This prestigious recreational property is located on the east slope of the Big Horn Mountains about an hours drive from Buffalo, Wyoming. It consists of 200 deeded acres with a State of Wyoming lease of 80 acres lying contiguously to the south of the deeded acres. Doyle Creek, a small mountain stream brimming with brook trout, winds its way through the meadows providing a natural wildlife corridor for the better part of a mile. Located at the end of the road with no outside access allowed, this outstanding recreational property abuts the Big Horn National Forest boundary for 3/4 of a mile allowing access to some of the finer elk hunting found in that end of the mountain range. The road is completely covered by private easements from the turn off at the Hazelton Road, and the property is only accessible by vehicle in the months that Mother Nature allows. There is limited access during the winter months by using a snow vehicle of some type. A private bridge which crosses Doyle Creek is the only structure on the property. There are some wonderful sites to build on either in the meadows or perhaps in the more secluded spots found in the lodge pole pine forest. There are no utilities on the property. Price: $1,000,000.