Hazelton Cirque Ranch

Ranch Description

This ranch is the true embodiment of everything the Bighorn Mountains, in Wyoming, has to offer. This 1,161 deeded acre ranch is in one contiguous block at the end of Upper Doyle Creek Road, which is also accessible via Gold Mine Road, south of US Highway 16, situated at the southern sloped Hazelton Peak, Hesse Mountain and Hazelton Pyramid. The ranch has a multitude of prolific springs and ponding opportunities. There are no access easements through the property to any other users. This is an incredible hunting and fishing opportunity fit for one or several cabin sites. The entire north and east boundaries are adjacent to National Forest Service for approximately 2.6 miles. There are three private land owners that border the property on the southeast boundary. The south end is primarily bordered by State of Wyoming. The west end is a 241 acre BLM lease held by the owner. The views of this property take in the entire Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem to the west, the Cloud Peak Wilderness to the north, the Greater Hazelton Mountain Cirque to the north and east, and timbered slopes and parks to south and west. The North Fork of the Powder River oxbows into the property on the northwest end and runs into the BLM on the west end of the property, flowing south into Dull Knife Reservoir. This phenomenal hunting and fishing ranch is a rare investment opportunity. The ranch is roughly fifty percent timbered and interspersed with open spring-fed sub irrigated meadows. This ranch has not been offered to the market since it was homesteaded.