Lemhi County, Idaho Land For Sale (23 results)

Looking for the perfect spot to start your homestead? This 9.79-acre building lot in beautiful Carmen Creek is a rare find! Tucked just minutes from Salmon, ID, in the Black Hawk Subdivision, this property offers incredible views of the Continental Divide and the peaceful privacy you've been searching for.The lot is ready for your vision, with underground power and telephone conveniently located at the edge of the property. Enjoy easy, year-round access and good CC&Rs that protect your investment while still allowing you the freedom to live the lifestyle you want. Best of all, the back of the property borders public land, giving you endless space to explore right from your backyard.Your neighbors in the Black Hawk Subdivision would be other large-acreage building lots and custom homes. This is not your average subdivision, and deserves a look. A road has been built to access the building site, and initial clearing of a building pad has been started. This property is ready to start the building process.The local area is an outdoor enthusiast's dream. Access to the Salmon River is just a short drive from the property, where some of Idaho's best fishing and white-water rafting can be found. A quick drive towards the Montana border would bring you to the slopes of Lost Trail Ski Area. The town of Salmon has all the amenities needed to enjoy a rural lifestyle.Whether you're dreaming of a custom home, a horse property, or a peaceful retreat, this property is your blank canvas. Opportunities like this don't come around often come see the potential for yourself!

This is an off-grid property with good access located in the McKim Creek drainage near Salmon. It is comprised of 6 different contiguous tax parcels, totaling just over 37 acres. With some dirt work and excavation, this could be a great place for an off-grid cabin or hunting camp.Priced at tax-assessed value and minutes from the Salmon River.

This 357 acre third generation cattle ranch is set up to run year round. Includes a home, machine shed with one enclosed bay, calving barn, corrals, granaries, irrigated hay and pasture and dry grazing. Also a small pond to enjoy along with the views of the large mountain ranges on both sides of the valley. Newly finished sprinkler irrigation system for the fields making them efficient to operate, also has a domestic well and spring either of which can be used for the house water. Additionally, BLM land is out the back gate along with being located in some of the best country with Salmon River & the Wilderness of No-Return at your doorstep Which includes Idaho Fish & Game Hunt Unit 30 that has some of highest populations of elk. This place would make an excellent addition to an existing ranch or great replacement for a ranch elsewhere.

This lot at Williams Lake is within walking distance of the boat ramp. The top end of the lot has a small road cut in with room for parking and a small camping area. With additional work, the lot can be developed further. Community water is available with an approved application. Williams Lake is known for its fishing and recreational activities. Please call the listing agent for more information.

This small parcel has the potential to be a great spot to park an RV or camp trailer. Dirt work would be needed to shape this property to your liking. Community water is available in the subdivision, and power is nearby. It is less than 1000 feet from the Salmon River and public land nearby.

