Washington Hunting Land for Sale with Inactive and Recently Sold Properties over 1000 Acres

The Columbia River Overlook is a unique property and rare offering. The views are a must see from this 2025 acres consisting of 5 separate parcels. The property has incredible views the Columbia River and the mouth of the Wenatchee River. In the back

Whisky Mountain Ranch: A perfect hunting Ranch, Mule Deer, White Tail, Black Bear, Cougars, and Coyotes. Plus, upland birds and water f.. l Includes a custom-built home, 5 big spring-fed lakes, & mature marketable timber. The Ranch borders public lan

The Snake River Retreat features 1985 acres consisting of 3 separate tracts with views of the Snake River. Over 3,500 of Penawawa Creek frontage. Large shop with 2 bedroom living quarters that just needs your finishing touches and still leaves plenty

The Rufus Woods River Ranch located on the Columbia River consists of 103 individual parcels totaling 2,135 acres. 22 of these parcels have frontage on the Columbia River which is known for Great fishing in this area. The views from this property of

Happy Hill Angus Ranch Beautiful Okanogan Ranch 1371.53 Acres in total. Okanogan's wide-open spaces. The landscape is impressive, with a spring-fed pond and grassy pasture bottoms providing grazing opportunities and wildlife habitat. Stunning 360-deg

This is a rare opportunity to own 4910 acres with Amazing views of the Columbia River Valley below. Zoned 1 home per 20 acres and within a short commute to Wenatchee. Good access to the property off the Malaga Alcoa Hwy and roads throughout. The prop

Patit Creek Ranch: This exceptional hunting and recreational ranch with renewable energy development potential, and income potential, nestled in the mountains of Columbia County, Washington, is a rare opportunity. Located just nine miles south east o

Washington State GU 133 Big Game Hunting Property and Recreational Land Sale Located in the Columbia Mountains just North of Davenport, Washington and South of Two Rivers / Fort Spokanethat includes The Columbia and Spokane River, also known as Lake