John Wood

$1,190,000

92.97 Acres

Kemmerer, Wyoming, 83101

Located just minutes outside Kemmerer, Wyoming, this meticulously crafted log home epitomizes rustic luxury, commanding breathtaking views of the Hams Fork River and the majestic Uinta Mountains. Set on 92 acres of pristine land, the property is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, boasting sightings of pronghorn antelope, mule deer, moose, and a resident brood of sage grouse.Improvements The main log home itself is a testament to craftsmanship, featuring sturdy, hand-hewn logs that blend harmoniously with the natural surroundings. Inside, vaulted ceilings adorned with exposed beams create a sense of spaciousness, while large windows frame panoramic views of the rugged landscape.Surrounding the main residence are multiple outbuildings and corrals, designed to accommodate ranching activities and provide ample storage for outdoor gear. The property’s unique appeal is further enhanced by its direct border with 600 acres of public land, offering unrestricted access to endless recreational opportunities including hiking, hunting, and fishing.Despite its secluded feel, the location offers convenient access to urban amenities, with Salt Lake City and Park City, Utah, just a short drive away. Whether you seek a serene retreat or an active outdoor lifestyle, this log home and its sprawling acreage provide an unparalleled blend of tranquility and adventure in the heart of the American WestShop #15056 square ftcement floors/electricalShop #2 Steel Frame3000 square ftgravel floor/electrical16’ doorsBuilding #31280 square ftgravel floor/Lean-to Recreation Kemmerer, Wyoming, and its surrounding area offer a variety of recreational activities that cater to both outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking cultural and historical experiences.The Hams Fork River, which runs near Kemmerer, is known for its excellent fishing opportunities. Anglers can try their luck catching trout and other fish species in this scenic river. Nearby reservoirs, like Fontenelle Reservoir, also offer boating, kayaking, and additional fishing options. The Uinta Mountains provide a picturesque backdrop for hiking and exploring nature. Trails range from easy strolls to challenging hikes, offering opportunities to observe wildlife and enjoy breathtaking mountain views. Notable trails include those in the Bridger-Teton National Forest and nearby national parks. Kemmerer is famous for being near the Green River Formation, which has yielded numerous fossils including fish, reptiles, and plants from the Eocene Epoch. Visitors can participate in guided fossil digs or explore public dig sites to uncover their own fossils. Kemmerer and the surrounding area boast a rich history tied to mining and the Old West. Visitors can explore historic sites such as the Fossil Country Frontier Museum, which showcases local history and exhibits on paleontology. During the winter months, nearby areas such as the Uinta Mountains and Bridger-Teton National Forest offer opportunities for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. The terrain transforms into a winter wonderland, providing outdoor enthusiasts with ample opportunities for cold-weather recreation.  Agriculture Ranching is a predominant agricultural activity in the area, with many ranches raising cattle and sheep. The vast open spaces and availability of natural grazing land make it ideal for livestock production. Ranchers often practice both cow-calf operations and sheep herding, taking advantage of the expansive public lands adjacent to private ranches.Region & Climate Kemmerer, Wyoming, experiences a semi-arid climate typical of the Intermountain West region. Here are the key characteristics of the climate in Kemmerer:Temperature: Summers in Kemmerer are generally warm during the day with average highs ranging from the mid-70s to low-80s Fahrenheit (around 24-28°C). However, temperatures can occasionally reach into the 90s Fahrenheit (32-37°C) during hot spells. Nights tend to be cool and comfortable, with temperatures dropping into the 40s and 50s Fahrenheit (5-15°C).Winters are cold and snowy, with average daytime highs in the 30s and 40s Fahrenheit (around 0-9°C). Nighttime lows often dip below freezing, averaging in the teens and 20s Fahrenheit (-7 to -2°C). Periodic cold snaps can bring temperatures well below zero Fahrenheit (-18°C).Precipitation: Precipitation in Kemmerer is relatively low, with an annual average of around 15 inches (about 38 cm). Most of this precipitation falls as snow during the winter months, contributing to seasonal snowpack in the nearby mountains. Summers are generally dry with occasional thunderstorms bringing brief but intense rainfall.Sunshine: Kemmerer enjoys abundant sunshine throughout the year. Summers are typically sunny and clear, while winter skies can be partly cloudy with occasional snow showers.Wind: Like many areas in Wyoming, Kemmerer can experience windy conditions, particularly in the spring and early summer. Wind speeds can occasionally be strong, influenced by weather patterns moving across the Great Basin and Rocky Mountains.Climate Variability: The climate in Kemmerer is influenced by its high elevation (approximately 7,000 feet or 2,100 meters above sea level) and its location in a valley surrounded by mountains. This can lead to temperature inversions in the winter, where cold air becomes trapped in the valley while warmer air remains aloft.Overall, Kemmerer’s climate is characterized by distinct seasons, with warm summers and cold winters, relatively low precipitation, and plenty of sunshine throughout the year. These conditions shape the local landscape and contribute to the area’s agricultural patterns and outdoor recreational opportunities.Location The property described, overlooking the Hams Fork River and the Uinta Mountains, is located just outside Kemmerer, Wyoming. Kemmerer is a small city in Lincoln County, situated in the southwestern part of the state. Here’s an overview of the location and nearby amenities:Nearest Airports:Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC): Located approximately 150 miles (240 km) south of Kemmerer, Salt Lake City International Airport is the largest airport in the region, offering domestic and international flights.Rock Springs-Sweetwater County Airport (RKS): About 85 miles (137 km) east of Kemmerer, this regional airport provides limited commercial service and is primarily used for general aviation.Nearest Towns:Diamondville: A small town adjacent to Kemmerer, known for its historical ties to coal mining.Cokeville: Located northwest of Kemmerer, known for its rural character and outdoor recreational opportunities.Afton: To the northwest of Kemmerer, Afton is known for its scenic beauty and proximity to the Bridger-Teton National Forest.Closest Amenities:Grocery Stores and Shopping: Kemmerer has several grocery stores, pharmacies, and small shops catering to daily needs. Larger shopping options can be found in nearby cities like Rock Springs or Evanston.Restaurants and Dining: Kemmerer offers a variety of dining options, including local cafes, diners, and restaurants serving American cuisine. Some options may include local specialties.Medical Facilities: Kemmerer has a hospital and medical clinics providing healthcare services to residents and visitors.Outdoor Recreation: The property’s proximity to the Uinta Mountains and public lands offers abundant outdoor recreational opportunities such as hiking, fishing, hunting, and wildlife viewing.Cultural and Historical Sites: Visitors can explore local museums, historic sites, and attractions such as the Fossil Butte National Monument, which is known for its fossil discoveries.While Kemmerer itself is relatively small, it provides essential amenities and serves as a gateway to the natural beauty and outdoor adventures of southwestern Wyoming. For more extensive services and facilities, larger cities like Salt Lake City, Utah, are within a few hours’ drive, offering additional shopping, dining, and cultural opportunities.

