranching and outdoor recreation. The area's combination of elevation, water resources, abundant sunshine, and diverse habitat supports healthy wildlife populations and productive agricultural operations year after year.   Northwest Colorado is surrounded by endless beauty and filled with history. The nearest towns include Slater, Craig, Hayden, and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The Slater Dixon Ranch is 45 minutes from Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The nearby town of Dixon, Wyoming, has a private airport with a 7000 x 75 ft runway just minutes from the ranch. The town of Steamboat Springs is located at 6,732 ft in elevation in Colorado's Yampa Valley. The area is known for receiving more than 300 days of sunshine annually and for its renowned Champagne Powder snow. It is home to the Howelsen Hill ski area and the Steamboat Ski Resort. Not only is Steamboat known for its legendary skiing & snowboarding, but the nearby hot springs are therapeutic in nature, especially after a long day on the slopes. Located near the city center, the long-standing Old Town Hot Springs is equipped with swimming, soaking pools, and water slides. This experience is worthwhile and fun for all ages.

The Shurtleff Ranch presents a rare and truly exceptional ownership opportunity, seamlessly blending a rich history, valuable natural resources, and stunning beauty across an impressive expanse of 686 acres in the heart of Swan Valley, ID. This expansive ranch is adorned with lush pastures that are further complemented by exceptional senior water rights from Rainey Creek, a tributary to the South Fork of the Snake River. This ensures a reliable water supply suitable for a variety of agricultural and ranching endeavors. The rich, fertile soil and abundant landscape create an ideal environment for cattle grazing, making it a stable and lucrative investment for cattle ranchers who are in search of high-quality land that effectively meets their diverse needs. In addition to its numerous agricultural advantages, the Shurtleff Ranch is perfectly suited for a variety of recreational pursuits. The picturesque landscape enveloping the ranch provides a host of outdoor activities, including nearby fly fishing on the South Fork of the Snake, hunting, waterfowl, horseback riding, and snowmobiling, offering something for everyone. This unique property truly offers both ranch living and the excitement of engaging in outdoor adventures, making it a truly remarkable investment opportunity for those seeking a well-rounded property. Properties of this caliber in Swan Valley, Idaho, are seldom available on the market. Be sure to seize this extraordinary opportunity while you still can before it slips away.

The Ryan Park Mountain Retreat is a rare offering featuring thoughtfully designed structures on more than 8 private acres at the edge of the Medicine Bow National Forest in the scenic mountain community of Ryan Park, WY. With luxury accommodations, privacy, and direct access to endless outdoor recreation, this exceptional property offers an extraordinary opportunity for a private retreat and a legacy mountain estate!Ideally located just minutes from the iconic and renowned Brush Creek Ranch, one of the West's premier luxury guest ranches, the retreat is surrounded by some of the finest outdoor recreation in North America. Situated in the heart of the Medicine Bow Mountains, you'll enjoy immediate access to thousands of acres of public land offering world-class snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, hunting, wildlife viewing, and cross-country skiing. Whether seeking adventure or peaceful mountain solitude, the Ryan Park Mountain Retreat places you in the center of one of the West's most coveted year-round sporting and recreation destinations. 1,948 sq. ft. Built in 2020 (new construction) Radiant in-floor heat with on-demand water heater Steel roof and steel siding 2x6 construction with 9-foot walls, spray foam insulation, and blown-in ceiling insulation 3-foot-wide doors for handicap accessibility Stained concrete floors throughout Spacious primary suite featuring a walk-in closet and walk-in tiled shower with multiple spray heads Guest bedroom Main bathroom with shower/tub combination and Onyx surround Corian countertops with integrated sinks in both bathrooms Large living room with expansive mountain views Gas fireplace with tile surround and built-in TV Open-concept floor plan Custom kitchen featuring: 9-foot island with sink and garbage disposal Additional full-size prep sink with disposal Granite countertops Radiant cooktop Microwave hood French-door refrigerator with bottom freezer drawer Dishwasher Custom hickory cabinetry with black glaze Specialty cabinet features including spice/utensil pull-outs, mixer lift shelves, double silverware drawer, and French-door pantry Mudroom/laundry room with pantry cabinets, coat closet, laundry sink, upper storage cabinets, and coat hooks 16 x 20 concrete patio Oversized attached garage with dedicated storage and utility rooms Large windows designed to maximize mountain views Low-maintenance exterior materials throughout 1,964 sq. ft. Completely renovated in 2026 New steel siding with shake accents Composite roof Stone exterior accents New plumbing and electrical systems Spray foam insulation New forced-air furnace Two electric storage heaters Accommodates 8-10 guests Two main-floor bedrooms Two loft bedrooms with built-in beds 12x8 trex deck walkout living room Firepit gathering Two full bathrooms One walk-in shower One shower/tub combination Corian countertops with integrated sinks Half bath Mudroom with built-in gear storage and utility room Kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and laundry cabinet with washer and dryer Hickory cabinetry Combination drywall and wood interior finishes Carpet and concrete flooring Built-in queen bed Toilet room Warm wood interior Propane heater Covered porch with 4x16 trex deck Tucked away among the trees for added privacy 30 x 60 steel building Concrete floor Wood-burning stove Radiant in-floor heat with boiler Built-in shelving Storage cabinets New well installed in 2020 Two new septic systems 400-amp electrical service 50-amp RV hookup 250 gallon overhead fuel tank Wood-frame shed with wood flooring The towns of Encampment, Riverside and Saratoga are all a short drive down the mountain and all sit between the western slope of the Snowy Mountain Range and the eastern slope of the Sierra Madre Mountain Range in the Medicine Bow National Forest. The area has long served as a hub for hunters, fishermen, ranchers, and outdoor enthusiasts exploring one of the west's largest outdoor playgrounds! In addition to the world class fishing opportunities, the surrounding Saratoga Valley offers outstanding year-round recreation providing access to hiking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, ATV trails, camping, mountain biking, and winter sports. Wildlife viewing and hunting are common to the area's culture adding to the appeal and western character! The area is known for its mountain landscapes, cool summer temperatures, open ranch country, and strong outdoor heritage. Situated in the the Snowy Range Mountains and surrounded by the Medicine Bow National Forest, the area offers expansive and majestic western views and endless recreational opportunities! The Retreat is about 20 minutes into Saratoga WY which provides convenient access to groceries, medical care, restaurants, and events. Shivley Field is suitable for most private and charter aircraft and Denver International Airport is approximately a 3.5-hour drive for longer-distance travel. Laramie and the University of Wyoming are just an hour away and Cheyenne and the Wyoming State Capitol a bit further leading to the Hustle and Bustle of the Colorado Front Range and the Interstate 25 corridor. Perfectly positioned in the Snowy Range Mountains on the edge of the Medicine Bow National Forest, this exceptional property offers the ideal setting and an extraordinary opportunity for a private family retreat, corporate getaway, vacation rental, or legacy mountain estate in one of the West's most sought-after sporting communities. The Retreat provides easy access for everything from world-class fly fishing in Saratoga to big game hunting and unlimited outdoor adventures next door in the Snowy Range and the unmatched outdoor Wyoming lifestyle! This is the opportunity to secure your place in a legacy community surrounded by natural beauty in the last frontier of the Great State of Wyoming!