Wooded Recreational Land with Wooded Views
This sloped recreational land showcases breathtaking 360-degree mountain views and is located just minutes from downtown Cascade, Idaho. The picturesque setting could be used to build a cabin, as a hunting retreat, or a private campground. This secluded location is a perfect refuge for area wildlife ideal for the outdoor enthusiast. This wooded off-grid property is less than a quarter of a mile from power and has an easement for access. Year-round county maintained roads are approximately 1.5 miles from the property. This mountain haven is also located less than a mile from public lands and 15 minutes from the beautiful public Horsethief Reservoir which offers fishing, boating for small craft boats, and camping.Located 1.5 hours from Boise in Cascade, Idaho. This area is known for its ample outdoor recreational opportunities. Popular activities to do in Valley County include ATV ridin...
This sloped recreational land showcases breathtaking 360-degree mountain views and is located just minutes from downtown Cascade, Idaho. The picturesque setting could be used to build a cabin, as a hunting retreat, or a private campground. This secluded location is a perfect refuge for area wildlife ideal for the outdoor enthusiast. This wooded off-grid property is less than a quarter of a mile from power and has an easement for access. Year-round county maintained roads are approximately 1.5 miles from the property. This mountain haven is also located less than a mile from public lands and 15 minutes from the beautiful public Horsethief Reservoir which offers fishing, boating for small craft boats, and camping.Located 1.5 hours from Boise in Cascade, Idaho. This area is known for its ample outdoor recreational opportunities. Popular activities to do in Valley County include ATV riding, hiking, hunting, mountain biking, rock climbing or camping. If that is not enough, Valley County is host to some of Idaho’s most beautiful waters. Among these are the Salmon River, Payette Lake, and Lake Cascade. These rivers and lakes are also known for their fishing which boasts diverse species including rainbow trout, Kokanee trout, salmon, steelhead and smallmouth bass. For those that love winter recreation, Valley County is home to Tamarack Resort, Brundage Mountain Resort, and The Little Ski Hill. Visitors and residents enjoy activities such as Nordic skiing, cross country skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and tubing. Another year-round activity to experience is soaking in the area hot springs. Cascade, Idaho is a small mountainous town situated along Highway 55 by the Lake Cascade Recreational Area. This state park is popular for the water sports it offers such as sailing, boating, swimming and windsurfing. It also has several developed campsites and hiking trails. Some of the local annual events in Cascade include the Valley County Fair, Cascade Thunder Mountain Days, the Buckskin Bill Rendezvous and Howdy’s Fishing Derby.
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