25 acre off Kokopelli Trail, Westwater Canyon, Grand County, UT
Have your own piece of private and secluded haven with this 25 acre parcel off Kokopelli Trail a world famous trail that goes from Westwater Launch to Cisco. This property is right by the Westwater Canyon Boat Launch on the Colorado River. Westwater Canyon is the first whitewater stretch on the Colorado River in Utah. The canyon is seventeen (17) miles long and includes Class IV rapids.
Whats cool about this property is that the original wagon trail from Gunnison to Salt Lake City went past this property. Also, this is one of the few privately owned parcels in this area and in Westwater Canyon. This area and property is surrounded by BLM land in all directions! Make sure to watch the end of the listing video showing this. World class recreation at your fingertips.
The opportunities that land offers can be endless a place to build your future home, a getaway spot for your weekend recr...
The opportunities that land offers can be endless a place to build your future home, a getaway spot for your weekend recreation, or simply an investment in US real estate! This is one of the few properties to come for sale in this area so don't miss the opportunity.
Compared to Similar Comps in the Thompson Springs/Westwater Canyon area, our 25 acre beauty is way under market price. Take advantage of this deal before its too late!
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- You will want to use GPS coordinates to access and the app OnXmaps will be very helpful as well. I describe the best access route in the listing video. Access is from the Westwater Canyon/Boat Launch and via the Kokopelli Trail. Theres a road on two sides of the property.
- There are other property owners with homes back here so they are accessing their properties somehow. I would think building some sort of temporary bridge or the Cisco access route would be the way to go. This area is special and secluded and folks are living and using property back there, so there is a way to access. Buyer will need to perform DD and visit and explore options. I was able to access myself and have shared access routes in the listing video and notes. Contact with questions.
- Buyer is responsible for performing their own due diligence and viewing at their own discretion.
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