The unique geological formations are a stunning backdrop to the beauty of this pristine and alluring valley. The John Day River meanders almost two miles thru the heart of the ranch's beautiful landscape, where the current cattle grazing & hay operation is utilized on both east and west sides of Hwy 19. There are 1076 acres deeded acres bordered by private holdings and 2500 acres of BLM lands with out the gate grazing permits for 101 AUM, located on the Wheeler/Grant County line. The 1918 river water rights on 56 acres are under flood irrigated gated pipe. Topography ranges from the fertile river bottom at 2000 feet upwards to over 4000 ft. with sage and juniper covered hillsides. There are modest cattle facilities, corrals, barns and numerous storage buildings on both sides of the ranch plus a 12x20 hunting cabin. A 103 foot private bridge rated at 20,000 pounds accesses the 2224 sq. ft energy efficient home featuring 3 bedrooms, 3 ba, with tile & wood accents throughout. Breathtaking views are from every window. 36x46 shop, modest 2/1 rental home, and garden area with fruit trees with a 60 GPM domestic spring complete the package. Hunting, fishing, rock hounding and horseback riding are just a handful of other recreational opportunities this has to offer. LOP tags are available in the North Side Unit. The property surrounds 40 acres of National Park Service known to passersby as Cathedral Rock and also borders the Longview Ranch. Great small operation with diversity nestled in a serene setting located in rural eastern Oregon.