First Water Creek Mountain Retreat - Price Reduced

Wyoming Creek Fed Big Game Hunting Land

First Water Creek

A creek runs through it. Located just 70 miles Northwest of Casper, WY, the First Water Creek Mountain Retreat is a rare opportunity to own deeded land in the southern Bighorn Mountains. At the headwaters of the Powder River, this land with live water, cover and diverse topography lends itself to excellent wildlife habitat, plus it’s very visually pleasing. Imagine owning this private holding with access to thousands of acres of public land for limitless exploration and recreation. With direct county road access and First Water Creek, a perennial stream, the property lends itself to a mountain retreat with great hunting and recreation opportunities. This beautiful property boasts approximately 160 deeded acres along Bighorn Mountain Road in northwest Natrona County. It has just what everyone wants; live water, privacy and elbow room, trees, and diverse topography with timbered hillsides ridges, and open grassy slopes, all of which provide beautiful views to the east as you look towards Casper.

Big Game Hunting

The property is surrounded on three sides by BLM land that provides access to thousands of acres of hunting and other outdoor recreation. It lies in elk area 120, antelope area 73, and mule deer area 34.

Directions from Casper, WY

The red map pin on the Location/Locale tab indicates Arminto WY, approx. 18 miles south of the property. The directions are also provided below the Google map on the Location/Locale tab. To access the property from Casper, travel west on US Highway 20/26 approximately 45 miles to the Lost Cabin Rd (CR 104) turnoff. Proceed north on Lost Cabin Rd 8.5 miles. Lost Cabin Rd becomes Buffalo Creek Rd (CR 105) at the CR 108 junction in Arminto (¼ mile north of the RR tracts). Continue north 14.2 miles on Buffalo Creek Rd (CR 105) until you reach Bighorn Mountain Rd (CR 109). Turn left on Bighorn Mountain Road and travel 4.1 miles. The property is located on both sides of Bighorn Mountain Rd, just north of where First Water Creek crosses the road. See the Detail Maps tab for more information.