Fiske Ranch

Located near the John Muir Trail in the Sierra Nevada, the Fiske Ranch is a 149-acre property in historic Greeley Hill. This rare find includes open meadows, timber land and forested green belts along Bean Creek. Near highway 132, the land includes rich habitat throughout the property. The year-around Bean Creek is fed by upstream springs and traverses the property's west side. The Fiske Ranch is ready for your dream home, ranch or retreat. Land The land ranges from 3200 to 3400 feet in elevation and has convenient, well-maintained access from Fiske and Converse Roads. The year-around Bean Creek is fed by multiple upstream springs and traverses the west side of the property. Nestled in the Stanislaus National Forest, this property includes ideal habitat for horse and cattle grazing, quail, deer and other wildlife and provides a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. Enrolled in the Williamson Act.

Improvements The property is fenced and cross-fenced with multiple access gates.

Recreation Countless activities are available on the ranch and in the surrounding hills, mountains, lakes, rivers of the Sierra Nevada. Lake McClure is just a 20-minute drive away and the immensely popular Don Pedro Reservoir is a short distance further, offering boating, watersports and fishing. The nearby Tuolumne and Merced Rivers flow down from the Sierras and provide excellent fly-fishing and recreation. Less than 30 miles east you will find yourself in Yosemite, one of the most picturesque National Parks in the US.

Agriculture Property is well suited for a variety of farm and ranch uses, including cattle/livestock.

Region & Climate The region has a rich history in the gold mining era and continues to provide a Gold Rush feel in Greeley Hill and in the other neighboring communities in Mariposa and Tuolumne County. The area provides enjoyable climate, shopping, entertainment, dining and other resources to residents and visitors.

History This property is owned by one of the original founding families of the Greeley Hill area, just a short drive up from historic Coulterville. The region has a rich history in the gold mining era and continues to provide a Gold Rush atmosphere in Greeley Hill and in the other friendly nearby communities such as Groveland, Coulterville, Sonora and Mariposa.

Location Greeley Hill is in the northern part of Mariposa County along County Road J-132 (Greeley Hill Rd.) which follows the famous John Muir Trail route. The ranch is about halfway between Sonora and Mariposa, east of Historic Coulterville and a short drive to Yosemite National Park. Greeley Hill and nearby towns and communities provide plentiful shopping, dining and other resources and amenities to residents, along with close access to Yosemite National Park. Numerous international airports are a few hours drive to the west, north and south.