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Med Bow Tr 28, Rock River
$62,400
20261590 MLS
35 Acre Albany County WY Recreational Property This 35 acre property in Albany County offers an opportunity to own open land in the plains of southeastern Wyoming. Located near Wheatland Reservoir 3, the property provides a balance of accessibility, recreation, and potential for future use. With county road frontage and power available at the road, the parcel offers practical access and utility considerations for a range of uses. The land is primarily composed of open grasslands, creating a relatively level and usable landscape. This terrain can support a variety of activities such as building a residence, establishing a seasonal camping setup, or holding the property for recreational use. The openness of the property allows for expansive views of the surrounding plains and distant mountain ranges in multiple directions, offering a sense of space that is characteristic of this region. The nearby Wheatland Reservoir 3 is a public lake that provides a range of outdoor amenities. The reservoir includes a boat ramp, restroom facilities, and multiple access points for day use. It is known locally for fishing opportunities, including walleye and trout, making it a convenient destination for outdoor recreation within a short distance of the property. Access to this public resource enhances the usability of the land for those interested in fishing, boating, or spending time outdoors. In addition to water-based recreation, the surrounding area is recognized for hunting opportunities. There are multiple public access areas nearby, which can provide opportunities for hunting a variety of species. Wildlife commonly found in the region contributes to the recreational appeal of the property for those interested in outdoor pursuits. The property is located approximately 20 minutes from Rock River, where basic amenities such as fuel, dining, and limited services are available. For more comprehensive services, shopping, and healthcare, Laramie is located roughly one hour away. This proximity allows for a balance between rural living and access to essential services. Access is provided via maintained county roads, which support year round entry depending on seasonal conditions. The presence of power at the road may simplify the process of establishing utilities if development is considered, though buyers should verify availability and connection requirements with local providers. This parcel presents a combination of location, access, and nearby recreational resources. Whether used for building, camping, or as a base for outdoor activities, the property reflects the characteristics of Wyoming’s plains region while remaining within reasonable distance of nearby towns and services. For more information or to schedule a showing, contact Land Specialist Drue Meyer at 307-421-9221

Med Bow Tr 28, Rock River

Tr 66, 73 BLC, Rock River
$68,000
20261290 MLS
70 Acre Recreational Property This 70 acre property in Albany County, Wyoming offers a combination of open space, access to outdoor recreation, and proximity to regional amenities. The land consists of gently rolling grasslands that provide multiple potential uses, including recreational activities, seasonal use, or a future building site. The property is located near Wheatland Reservoir 3, a public lake known for fishing opportunities including walleye and trout. The reservoir also supports a variety of other activities such as boating and swimming, offering a convenient nearby option for outdoor use. The surrounding area provides access to large tracts of public land, creating opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, and other forms of recreation. The terrain is characterized by native grasses and gradual elevation changes, making the property accessible and usable across much of the acreage. The open landscape allows for extended views of surrounding mountain ranges in multiple directions. These views contribute to the overall setting without limiting the functional use of the land. The property is situated within reasonable driving distance of several communities. The towns of Rock River and Medicine Bow offer basic services, dining, and supplies within a short drive. Larger amenities can be found in Laramie, located approximately one hour away, where options include shopping, medical services, and additional recreational facilities. The surrounding region carries a strong sense of Wyoming history, with nearby areas such as Medicine Bow and Elk Mountain contributing to the cultural and historical context of the location. These areas provide additional points of interest for exploration and learning about the region’s past. This property presents an opportunity to own acreage in a location that balances rural characteristics with access to outdoor activities and nearby towns.

