Wilderness Point is also conveniently located close to the Dent Bridge and Dworshak Reservoir, which offers plenty of recreation, including boating and water sports. Both residents and visiting fishermen love to fish for kokanee salmon, rainbow trout and smallmouth bass in the reservoir. Other outdoor sporting activities such as hunting, camping, atving and hiking are also all at your fingertips. Furthermore, Wilderness Point is within 15 miles of Orofino, Idaho. Orofino, Idaho was originally known as a gold rush town and its name even derives from Spanish origin meaning fine gold. Today the area is known for its mountain beauty and year round recreational opportunities. Less than an hour drive from the Lewiston/Clarkston metro area, Orofino serves as popular weekend retreat for many residents of the Lewis/Clark valley. Orofino is a host to many local sportsman tournaments and community events including the Clearwater Country Fair and the Orofino Lumberjack Days.

Parcel D consists of approximately 20.01 acres, but if you are looking for more land consider purchasing one or more of the adjacent lots.