Fruitland, UT 84119(Duchesne County)

About half of the Uintas is forested with fir, spruce, pine, and aspens. There are 545 miles of hiking trails, and some are the old Spanish trails. The area's old Spanish gold mines are the stuff of legend. There are also nice campgrounds available.

Less than 40 miles away is the town of Myton, near Nine Mile Canyon. In the canyon is an incredible collection of Native American rock art, reputed to be the greatest collection of rock art sites in the U.S.. Much of this art predates written history, and was done by the Ute and Fremont tribes. One of the hunting scenes is the most photographed Native American rock art in the country. You will find the area to be delightful and easily accessible . In addition to traveling the canyon by car, you can hike or enjoy mountain biking to the various pictograph and petroglyph art sites.

The beautiful Strawberry River is 18 miles long, 14 miles of which is protected by the Nature Conservancy. The river has excellent trout fishing, both along the Blue Ribbon Section and the lower Strawberry River. It is also a great location for challenging whitewater sports. The land along the river has dogwood and willow trees, and the area is inhabited by elk, moose, deer, bear, and cougar.

From Vista Valley Estates you can go west to Fruitland on Highway 40, or to the Strawberry Reservoir area about 13 miles away. The reservoir has large cutthroat trout and rainbow trout. There are Forest Service campgrounds and other recreational facilities, several paved boat ramps, and a restaurant at the Strawberry Bay Marina & Lodge.

Just a couple miles east of Vista Valley Estates, Highway 40 intersects with State Highway 208, giving convenient access to the north. You can take Highway 208 then Highway 35 north deep into the Wasatch National Forest.

From Vista Valley Estates you can also take Highway 40 further east to the county seat of Duchesne , Starvation State Park, and Starvation Reservoir.

Less than a quarter of a mile from the subdivision you can go south on Red Creek Road, a scenic drive through beautiful Red Creek Canyon. In about five miles you come to the gorgeous Strawberry Pinnacles continue through Strawberry River Canyon. Farther south is the Ashley National Forest. The forest is 1,384,132 beautiful acres with elevations from 6,000 feet to 13,500 feet.

These properties are lots 73 and 74 in Unit 2 of the Vista Valley Estates subdivision. They have platted road frontage on their south side. These lots are less than 1/5 mile south of a huge acreage of state owned land, and that state owned land is adjacent to the Uinta National Fores.! Power is currently about 556 yards south of the properties.

Finance Price: $5,475 + $195 document fee. First payment of $294 covers the document fee and $99 goes towards the property. Finance the balance for as little as $86.49 per month over 7 years. We do not run a credit check, everyone qualifies for financing.

Cash Discount Price: $5,122 (includes document fee)