Tr 66, 73 BLC, Rock River

5451 W Yellowstone Highway, Mills
$1,813,838
20261069 MLS
Three commercial development parcels totaling 18.56 acres are available along the highly traveled Yellowstone Highway / Highway 20-26 corridor in Casper, Wyoming. This corridor carries strong daily traffic including commuters, regional travelers, heavy trucking, and energy production transportation, with additional flow generated by the nearby Salt Creek Cutoff connection. Traffic counts average approximately 26,946 vehicles per day, providing excellent visibility and access. This listing features Lot 4 (13.88 acres) priced at $1,813,838. Additional parcels, listed separately, include Lot 2 (2.38 acres) at $829,382 and Lot 3 (2.30 acres) at $701,316. Parcels may be purchased individually or assembled for larger development opportunities. The location is well suited for travel-oriented retail, food service, franchise concepts, contractor services, logistics support, or commercial development. With limited food and service options currently along this stretch of highway, the area presents a strong opportunity for restaurant or quick-service development to capture commuter, truck, and industrial traffic. City water and sewer will be available, and parcels can be further subdivided to accommodate a variety of development plans. Casper serves as the economic hub of central Wyoming, supporting industries including energy, logistics, healthcare, and regional retail, with a metro population of approximately 80,400 residents. Flexible parcel sizes, strong traffic exposure, and a strategic location along a major regional transportation route make this a compelling opportunity for developers, investors, and owner-users. For more information or if interested at looking at the property, contact RE/MAX The Group agents Charlie Shopp, Claire Marlow, or Dylan Heide at 307-265-0200.

5451 W Yellowstone Highway, Mills

5451 W Yellowstone Highway, Mills
$829,382
20261068 MLS
Three commercial development parcels totaling 18.56 acres are available along the highly traveled Yellowstone Highway / Highway 20-26 corridor in Casper, Wyoming. This corridor carries strong daily traffic including commuters, regional travelers, heavy trucking, and energy production transportation, with additional flow generated by the nearby Salt Creek Cutoff connection. Traffic counts average approximately 26,946 vehicles per day, providing excellent visibility and access. This listing features Lot 2 (2.38 acres) priced at $829,382. Additional parcels, listed separately, include Lot 3 (2.30 acres) at $701,319 and Lot 4 (13.88 acres) at $1,813,838. Parcels may be purchased individually or assembled for larger development opportunities. The location is well suited for travel-oriented retail, food service, franchise concepts, contractor services, logistics support, or commercial development. With limited food and service options currently along this stretch of highway, the area presents a strong opportunity for restaurant or quick-service development to capture commuter, truck, and industrial traffic. City water and sewer will be available, and parcels can be further subdivided to accommodate a variety of development plans. Casper serves as the economic hub of central Wyoming, supporting industries including energy, logistics, healthcare, and regional retail, with a metro population of approximately 80,400 residents. Flexible parcel sizes, strong traffic exposure, and a strategic location along a major regional transportation route make this a compelling opportunity for developers, investors, and owner-users. For more information or if interested at looking at the property, contact RE/MAX The Group agents Charlie Shopp, Claire Marlow, or Dylan Heide at 307-265-0200.

5451 W Yellowstone Highway, Mills

5451 W Yellowstone Highway, Mills
$701,316
20261067 MLS
Three commercial development parcels totaling 18.56 acres are available along the highly traveled Yellowstone Highway / Highway 20-26 corridor in Casper, Wyoming. This corridor carries strong daily traffic including commuters, regional travelers, heavy trucking, and energy production transportation, with additional flow generated by the nearby Salt Creek Cutoff connection. Traffic counts average approximately 26,946 vehicles per day, providing excellent visibility and access. This listing features Lot 3 (2.30 acres) fronting West Belt Loop, priced at $701,316. Additional parcels, listed separately, include Lot 2 (2.38 acres) at $829,382 and Lot 4 (13.88 acres) at $1,813,838. Parcels may be purchased individually or assembled for larger development opportunities. The location is well suited for travel-oriented retail, food service, franchise concepts, contractor services, logistics support, or commercial development. With limited food and service options currently along this stretch of highway, the area presents a strong opportunity for restaurant or quick-service development to capture commuter, truck, and industrial traffic. City water and sewer will be available, and parcels can be further subdivided to accommodate a variety of development plans. Casper serves as the economic hub of central Wyoming, supporting industries including energy, logistics, healthcare, and regional retail, with a metro population of approximately 80,400 residents. Flexible parcel sizes, strong traffic exposure, and a strategic location along a major regional transportation route make this a compelling opportunity for developers, investors, and owner-users. For more information or if interested at looking at the property, contact RE/MAX The Group agents Charlie Shopp, Claire Marlow, or Dylan Heide at 307-265-0200.