Discover an exceptional off-grid property near Salmon, Idaho, entirely surrounded by public land. 106 +/- acres near the Idaho-Montana border, close to Berry Lake accessible by a Four-Wheel drive. The Beaverhead Endurance Race runs through the property every summer. This property offers unparalleled seclusion, making it ideal for hunting or a private retreat! Improvements This 106+/- acre property features a 10 x 12 cabin with a small wood stove, a 12 x 16 cabin with a 4 front deck and an 8 x 12 back deck. It also includes a 12 x 18 tent platform, an 8 x 8 storage shed, a 2 x 6 wood-heated hot tub, an outhouse, and Bohannon creek running through the property. Recreation Lemhi County is home to a vast expanse of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area and the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness, providing an abundance of recreational opportunities. Both residents and visitors enjoy a wide range of activities such as mountaineering, hiking, camping, hunting, mountain biking, and horseback riding. The Salmon River is a hub for water activities, including swimming, jet-boating, river rafting, fishing, and kayaking. The area is rich in wildlife, with elk, deer, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, bald eagles, osprey, and chukar commonly spotted. Anglers can find plenty of fishing opportunities for steelhead, trout, and occasionally king salmon, making it a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Region & Climate Salmon, Idaho, is situated in the Lemhi Valley, surrounded by the towering Bitterroot and Lemhi mountain ranges, and intersected by the Salmon River. The region features a mix of rugged mountains, river valleys, and high desert, creating diverse ecosystems from dense pine forests to sagebrush plains. Salmon has a semi-arid climate, with hot, dry summers often reaching the low 90s (F) and cold, snowy winters that frequently dip below freezing. The area's seasonal transitions bring colorful autumn foliage and a burst of wildflowers in spring, while heavy snowfall in the nearby mountains supports winter recreation and sustains the river's flow throughout the year. History The history of property in Salmon, Idaho, is deeply tied to its natural resources and rugged landscape. Initially inhabited by the Lemhi Shoshone people, the region saw an influx of settlers following the 1860s gold rush and the Homestead Act, which spurred the establishment of small farms and mining claims. The arrival of the railroad in 1910 boosted land values and development, shifting focus from mining to agriculture and ranching. Over time, many small homesteads merged into larger ranches, while much of the surrounding land became federally managed, preserving the area's wilderness and supporting its legacy as a center for outdoor recreation and ranching. Location Salmon, Idaho, is a picturesque town located in the heart of the Lemhi Valley, along the banks of the Salmon River. Nestled between the Bitterroot Range to the north and the Lemhi Range to the south, it sits in a remote yet beautiful part of central Idaho. The town lies approximately 250 miles northeast of Boise and 140 miles south of Missoula, Montana, making it a popular stop for travelers exploring the mountainous regions of Idaho and Montana. The nearest major airport is Missoula Montana Airport (MSO), about a three-hour drive north, offering flights to several major U.S. cities. Additionally, Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) is roughly a two-and-a-half-hour drive southeast, providing another option for domestic flights. For smaller private aircraft, Lemhi County Airport is located just a few miles south of Salmon, catering to general aviation and charter services. Nearby towns include Challis, located about 60 miles south, known for its historic mining district, and Darby, Montana, roughly 60 miles north, a gateway to the Bitterroot Valley. Though remote, Salmon has essential amenities such as grocery stores, a hospital (Steele Memorial Medical Center), local restaurants, art galleries, and outdoor gear shops. The town's location also provides easy access to natural attractions like hot springs, campgrounds, and trailheads leading into the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness, making it a convenient base for exploring the region's recreational opportunities.

This property consists of three tax parcels and sits just above the Salmon River. The county road runs along the bottom side of the lot. The top half of the parcel is a gradual slope that meets a steep bank to the road below. A driveway access would need to be built, along with a building pad in the desired location. This parcel has a great view of the river. The subdivision has a community water system, and a power line goes through the property.

RIVERFRONT Property Features: a NEW CONSTRUCTION 2,945 sq ft +/- 4-Bed, 4.5-bath 2-car home on 5 acres. Open concept ranch with ensuite guest rooms, luxury master, and upper-level bonus room. Stylish kitchen with quartz countertops and high-end stainless appliances including a double oven/air fryer, 48 gas cooktop, large island with a sink, wine cooler, walk-in pantry, farm sink, and many cabinets and counter space. Outside of the dining room is a covered porch and a wrap-around deck. The dining room and grand living area host large windows for abundant natural light and river view. On one side of the home are 2-beds with an ensuite and walk-in closets. On the other side is the grand master suite with dual vanity sinks, soak tub, a walk-in shower, extra cabinets, a separate toilet room, big his/her walk-in closet, and an upper-level bonus room with a bath and deck. Second dwelling is a 2,561 sq ft, 1-bed, 2-bath Log-built Shop/Apt with solid wood floors, interior log accents, and vaulted ceilings. Kitchen with granite counters, tile backsplash, and modern appliances. Larger living room with access to a 288 sq ft deck. Shop has a 16 x 49' lean-to, RV-size pull-through in one-half of the shop with 19 dual access doors. Garden & Orchard.

Welcome home to this custom-built Salmon Riverfront log home. Sourced from Northern Montana, this stunning residence showcases 20-24" logs with a Swedish cope cut, embodying the ideal western log home design and architecture. Inside, the open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area features custom soft-close cabinetry, granite countertops, a tile backsplash, SS appliances, and ample pantry space. The privately situated 550 sq ft primary suite includes a 4 piece bathroom with a jetted soaker tub, dual-head shower, double quartz sinks, walk-in closet, and w/d hookups. A sliding glass door opens to a potential private patio/deck with a hot tub connection. Downstairs, you'll find another bedroom and bathroom equipped with a w/d & a true hammered copper sink. The upstairs boasts a large loft space with a generous bunk room and bathroom. Outside, the detached two-car garage shop includes a never-lived-in living space above, complete with a bedroom, bathroom, & living area. All main level floors in the house & garage slab have in-floor radiant heating, ensuring comfort & efficiency throughout the winter. Nestled on 5 acres with water rights, this property is livestock permissible & includes a ready-to-use chicken coop.