$412,500

75 Acres

Riverton, Wyoming, 82514

Hubenka Farm & Hunting Retreat – 75+/- Acres of Pasture, Wildlife, and Mountain ViewsLocated in a prime central location between Lander, WY and Riverton, WY, this 75+/- acre property offers a rare combination of irrigated pasture and prime hunting grounds. The land includes approximately 27+/- acres of lush, irrigated pasture, ideal for grazing or farming, and is complemented by expansive wooded river bottom along the Wind River. Land The remainder of the property features diverse wildlife habitats, making it a sportsman’s paradise with abundant opportunities for hunting and outdoor recreation.The property is beautifully framed by stunning mountain views, creating a scenic backdrop for both farming and leisure activities. The river bottom provides excellent cover for wildlife, and the area is known for its hunting potential, offering opportunities for a variety of game species. Whether you’re seeking a working farm, a recreational retreat, or a blend of both, this unique property provides the best of both worlds.With easy access to both Lander and Riverton, this central location provides a perfect balance of rural tranquility and proximity to local amenities. The mix of irrigated pasture, hunting land, and riverfront access makes this property a rare find in the Wyoming landscape.Recreation  Hunting: The property is a haven for hunters, offering excellent opportunities for big game such as mule deer, elk, and antelope, as well as smaller game like pheasants and waterfowl. The wooded river bottom provides natural cover and an abundance of wildlife, while the Wind River itself offers prime habitat for both migratory birds and native species.Fishing: With over a mile of Wind River frontage, the property provides direct access to exceptional fishing. Cast for trout or explore other local fish species in this well-stocked river. The Wind River’s peaceful waters offer a tranquil environment for both avid anglers and casual fishermen.Hiking & Wildlife Watching: The varied terrain of the property, including its wooded areas and riverbanks, offers fantastic opportunities for hiking and wildlife viewing. Explore the river bottom or wander through the hills, where you might spot deer, wild turkey, eagles, and other native wildlife. The mountain views add a stunning backdrop to your outdoor adventures.Camping: The expansive acreage and peaceful surroundings make this property an ideal location for camping. Set up camp along the river or in one of the many scenic, secluded areas on the property to enjoy a night under the stars in this serene and private location.ATV Riding & Off-Roading: With its varied landscape and wide-open spaces, the property is perfect for ATV enthusiasts. Explore the fields, river bottom, and surrounding areas on your ATV, or take a ride through the nearby backcountry for even more adventure.Photography & Nature Exploration: Whether you are a professional photographer or simply an outdoor enthusiast, the property’s natural beauty makes it an ideal place to capture the perfect shot. The diverse landscapes, abundant wildlife, and stunning mountain vistas provide endless opportunities for nature photography.Equestrian Activities: With over 27+/- acres of irrigated pasture, the property is well-suited for horses. You could develop trails or simply enjoy horseback riding through the open fields, along the river, and in the nearby foothills.Winter Sports: The nearby mountains and terrain offer potential for winter sports such as snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, or snowmobiling, allowing for year-round enjoyment of the property.Agriculture This property offers 27+/- acres of irrigated pasture, ideal for livestock grazing or hay production. The fertile land is well-suited for a variety of agricultural uses, including cattle, horses, or sheep, and the irrigation system ensures reliable water supply throughout the growing season. With its rich soil and central location, the property provides a solid foundation for a productive farming or ranching operation, while offering scenic views and access to abundant natural resources.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The property includes 100-200 acre-feet of water rights, providing ample irrigation capacity for the 27+/- acres of irrigated pasture. These water rights ensure a reliable water source for agricultural use, allowing for optimal pasture growth and livestock production. The water rights are an essential asset, offering flexibility for farming or ranching operations and enhancing the property’s overall agricultural potential.Region & Climate Located in central Wyoming, between Lander and Riverton, this property benefits from a semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are warm and dry, with temperatures typically ranging from the 70s to 90s°F, ideal for growing hay or grazing livestock. Winters are cold, with snowfall common in the higher elevations, providing a picturesque winter landscape and potential for winter recreation. The region receives moderate precipitation, making the water rights a valuable resource for irrigation. The area’s diverse landscape, including river bottoms, rolling hills, and mountain views, offers a unique combination of agricultural productivity and outdoor recreation.