5451 W Yellowstone Highway, Mills

6500 Spike Road, Natrona
$150,000
20260929 MLS
Escape to the top of Pine Mountain with this incredible 40-acre Wyoming property offering privacy, recreation, and breathtaking 360° views. Bordering nearly 30,000 acres of State Land with additional nearby BLM pockets, this property provides exceptional access to wide-open Wyoming terrain and outdoor adventure right out your back door. Wildlife is abundant proven trail camera footage shows elk, pronghorn antelope, and turkey frequenting the area, making this a fantastic opportunity for hunters, nature lovers, or anyone looking for a true Wyoming recreational retreat. With no HOA and no subdivision you have the freedom to create the property you envision. The land features varied topography with several potential build sites, perfect for an off-grid homestead, seasonal getaway, or private hunting basecamp. Leave it natural and enjoy it as your own piece of untouched Wyoming, or develop a custom retreat overlooking the vast landscape below. If you’ve ever wanted to feel like the king of Pine Mountain, this is your chance. Call Chelsea Wilde today at 541-633-0671 to walk the land and see if this is where your Wyoming journey or your next hunting adventure begins.

6500 Spike Road, Natrona

Tr 1,2 Peterson, Wheatland
$275,000
20260888 MLS
This 90 plus acre property is located in Sybille Canyon outside Wheatland in Albany County, Wyoming. The surrounding area is known for its open landscape, rolling hills, and the presence of the Laramie Mountains, which frame much of the regional scenery. The property offers a combination of accessible terrain, varied elevation changes, and direct adjacency to public land, making it suitable for a range of residential, recreational, and land use considerations. Access to the property is a practical advantage. The parcel features highway frontage, which supports consistent year round travel. In addition, a county road runs along the west side of the acreage, creating another defined and reliable access point. These routes make it easier to enter the property in various weather conditions and allow for potential future placement of driveways, utility corridors, or planned building sites without difficulty. The land itself consists of rolling hills typical of the Sybille Canyon region. This terrain provides a mixture of elevated vantage points, gentle slopes, and natural breaks in the topography. The elevation variation creates multiple possible building areas, each with its own view orientation and landscape character. The rolling nature of the property also allows for natural drainage patterns and provides visual interest across the acreage. One of the defining features of the property is its mountain views. The Laramie Mountains form a prominent backdrop and are visible from many areas on the land. These views contribute to the sense of space and openness that characterizes the region. The property also borders Bureau of Land Management ground. This direct adjacency provides additional opportunities for recreation, as BLM lands typically support activities such as hiking, wildlife viewing, and seasonal hunting where permitted by state regulations. Adjoining public land can also create a larger perceived landscape by extending the usable open space beyond the private parcel. The presence of wildlife is common in Sybille Canyon, and the blend of hills, grasses, and nearby public land creates a habitat that may support a variety of species. While specific wildlife use can vary by season and local conditions, the area is known for open range habitats and the broader ecological characteristics of the Laramie Mountain foothills. The property is located approximately 30 miles southwest of Wheatland. This distance gives owners a balance between privacy and access to basic amenities. Wheatland offers fuel, groceries, restaurants, hardware supplies, medical services, and other necessities. The manageable drive time provides convenience while still allowing the property to maintain a rural setting away from concentrated development. Power is approximately 0.4 miles from the southeast corner of the property, but confirmation would require direct inquiry with the local utility provider. Water would typically require drilling a well, and wastewater management would be through a septic system, subject to Albany County regulations. The rolling terrain may allow for multiple potential building envelopes depending on a buyer’s plans. The acreage provides flexibility for a variety of land uses. Options may include creating a primary residence, building a seasonal cabin, maintaining the property for recreation, or using it as a base for outdoor activities in the region. The direct border with BLM land may be especially valuable for those interested in access to larger tracts of open terrain.