Welcome to the Dream Idaho property you have been waiting for! Nestled on a sprawling 9.5-acre lot are multiple properties, perfect multi-family residence or excellent set-ups for outfitters! Property features a 3,600 sq ft home converted to a duplex. The duplex lower level has a kitchen, living room w/sliding glass doors, 1 bed & 2 baths, storage/mud room, and laundry. The upper level has a kitchen/laundry w/cherry wood cabinets, dining room, living room, w/sliding glass doors onto wrap-around new Trex deck and 2 bedrooms & 2 baths. The 1,440 sq ft manufactured home, with 3 bedroom, 2 bath living room, dining room, kitchen laundry has lots of updates. A 2-story 1,792 sq ft garage/shop with 220 outlets, double doors on either end plus an upstairs storage room and overhang for wood storage or ATV. Below is a 54'x 100'sq ft warehouse/storage with 2-12 ft. high overhead doors for RV storage, boats, cars, or trucks. 1600 sq ft is finished with 3 separate rooms sheet rocked, insulated and heated. You will be captivated by the serene setting, which features incredible mountains and views overlooking the famous Salmon River and a fenced orchard with over 40 fruit trees and backs up to BLM. All units are currently rented this is a perfect income-producing property.

Deer Creek Mountain Ranch supports a beautiful Cottonwood lined valley that is held between the towering ridge tops, enhancing the secluded feel of the property. Elk, Mule Deer, Whitetail-Deer, and Antelope frequent the property to utilize the water and forage. Over-The-Counter tags for various Big-Game species and seasons provide many hunting opportunities. The nearby Salmon River offers world-class fishing, and additional recreational opportunities include White-water rafting, hiking, horseback riding, and skiing. The property is located in a prime position as there are thousands of acres of public land, which is difficult to access outside of the property. The property is excellent as a rifle hunting property as the tall ridges on either side of the creek-fed valley offer great vantage points from which to spot game. The open country along the side hills offers enough open terrain for unobstructed shots but enough topography and cover to move into position. Elk, Mule Deer, Whitetail Deer, and Antelope will move onto the property for abundant feed and water, and because of the hunting pressure on nearby public land. Over-The-Counter tags are available for Elk, Mule Deer, Whitetail, Antelope, Black Bear, and Mountain Lion. Chukar hunting is also a great way to spend a day on the property. Cottonwoods line the creek running North to South through the center of the property and its irrigated meadows. The foliage is an excellent mix of Cottonwoods, Willows, Sagebrush, and grasses that climb to the property boundaries high up the hills and draws. Traveling from the Salmon River up Deer Creek Mountain Road provides impressive views of deep forest pockets, black cliffs, and open red rock cliffs and ridges. Surrounding BLM land has leases that could be pursued by new owners. The property is currently fenced for cattle, and a water control system helps with flood-irrigation to grow plenty of forage for cattle and wildlife. From the valley floor to the tall ridges, the ranch offers magnificent ranch views of the 8600'-9300' Twin Peaks Mountain. Salmon, Idaho, is 20 miles to the North and offers a smaller county airport; and the larger Missoula Montana Airport, with daily direct domestic flights, is roughly 120 miles away. Hunting for Elk, Mule Deer, Pronghorn, Black Bear and Mountain Lion World-Class fishing in the nearby Salmon River Deer Creek runs through the valley of the property Cattle grazing opportunities Direct access to BLM land RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIESHUNTING Unit 28 BIGHORN SHEEP: Controlled Hunts #5012 Area 28-1 & #5013 Area 28-2 are only applied for through the IDGF draw system Elk: Move on and off the property year-round. Limited OTC tags are available. Any Weapon: Oct 15 - Nov 8, 2024 Archery Only: Dec 1 - Dec 31, 2024 Mule Deer and Whitetail Deer: Move on and off the property. OTC tags (Non-Resident Limited / Resident Unlimited) are available. General