Triangle Recreation Lot

Private 5-acre parcel close to BLM land, ideal for an off-grid cabin or retreat. New well produces 37+ GPM, offering a strong water source. Enjoy secluded surroundings close to Triangle Reservoir with sweeping Owyhee Mountain views. Located in hunting unit 40 with excellent elk, deer, antelope, and upland bird opportunities. A perfect spot for recreation, building, or investment. Land 5 acres offering the freedom to build, recreate, or create your ideal getaway. With a newly drilled well producing 37+ GPM already in place, the property is ready for your vision, whether that’s an off-grid cabin, homestead, or weekend retreat.

Recreation Tucked into Idaho’s rugged backcountry, Triangle is a hidden gem for those seeking adventure and solitude. Explore miles of trails perfect for hiking, horseback riding, and ATV excursions, along with ample opportunities for camping and big-game hunting. This remote setting offers an ideal off-grid escape where you can truly disconnect and take in the surrounding wilderness. Though access requires a bit of rugged travel, the payoff is unmatched—expansive views, abundant wildlife, and endless exploration beneath Idaho’s wide, star-filled skies.

Region & Climate Triangle, Idaho, experiences a continental climate with cold, snowy winters and warm, dry summers. Winters can be harsh, with temperatures often dropping well below freezing and significant snowfall, making travel challenging. Summers are typically warm but comfortable, with daytime highs in the 70s-80s°F and cooler nights. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures and stunning seasonal changes, with vibrant wildflowers in spring and golden aspen groves in autumn. The region’s high elevation and remote location contribute to its crisp, clean air and wide temperature swings between day and night.

History Located in the remote reaches of Owyhee County, Triangle, Idaho is less a traditional town and more a geographic reference point in one of the state’s most rugged and untouched regions. Set near Triangle Reservoir in a high-desert landscape, it offers immediate access to vast BLM land and serves as a gateway to the Owyhee backcountry and canyonlands. Steeped in a rich legacy of Native American presence, early exploration, and the 1800s mining era, the area carries strong ties to Idaho’s frontier history. Its true value lies in its location—defined by wide-open space, striking terrain, and a deep connection to the land—making it an ideal setting for those seeking solitude, recreation, and an authentic off-grid experience.

Location Hwy 45 South, Hwy 78 South past Murphy, right onto Orean Loop Rd, right onto Bachman Grade/Triangle Rd for approx. 25 miles.