Bull Elk Creek Ranch consists of 422 rolling acres situated in the coveted north end of Teton Valley, Idaho. Majestic views of the Teton Range and Yellowstone Park create the skyline to the east and north, while the Big Hole Range provides a stunning sunset view. The majority of the property is currently utilized for barley production. However, a conversion to favor recreation over agriculture could be easily accomplished. Several phenomenal ridges pose spectacular options for homesites. Bull Elk Creek Ranch is a natural migration corridor for big game including Mule deer, elk and moose. Sharp-tailed grouse, Ruffed grouse and Hungarian partridge are present in huntable populations on the ranch. Set in the midst of the greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, fly fishing, golf, hiking, mountain biking, downhill and Nordic skiing are all available out the backdoor. With the resort towns of Driggs and Jackson Hole 15 minutes and 45 minutes away, respectively, Bull Elk Creek Ranch holds a unique combination of Rocky Mountain amenities.