Any Weapon Season (Mule Deer or Whitetail): Oct 10 Oct 24, 2024 Youth Hunt Only (Private Land Only): Oct 10 - Oct 31, 2024 General Archery Only Season (Mule Deer or Whitetail Deer): Dec 1 - Dec 31, 2024 Controlled Hunt (Mule Deer or Whitetail Deer): Oct 10 - Nov 30, 2024 Whitetail Deer General Any Weapon Season: Oct 10 - Oct 31, 2024 Youth Hunt Only: Oct 10 - Oct 31, 2024 Whitetail General Archery Only: Dec 1 - Dec 31, 2024 Whitetail Deer Shortrange Weapon: Nov 1- Dec 9, 2024 (Antlerless) / Nov 1- Dec 31, 2024 (Antlered) Pronghorn: Archery (Controlled Hunt- Unlimited tags: Aug 15 - Sep 15, 2024 Controlled Hunt (Either Sex): Aug 15 - Sept 15 / Dec 1 - Dec 31, 2024 Black Bear: 2 tags per hunter for any weapon in Unit 28. Fall: Aug 30 - Nov 30, 2024 Spring: April 1 - June 30, 2025 Mountain Lion: Unlimited Tags any weapon. Aug 30 - June 30, 2024 Leftover and returned tags for the various species are sold at specific times in the year. Please refer to the Idaho Fish and Game Website & Calendar to verify dates and available licenses/tags. FISHING Crossing the Salmon River via bridge to get to the property provides incredible sights and sounds from the river itself. The river provides high-quality sport fishing for resident populations of Cutthroat and rainbow Trout, Steelhead, and Whitefish. Salmon Falls Creek Reservoir, Upper Salmon Falls Reservoir, and Oneida Narrows Reservoir offer different fishing and recreational opportunities. [Please view Idaho's Trespass Law on the Idaho Fish & Game website ( and download the Permission Form.] RECREATION Whitewater Rafting, float trips, Hot-springs, Sacajawea Interpretive Cultural and Art Center. Lewis and Clark backcountry by-way, Meriwether Lewis's Campsite, or the Salmon Valley Handmade Market. Guided wilderness tours, rockhounding, and many other opportunities await you here. Skiing can be found in Challis, McCall, or forty-five miles north of Salmon, Idaho. Salmon, Idaho has an outdoor ice rink for skating and hockey. Lemhi County has hundreds of miles of groomed and ungroomed trails. Great for snowshoeing, cross country skiing, camping, and/or building a snowman. LAND Creek bottom valley and ridgetops Cottonwoods, Willows, Sagebrush, and native grasses Scenic rock out-cropping and bluffs Views of surrounding mountain ranges WATER Deer Creek runs through the center of the property from North to South. Enhanced flood irrigation provides grassy meadows for the cattle and wildlife. Metal floodgate canals provide flood irrigation to grassy meadows for cattle and wildlife feed. BOUNDARY The property is surrounded by BLM land. ACCESS The property is accessed by gated dirt road over a recorded easement and right of way. Depending on the mode of transportation, year-round travel is possible. INCOME The property owner currently uses it for cattle grazing. There are no current leases. CONSERVATION EASEMENTS There are no current easements on the property. IMPROVEMENTS Barbed wire fencing is on the property boundary, with gates providing access at road entrances. Irrigation gates have been upgraded to flood irrigation system. The property is reached via a somewhat rocky dirt road. It is best traveled by a four-wheel-drive vehicle, UTV, ATV, horse, or foot. An ATV trail is used for fenced mending. LOCATION Salmon, Idaho (20 miles)The nearest city has all the necessary amenities and is the county seat of Lemhi County. Elk Bend, Idaho (10 miles)This town has an RV Park, Camping, and some food opportunities. It is famous for its diverse wildlife viewing (Bighorn Sheep, Mountain Goats, Elk, Deer) and the beautiful drive along the Salmon River. Challis, Idaho (40 miles)The Largest City in Custer County, Idaho, is also the County Seat. It provides a Trailhead and plane access to the Frank Church Wilderness Area. Mining Camps turned into Ghost Towns are part of Challis's heritage. It is now the economic center for Recreation, Ranching, and Mining. Lemhi County Airport is a general aviation airport located 4 miles south of Salmon, Idaho. Bert Mooney Airport (BTM 87 miles)- Butte, MT, Direct flights from Salt Lake City, Utah. Missoula Montana Airport (MSO 121 miles)- Direct daily flights from various airlines.

