David Anderson

$3,500,000

520 Acres

Hanksville, Utah, 84734

The historic 'Cat Ranch' is available for the first time in decades. An extremely rare private inholding in the Henry Mountains which is located south of Hanksville and is strategic to several National Parks. Surrounded by world famous mule deer hunting in the Henry Mountains unit, and home to genetically pure wild buffalo herds that free-roam 'The Henrys'. The Cat Ranch has a year-round creek and irrigation rights for 80 acres, and its 520 acres sits on the flanks of 10,741 ft Mount Hillers, with views of 11,522 ft Mount Ellen. The ranch has a 3,200 sq.ft. home and garage building, and a large free-standing shop. Evidence of past Native American inhabitants is easily found on the ranch. The 'one-of-a-kind' label is not misplaced when describing the Cat Ranch.

$7,200,000

4,337 Acres

Clarkston, Utah, 84305

The Steel Canyon Ranch is now offered in three smaller portions - the Birch Creek Ranch, Old Quigley Canyon Ranch, and The Meadows Ranch. Please visit A5 Real Estate's website for a full brochure download, drone video, and interactive map of each of these. Located northwest of Clarkston and straddling the Utah/Idaho border, this premium mountain recreational and grazing ranch ranges from 5,200 ft to 7,300 ft in elevation, and borders National Forest for over 8 miles across several canyons. With over 1.6 miles of Clarkston Creek, plus numerous springs, small creeks, natural and manmade ponds, stockwatering tanks, and a small water storage reservoir, the wildlife and livestock on the ranch never have far to travel for a drink. The owners have filed on 10 water rights between the UT Div. of Water Rights or ID Dep. of Water Resources. The ranch offers excellent big game hunting for both mule deer and elk in two states. For livestock the ranch provides summer grazing for cattle or sheep, includes a small USFS grazing permit, and has good perimeter fencing on north portion, and a solid set of working corrals.

$5,950,000

2,082 Acres

Fairview, Utah, 84629

The Skyline Ridge Ranch is situated on the top of the Wasatch Plateau mountain range in central Utah, surrounded by the 1.4 million acre Manti-LaSal National Forest, and accessed from the famed "Skyline Drive". As one of the largest private land holdings on this entire mountain range, this rare block of private land runs from 8,000 feet to over 9,500 feet in elevation. The landscapes of the Skyline Ranch are dominated by large healthy aspen stands, punctuated by dense pines on its northern exposures, and by large alpine meadows which sweep across its gentle plateau-like topography. The numerous lush canyon bottoms are full of springs and small creeks, and almost 2 full miles of Gooseberry Creek runs directly through the ranch. Gooseberry Creek offers excellent fly fishing for surprisingly large cutthroat and rainbow trout that reach over 20" in length, which flourish in its cold and clear high-mountain waters. Lake fishing for larger trout can also be enjoyed within walking distance of the ranch border, in the well-stocked Gooseberry Reservoir located on National Forest land. The Skyline Ranch protects areas considered critical for elk calving, and the large resident elk herds that inhabit the ranch through late fall offer some of the best hunting opportunities for trophy elk in all of Central Utah. This area is also a favorite of many trophy mule deer hunting, largely due to the areas jaw-dropping alpine aesthetics. ALSO OFFERED WITH AN ADJACENT LISTING CALLED THE CABIN HOLLOW RANCH (940 additional acres for $3,950,000)

$3,950,000

940 Acres

Fairview, Utah, 84629

The Cabin Hollow Ranch is situated on the top of the Wasatch Plateau mountain range in central Utah, surrounded by the 1.4 million acre Manti-LaSal National Forest, and accessed from the famed "Skyline Drive". As one of the largest private land holdings on this entire mountain range, this rare block of private land runs from 8,000 feet to over 9,500 feet in elevation. The landscapes of the Skyline Ranch are dominated by large healthy aspen stands, punctuated by dense pines on its northern exposures, and by large alpine meadows which sweep across its gentle plateau-like topography. The numerous lush canyon bottoms are full of springs and small creeks, and miles of Gooseberry Creek runs directly through a portion of this ranch, and miles of this stream are easily accessed from the ranch downstream, but requires miles of hiking for the public. Gooseberry Creek offers excellent fly fishing for surprisingly large cutthroat and rainbow trout that reach over 20" in length, which flourish in its cold and clear high-mountain waters. Lake fishing for larger trout can also be enjoyed within walking distance of the ranch border, in the well-stocked Gooseberry Reservoir located on National Forest land. The Skyline Ranch protects areas considered critical for elk calving, and the large resident elk herds that inhabit the ranch through late fall offer some of the best hunting opportunities for trophy elk in all of Central Utah. This area is also a favorite of many trophy mule deer hunting, largely due to the areas jaw-dropping alpine aesthetics. ALSO OFFERED WITH AN ADJACENT LISTING CALLED THE SKYLINE RIDGE RANCH (2,082 additional acres for $5,950,000)