Tall Timber on Willapa Ridge

Tall Timber on Willapa Ridge is the kind of property that reveals itself slowly. From Monohon Landing Road, an established access route climbs into a private forest where mature timber, fern-covered ground, filtered light, and the sound of natural springs create an unmistakable Pacific Northwest experience. The land feels removed and self-contained, yet the Willapa River, nearby boat ramp, power, and existing improvements keep it practical and accessible.

Approximately 641,000 board feet of merchantable timber spans 21.5 estimated harvestable acres. The stand is dominated by Douglas fir, with Sitka spruce, red alder, maple, and hemlock/whitewood also represented. Much of the timber ranges from approximately 35 to more than 65 years in age, giving the property both immediate resource value and continued growth potential. Weyerhaeuser timberland borders the parcel on two sides, extending the sense of privacy and placing the property within a broader working-forest landscape.

Game-camera photographs capture elk, black bear, and cougar roaming the property, drawn to its natural springs, dense cover, and connection to the surrounding timberlands. Power, an RV hookup, and a tall metal building configured for cleaning and handling game animals provide a functional base for recreation, hunting, forest management, or future improvements.

On the elevated southeast portion of the property, a potential building site overlooks the Willapa River and the surrounding valley, offering the possibility of building your own private estate. Tall Timber on Willapa Ridge brings together mature timber, wildlife, spring water, infrastructure, recreation, and future homesite potential, an uncommon opportunity to own a working forest with both present utility and long-term potential.