Tr 1,2 Peterson, Wheatland

Tr 1-16, Medicine Bow
$54,500
20260852 MLS
This 70-acre property in the Wytex Ranch of Albany County, Wyoming, offers a secluded setting surrounded by open country and expansive views. Situated off the beaten path, it provides a mix of privacy and accessibility, making it suitable for recreational use, cabin construction, or a quiet getaway. The landscape is defined by rolling grasslands that offer panoramic views of the surrounding prairie and distant hills. The open terrain supports native vegetation and attracts local wildlife, including pronghorn antelope that frequent the area. A seasonal water source is located in the southeast corner of the property, contributing to its natural diversity and utility for habitat or limited livestock use. The property is zoned agricultural, providing flexibility for recreational or rural land uses. Annual taxes for 2025 were $294.78. Access to the property is insurable, ensuring practical entry for both short-term and long-term use. While off-grid, the location provides opportunities for self-sufficient living or recreation through solar or wind power, a common setup for properties in this part of Wyoming. The Wytex Ranch includes covenants intended to maintain the quality and appearance of the area, though there is no homeowners association or ongoing fees. These covenants help preserve the natural setting without imposing restrictive oversight, allowing owners to enjoy the property while maintaining the landscape’s open character. The property lies approximately 30 minutes from the historic town of Medicine Bow, where amenities include a hotel, restaurant, and gas station. Larger cities such as Casper and Laramie are about two to two and a half hours away, offering additional shopping, dining, and services. This combination of rural seclusion and reasonable proximity to town conveniences makes the property both accessible and private. Contact Land Specialist Drue Meyer at 307-421-9221

Tr 1-16, Medicine Bow

00 County Road 305, Kemmerer
$3,000,000
20210792 MLS
A Rare Legacy Property – Your Private Wyoming Wilderness Retreat Tucked away behind its own private locked gate and accessed by a mile-long scenic driveway, this remarkable property has been cherished by the same family for generations — and now, it’s ready for a new chapter. Whether you’re a passionate outdoorsman, a wildlife lover, or someone seeking peace and solitude, this land offers everything you’ve dreamed of and more. Nature at Its Finest Wander through lush aspen groves, where a natural spring bubbles up from the earth — a favorite watering spot for elk and mule deer that call this land home. Explore the sagebrush flats and rolling draws on the outer edges, where antelope often wander freely under the wide Wyoming sky. From all sides, the property rises gently toward a flat-topped summit that offers breathtaking views for miles — a perfect vantage point to watch the sunrise, sunset, or the passing wildlife. Unparalleled Access to the Outdoors This land borders State and BLM property, expanding your access to endless opportunities for hunting, fishing, and recreation. The Hams Fork River, flowing along the boundary, is a fly fisher’s paradise, teeming with rainbow and brown trout. Just a few miles away, Viva Naughton Lake shimmers in view, ideal for boating, lake fishing, or a quiet afternoon by the water. Hunters will love that this area offers over-the-counter elk and deer tags, meaning guaranteed hunts every year. And if you ever want to explore farther, simply saddle up or hop in your side-by-side — millions of acres of BLM, State Trust, and National Forest land are just across the road. Four-Season Adventure Awaits When winter sets in, trade your fishing rod for a snowmobile — the surrounding mountains and valleys offer endless snowmobiling and ice-fishing opportunities, ensuring year-round fun. The Ultimate Outdoor Escape Whether you’re into hunting, fishing, horseback riding, snowmobiling, or just crave solitude in the wild, this land delivers it all. It’s rare to find a property that offers such privacy, beauty, and access to adventure — a true Wyoming gem that must be seen to be believed.

