Chiloquin, OR (Klamath County)

With the combination of an open landscape, onsite famed trout waters, shared border with national forest and intimate seclusion, the Rocky Ford Ranch is a welcoming natural retreat. Totaling approximately 1,700 deeded acres, one thousand of these are comprised of native meadows and wetlands with the balance covered by the known timber of Oregon. Brimming with native rainbow trout that can be as large as 30, the Upper Williamson River meanders through the ranch for two and a quarter miles and provides solid year-round fishing. These famed fly fishing waters continue for another two miles onto the Winema National Forest, a 1.1 million-acre wildlife haven, which shares a common border with the Rocky Ford Ranch for over 9 ½ miles. These adjacent lands provide an excellent recreational area for fishing, big game hunting and hiking. With everyday amenities and a private air strip a 45-minute drive away in Chiloquin, Rocky Ford Ranch is an ideal recreational retreat with both seclusion and nearby conveniences.