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Spectacular Alpine Ranch with Hunting and Fishing on the North Slope of the Uinta Mountains! The Hidden Bears Ranch is located on the North slope of the Unita Mountains 8,350 to 8,850 feet in elevation! Complete with power, water rights, fishing, hunting and other incredible recreation opportunities, this immaculate property has it all! The ranch's broad and gentle alpine valley has 1.5 miles of Mill Creek running through it, with water rights to flood irrigate large portions of the valley. Mill Creek offers excellent fishing for Native Cutthroat Trout. The gentle alpine landscape is an ideal mix of pine, aspen, open meadows, and river bottom. Tremendous elk habit, with a major concentration of elk occurring on the ranch during the fall rut, pushed there from the adjoining National Forest or the large CWMU to the ranch's north, which are hunted more heavily than are the elk on the Hidden Bears Ranch. Elk tags are over the counter. Trophy mule deer are also found on the ranch, and the ranch is in a general season deer unit. The base zoning allows for up to 11 subdivided lots if development is pursued. For the conservationist, the ranch is a prime candidate for a conservation easement. No conservation easements are in place yet, which leaves all the tremendous tax benefits of that possibility to the next owner. The Hidden Bears Ranch is some of the most aesthetic, yet usable alpine land found in the state of Utah, it truly doesn't get any prettier than this land.
Updated Description:
The Hidden Bears Ranch is comprised of approx. 900 acres and is located on the North slope of the Unita Mountains 8,350 to 8,850 feet in elevation! Complete with power, water rights, fishing, hunting and other incredible recreation opportunities, this immaculate property has it all! The ranch's broad and gentle alpine valley has 1.5 miles of Mill Creek running through it, with water rights to flood irrigate large portions of the valley. Mill Creek offers excellent fishing for Native Cutthroat Trout. The gentle alpine landscape is an ideal mix of pine, aspen, open meadows, and river bottom. Tremendous elk habit, with a major concentration of elk occurring on the ranch during the fall rut, pushed there from the adjoining National Forest or the large CWMU to the ranch's north, which are hunted more heavily than are the elk on the Hidden Bears Ranch. Elk tags are over the counter. Trophy mule deer are also found on the ranch, and the ranch is in a general season deer unit. The base zoning allows for up to 11 subdivided lots if development is pursued. For the conservationist, the ranch is a prime candidate for a conservation easement. No conservation easements are in place yet, which leaves all the tremendous tax benefits of that possibility to the next owner. The Hidden Bears Ranch is some of the most aesthetic, yet usable alpine land found in the state of Utah, it truly doesn't get any prettier than this land. Thank you so much!!