00 County Road 305, Kemmerer

Lot 31, Medicine Bow
$40,000
20260645 MLS
This 38 plus acre property is located within Cassidy River Ranch in Carbon County, Wyoming. Situated at approximately 6,700 feet in elevation, the parcel consists of level to gently rolling native grassland with expansive views of surrounding mountain ranges and open plains. The landscape features wide open space and natural terrain that supports a variety of wildlife throughout the year. The ranch is located near Wyoming Highway 487 with convenient access to U.S. Interstate 80, providing regional connectivity while maintaining a rural setting. The property’s proximity to established roadways allows for straightforward access without sacrificing the sense of space that defines this part of southern Wyoming. Cassidy River Ranch is an area known for its historical significance. Archaeological discoveries in the broader ranch area have included dinosaur bones, historic teepee rings, and buffalo bones, reflecting the long-standing presence of Indigenous peoples and early western history. The Wilcox Station, located near the ranch, was the site of the Overland Pacific Flyer train robbery associated with Butch Cassidy. The event was later portrayed in the film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. These historical references are part of the regional heritage that contributes to the character of the surrounding landscape. The property itself offers flexibility for a variety of permitted uses subject to county regulations and covenants. The open topography provides multiple potential building sites with panoramic views. Native grasses dominate the terrain, making it suitable for recreational use, equestrian activities, or other agricultural or residential applications consistent with local zoning and ranch guidelines. Buyers are encouraged to verify utilities, building requirements, and land use regulations with the appropriate authorities. Wildlife is commonly observed in the area, including pronghorn and mule deer. Birds of prey such as red tailed hawks, bald eagles, and golden eagles are known to frequent the region. The property is located in Wyoming Game and Fish Hunt Area 47 for antelope, Deer Hunt Area 64 or Region J for deer, and Elk Hunt Area 7. Prospective buyers should confirm licensing requirements and regulations with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. A notable feature of Cassidy River Ranch is the establishment of more than 300 acres of Riverfront Commons. Each ranch owner holds an equal deeded interest in this shared area. The commons includes approximately two miles of private river frontage along the Little Medicine Bow River and access to a private fishing reservoir for use by property owners in accordance with ranch guidelines. This shared amenity expands the recreational opportunities available beyond the individual parcel boundaries. The combination of acreage, highway access, native grassland terrain, mountain views, shared river access, and regional history creates a property that supports a range of recreational and residential possibilities. Whether used for seasonal recreation, hunting access, equestrian activities, or a future homesite, this 38 plus acre parcel within Cassidy River Ranch offers open space and natural surroundings in Carbon County, Wyoming. For questions or showings please contact Land Specialist Drue Meyer at 307-421-9221

Lot 31, Medicine Bow

TR 1 & 4 Olson Rd, Wheatland
$132,500
20260481 MLS
This 10-acre tract is located in Platte County, Wyoming, southwest of Wheatland. The property offers a combination of usable acreage, legal access, and utility availability that supports a range of agricultural and recreational uses. The parcel features frontage along a county-maintained road, providing year-round legal access. Power is available at the county road, allowing for straightforward utility connection subject to provider requirements. The property includes irrigation water rights, adding functional value for agricultural use, pasture improvement, or other water-dependent land management activities. The land is generally open and usable, with terrain suitable for grazing, small-scale farming, or recreational purposes. Its location down the interstate from Glendo Reservoir places it within an area known for outdoor recreation opportunities, including fishing, boating, and water-based activities just 45 minutes away. This property is approximately 15 minutes from the town of Wheatland, where services such as grocery stores, fuel, medical facilities, dining, and agricultural suppliers are available. Additional nearby communities include Guernsey, located roughly 40 minutes to the northeast, and Chugwater, approximately 25 minutes to the south. These towns provide supplemental services and amenities while preserving the rural character of the area. The acreage size and layout make this property well suited for buyers seeking manageable land with water rights, road access, and utility availability. Potential uses may include agricultural production, livestock grazing, recreational use, or future improvements subject to county zoning and permitting requirements. No guarantees are made regarding development or land use approvals, and buyers are encouraged to verify all details with local authorities. With its combination of irrigation water rights, county road frontage, and proximity to Wheatland Reservoir 1, this Platte County property presents a practical opportunity for those looking to own land in southeastern Wyoming with access to both natural resources and nearby services. 10 acres in Platte County, Wyoming Located southwest of Wheatland near Wheatland Reservoir 1 County road frontage with year-round legal access Power available at the county road Includes irrigation water rights Approximately 15 minutes from Wheatland Open, usable terrain suitable for agricultural or recreational use Rural setting with nearby access to services and amenities Please Contact Land Specialist Drue Meyer with questions or to set up a showing at 307-421-9221

