Wolf Bone Ranch
The Wolf Bone Ranch is comprised of 377 acres in a single contiguous block private deeded land, located 3 miles up Center Creek just east of Heber City and the Heber Valley.
Borders the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest for roughly 2/3 of a mile near the Hogsback Ridge, connecting the ranch to millions of acres of mountain forested lands out its back gate for both summer and winter recreation.
Access is from Center Creek Road, which is paved and plowed year round to within 1.5 miles of the ranch gate, followed by a graveled section to the ranch gate.
Mountain ranch with remarkable topographic and vegetative diversity within its borders, ranging from its Cottonwood lined creek bottoms, oak and maple benches, and pine and aspen dominated canyons.
Includes a 1/2 share of Center Creek Irrigation Company for drilling a culinary well.
A beautiful 1/2 mile stretch of the trout-rich Cente...
A beautiful 1/2 mile stretch of the trout-rich Center Creek forms the propertys north border, and numerous springs originate on the ranch, forming valuable riparian areas for wildlife.
Excellent habitat for moose, elk, and deer, all of which inhabit the ranch during most seasons of the year. For sportsmen, the ranchs private hunting is excellent.
Local Services of all types, including a private airport, are all conveniently found in nearby Heber City, only five miles west of the ranch.
Utilities include power service from Heber City Power & Light Company, located within 1/2 mile of the ranch in Center Creek Road. Culinary water would be by private well, and septic system for sewer. Gas supply would be propane tanks.
Government and zoning jurisdiction is through Independence Town, a small town within Wasatch County which was established in 2008.
From elevation to owner history
Search for detailed parcel information including; Elevation & Vegetation Maps, Ownership Information, Detailed Parcel Information, Crop History Map, Soil Survey Productivity Data, and more.
Research Parcel InformationDirections
5 miles east of Heber up Center Creek
Resources
Provided By
More by David Anderson