$63,000

3 Acres

Thermopolis, Wyoming, 82443

Discover wide-open Wyoming living just minutes from the heart of Thermopolis! This spacious 3-acre parcel offers the perfect blend of rural tranquility and in-town convenience. Enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding hills and big Wyoming sky while being only a short drive from downtown shops, schools, and the world-famous Hot Springs State Park.A water tap is already installed, saving you time and expense when it’s time to build.Land Power is nearby, and the lot offers plenty of space for your dream home, hobby farm, or vacation retreat. With easy access to paved roads and the amenities of Thermopolis, this property combines small-town comfort with open-range freedom3 acres of level to gently rolling landWater tap installed and ready for connectionMinutes from downtown Thermopolis and Hot Springs State ParkExpansive mountain and prairie viewsIdeal for building, recreation, or investmentWhether you’re looking to settle down, build a getaway, or hold a piece of Wyoming’s beautiful countryside, this property is a rare find in a great location. Recreation Thermopolis is a small town with big outdoor opportunities, famous for its hot mineral springs, rugged landscapes, and authentic Western charm. Whether you’re into soaking, hiking, fishing, or exploring, there’s something for everyone here.Hot Springs State ParkAt the heart of Thermopolis is Hot Springs State Park, home to the world’s largest mineral hot springs. Visitors can relax year-round in the free State Bath House, or swim in nearby private pools with slides and spas. The park also features scenic walking trails, colorful mineral terraces, picnic areas, and even a bison herd roaming the hillsides.Outdoor AdventureThermopolis is surrounded by dramatic terrain perfect for hiking, biking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing. Trails wind through badlands, red rock canyons, and along the Bighorn River, which cuts right through town. The nearby Wind River Canyon offers stunning drives, photo ops, and world-class fly fishing.Fishing and BoatingThe Bighorn River is one of Wyoming’s premier blue-ribbon trout streams, drawing anglers from all over for rainbow and brown trout. Boaters and kayakers enjoy scenic floats through the canyon and downriver toward Boysen Reservoir.Hunting and WildlifeThe surrounding lands provide prime habitat for elk, deer, antelope, and upland birds, making Thermopolis a basecamp for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Birdwatchers can spot eagles, hawks, and numerous migratory species throughout the year.Culture and HistoryBeyond outdoor fun, Thermopolis offers rich history through the Wyoming Dinosaur Center, featuring real excavation sites and one of the largest fossil collections in the world. The Hot Springs County Museum captures the area’s Wild West past with exhibits on ranching, railroads, and outlaws.Winter ActivitiesEven in winter, recreation doesn’t slow down. Locals enjoy snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and warming up afterward in the steaming mineral pools—an unbeatable Wyoming experience.