TR 1 & 4 Olson Rd, Wheatland

4127 US HWY 26, Dubois
$529,900
20260437 MLS
Discover the perfect Wyoming getaway on this 30.02-acre parcel ideally located just off US Hwy 26. Surrounded by sweeping mountain vistas, this pristine piece of vacant land offers endless possibilities for your dream home, cabin retreat, or recreational escape. Bordering both National Forest and BLM lands, the property provides direct access to thousands of acres of public land—ideal for hiking, horseback riding, hunting, and exploring. Abundant wildlife roam the area, creating a true Wyoming wilderness experience right outside your door. Conveniently situated 60 minutes from Jackson Hole Airport and within easy reach of Yellowstone National Park, this location places world-class adventure, scenery, and amenities within a short drive. With its natural beauty, easy access, and unmatched privacy, this acreage offers a truly beautiful building site for your Wyoming dream.

4127 US HWY 26, Dubois

Ranger Road, Casper
$70,000
20260070 MLS
41.47± Acres | West of Casper Near Pine Mountain No HOA, No Covenants, No Road Maintenance Agreement Located west of Casper, Wyoming near Pine Mountain, this 41.47± acre parcel offers wide-open space, flexible use, and a cleaner ownership structure than many nearby land offerings. The property is not subject to an HOA, subdivision covenants, or a road maintenance agreement, giving buyers more freedom and fewer ongoing obligations as they plan for future use. The parcel sits just off Ranger Road with access from the county-maintained Natrona County Road 209. This provides a balance of privacy and accessibility, with year-round access into a quiet rural setting that still remains within reach of Casper. Zoned RAM (Ranch, Ag, and Mining), the land supports a wide range of potential uses, including a future homesite, recreational base, small-scale agricultural use, or long-term land investment. The terrain is relatively flat and usable, with native grasses, scattered sage, and open pasture ground throughout. Power is approximately ¾ of a mile away, and wells and septic systems are common in the surrounding area. The property has been surveyed, with markers in place. There is also an interior fence line that runs through the property but does not follow the boundary lines. Wide-open views stretch across the land, with Pine Mountain rising to the west and expansive Wyoming skies in every direction. Wildlife is common in the area, including antelope, deer, birds of prey, and the occasional elk. This is a straightforward Wyoming land opportunity with space, flexibility, and fewer restrictions than many nearby parcels - all just a short drive from Casper. For more information or to schedule a tour, contact Derek Zarello with United Country Real Estate | Zarello Land & Legacy at 402.310.5026.

