Backed up to the Wasatch-Cache National Forest, private land, and BLM ground with a Forest Service Road access permit, this piece makes a fine base camp for outdoor recreation or a potential off-the-grid cabin build site. Located approximately halfway between Hardware Ranch and Bear Lake, the way the crow flies, this mountainous terrain opens the door to endless outdoor recreation opportunities. Bring your RVs, ATVs, and mountain bikes and explore the miles of dirt roads and off-road trails on the surrounding public land. Enjoy horseback riding, hunting, hiking, backpacking, camping, and fishing on creeks and springs. Otter Creek Spring, Rock Creek, and Curtis are a few of the nearby creeks to fish for cutthroat, brown, and rainbow trout. A water trough system is just south of the property on the public land and there are stock water rights with the land. This area is known for trophy mule deer and mature elk herds. Game trails are evident on the property, winding through the spruce, aspen groves, and plenty of elk and deer tracks. Set up camp on the northwest corner of the property, there is plenty of space for hunting parties. The terrain is wooded and mountainous, with moderate to steep slopes granting panoramic views of Bear Lake to the north and the canyons to the south. The stars in the night sky shine exceptionally bright, so relax and enjoy stargazing without all the city's light pollution. There is a potential off-the-grid cabin build site on this gradual slope to the north, where you can enjoy panoramic views. Build a personal storage shop with a camper or cabin with off-grid requirements in mind. No power, utilities, or services of any kind are available, so solar panels or portable generators are needed. This could be the mountain retreat you have been waiting for. Contact Dave, Ann, or Austin to schedule a tour.