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Details about the Country Home
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| County: Big Horn |
Type: Acreage |
Acres: 2500 |
| Address: Snowshoe Pass Road |
City: Shell |
State: Wyoming |
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Price:
$2,500,000.00 |
Status: Available |
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Description of the Country Home
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This exceptional 2,500 ± acre mountain ranch offers diverse uses and unlimited opportunity for the future owner. Situated along the west slope of the Big Horn mountains at elevations ranging from 8,200' - 9,300', with nearly four miles adjoining the Bighorn National Forest (BHNF). The Cloud Peak wilderness boundary is less than a mile away.
The diverse terrain offers great grazing from June through mid-October at about 2.5 AUMs, tremendous scenic views of the surrounding mountains and the Big Horn Basin, and habitat for elk, mule deer and moose!
There are numerous springs and a couple of perennial streams throughout the ranch, along with numerous pine, fir and aspen timber patches.
Seasonal vehicular access is made via BHNF Route 17 from just above Shell Falls on US-14, past the Shell Creek Ranger Station and south to the property. Winter access is via snowmobile, with the only snowmobile route between the north and south ends of the BHNF.
There is an older cow camp cabin on the property, used for both work and as a hunting camp. There are no zoning or other building restrictions on the property, allowing a new owner to do as they see fit. |
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