Ranger Road, Casper

Beaver Creek Road, Shell
$525,000
20260067 MLS
This 35+/-acre parcel in Big Horn County Wyoming is located near Leavitt Reservoir and provides a mix of terrain with accessible ground for outdoor activity and future development. The property lies approximately one-half mile from Leavitt Reservoir, which is undergoing expansion that will increase its surface area and associated recreational access. Access to the property is available via maintained county roads leading from the Shell area. The parcel’s location places it within close proximity to extensive public lands. Out the back of the acreage, thousands of acres of public land extend into the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains. These lands offer opportunities for hiking, hunting, off-road travel, and other outdoor activities. The Big Horn Mountains lie to the east and south of the property area and provide a scenic backdrop along with access to additional recreation resources in the Bighorn National Forest and surrounding zones. Beaver Creek and Shell Creek are nearby watercourses that traverse the local landscape, contributing to the region’s varied geologic character and opportunities for seasonal wildlife activity. Residents and visitors benefit from access to regional amenities in nearby towns. The community of Shell is located north of the property and provides local services and access to Highway 14. The town of Greybull lies approximately 15 miles to the southwest and provides additional services, retail options, and access to US Highway 16/US Highway 20 corridors for travel throughout the region. Cody, a larger community offering expanded commercial, cultural, and travel services, is located about 50 miles to the west via US 14 and associated highways. This property’s location in Big Horn County places it within a landscape that supports varied outdoor pursuits. Recreational opportunities in the vicinity include hiking and wildlife viewing in the Bighorn Mountains, fishing and non-motorized recreation at reservoir sites, and riding or exploring public land access routes. The parcel’s connectivity to public lands can enable extended day trips into more remote areas to pursue hunting, motorized trails, or scenic excursions. This 35+/- acre parcel to be split from a larger parcel. Subject to approval from Bighorn County Planning and Zoning board.

Beaver Creek Road, Shell

Buzzard Road, Rawlins
$355,000
20255617 MLS
560 ACRE RENDLE VIEW MINI-RANCH Over 560 Acres for your own Mini-Ranch off of County Rd. 497 Borders over 2,560 Acres of BLM lands. Where you can escape to the views of Rendle Hill, Green Mountain, Whiskey Peak, and the Ferris Mountains. To the north of the property is The Ferris Mountains WSA encompasses 22,245 acres of BLM-administered land and one private inholding of 160 acres. The study area is steep and rugged, providing unusual and spectacular scenery. Ferris Peak is the highest point in the Great Divide Basin at 10,037 feet and rises some 3,000 feet from the valley floor. Large stands of Douglas fir, interspersed with grassy parks create an alpine setting. The Ferris Mountains WSA, in combination with its relatively large size, diversity and ruggedness, contains outstanding opportunities for a primitive and unconfined type of recreation. The WSA's ridges, canyons, valleys and meadows offer outstanding opportunities for hiking, hunting, camping and backpacking, A climb to Ferris Peak offers an exceptional hiking experience, where visitors must pick their own routes because there are no trails to the top. Hunting within the WSA is considered exceptional and the scenic values are unique to the region. Independence Rock was the most-noted landmark of the wagon trails west of Fort Laramie. The rock derived its name from a party of fur trappers who camped and celebrated Independence Day near the rock on July 4, 1830. Eventually, thousands of emigrants camped at the foot of this 1,900 feet long by 850 feet wide granite outcrop. They carved their names and messages into the granite, using Independence Rock as a bulletin board for Oregon Trail travelers. In 1961, it was designated a national historic landmark managed by the State of Wyoming. Today, the site contains a footpath that goes around the base of the rock, interpretive exhibits that tell the trail story, visible trail ruts (a deep wagon swale passes beneath the path's footbridge, and emigrant inscriptions. Hiking is allowed on the rock; however, please avoid walking on the earliest inscriptions as they are wearing thin. BLM land borders along the property boundaries which may also be available to lease. These parcels give you many opportunities for recreating or for agricultural uses such as grazing. There are no utilities and no fenced in borders currently. Hunting eligibility meets the acreage requirements for landowner tags with approval from Wyoming Game and Fish to confirm availability for Elk Zone 111 and Deer Zone 87. Resources in Rawlins, Wyoming are 16 miles south and access is ideal just off the County Rd. 497 which connects directly to Highway 287. Building in Carbon County RAM Zone is primarily agriculture / mining and has restrictions as to what is built in the zone, you can contact the Carbon County Zoning office in Rawlins. OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE !!

Buzzard Road, Rawlins

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