Warm River, ID (Fremont County)

A timbered, 80-acre retreat set in eastern Idaho, the North Woods Preserve provides access to world-class angling, scenic views and incredible privacy. A quarter-mile of Henrys Fork frontage borders the property, and the Caribou-Targhee National Forest is another boundary. Below the Upper and Lower Mesa Falls, this section of the Henrys Fork River is one of the most scenic and private stretches of water in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. This river is one of the most publicized and famous trout streams in the United States and is known for its huge rainbows and lunker brown trout. Onsite wildlife includes populations of moose, deer, elk, grizzlies, black bears, eagles and osprey. Predominately a timbered alpine setting, North Woods Preserve at Warm River also offers several opportunities for homesites. With surrounding views of the Teton Mountain Range, live water and national forest, the incoming landowner can create an incredibly scenic retreat. Power and phone currently run to the property. Located in the town of Warm River, the recreational delights of Driggs and Teton Valley are a 40-minute drive while the resort town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming is less than an hour and a half away.