With exclusive access to over 1500 feet of Salmon River frontage, this property presents an exceptional opportunity with over 12,000 square feet of living space spread across multiple buildings. Land With over 1,500 feet of Salmon River frontage, this property offers incredible views of the surrounding mountains on more than 13 acres of level ground, consisting of 4 lots. It features irrigated pasture maintained by an underground sprinkler system and fruit trees, providing lush, green landscapes ideal for agriculture or leisure. Improvements Main Home 2,737 sqft The custom-built main house boasts 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms within its 2,737 square feet, showcasing incredible woodwork with a variety of woods, including blue pine and pecan. The bathrooms are adorned with rocks from nearby canyons and feature fossils, complemented by exquisite stone work. A wrap-around porch further enhances the home's charm. Lodge 7,650 sqft On the property is a beautiful custom lodge that can easily accommodate up to 100 people, making it an ideal space for entertaining. The 5,250-square-foot building, with an additional 1220 add-on, features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Highlighting the lodge is an incredible river rock fireplace crafted from stones found on the property. It includes two kitchens, one of which boasts a commercial-grade stove and a full bar. The main area of the lodge spans 2587 feet, and a porch overlooking the river. Guest House 1,152 sqft Additionally, the property includes a charming 1,152-square-foot guest house, featuring both front and back porches that overlook the river. Barn 4060 The property also includes a fully enclosed 4060 barn, equipped with power. This spacious barn features six horse stalls and a tack room, providing excellent facilities for equestrian care and storage. The property includes a 2540 greenhouse for year-round gardening, a new jack fence, and a paved driveway for convenient access. Recreation Lemhi County contains a large portion of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area and the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, so the recreational opportunities available at your fingertips are plenty. Residents and visitors enjoy mountaineering, hiking, camping, hunting, mountain biking, or horseback riding. The Salmon River offers activities such as swimming, jet-boating, river rafting, fishing, and kayaking. Wildlife includes elk, deer, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, bald eagles, osprey and chucker. There are endless fishing opportunities for steelhead, trout, and on the rare occasion, king salmon. Region & Climate Salmon, Idaho, located in central Lemhi County within the Rocky Mountains, experiences a semi-arid climate with distinct seasonal variations and low precipitation. Winters are cold and snowy with temperatures between 10F and 40F, while summers are warm to hot, ranging from 80F to over 90F, but with cooler nights. Spring and fall are transitional seasons with moderate temperatures and occasional rain or snow showers. The area averages 12 inches of annual precipitation, with significant diurnal temperature variations and plenty of sunshine year-round, making it ideal for outdoor activities despite the gusty winds in spring and fall. Location Salmon, Idaho is a small town that serves as the county seat for Lemhi County. The area is known for its mining history, hot springs, and recreation along the Salmon River. The community of Salmon and the surrounding area offers many more opportunities for outdoor recreation. One can enjoy the breathtaking landscapes by either driving along the Salmon River Scenic Byway, the Sacajawea Historic Byway, or the Lewis & Clark Back Country Byway. Winter activities include skiing, ice fishing, ice skating, alpine skiing, and snowboarding at Lost Trail Powder Mountain. While in the summer one can enjoy camping in the area's abundant campgrounds, soaking in natural hot springs, hiking or mountain biking along the many nature trails, river rafting, or fishing along the banks of the Salmon River. The historic town has evolved over the years, but still retains its small-town old West charm as witnessed by its downtown which highlights many art galleries and custom local shops. Salmon has a deep history rooted in the lumber, mining, and ranching industries. Before it became a hub for these trades it was part of the famous Lewis and Clark Expedition. Vacationers can learn more about this epic adventure by visiting the Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center which is located just 2 miles from downtown. Besides visiting the center, residents and visitors also enjoy local events such as the Lemhi County Fair & Rodeo, the Lemhi County Farmer's Market, or the Annual Outdoor Beef Cook-Off.

With exclusive access to over 600 feet of Salmon River frontage, this property presents an exceptional opportunity with over 12,000 square feet of living space spread across multiple buildings. Land With over 600 feet of Salmon River frontage, this property offers incredible views of the surrounding mountains on almost 6 acres of level ground, consisting of 2 lots. It features irrigated pasture maintained by an underground sprinkler system and fruit trees, providing lush, green landscapes ideal for agriculture or leisure. Improvements Main Home 2,737 sqft The custom-built main house boasts 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms within its 2,737 square feet, showcasing incredible woodwork with a variety of woods, including blue pine and pecan. The bathrooms are adorned with rocks from nearby canyons and feature fossils, complemented by exquisite stone work. A wrap-around porch further enhances the home's charm. Lodge 7,650 sqft On the property is a beautiful custom lodge that can easily accommodate up to 100 people, making it an ideal space for entertaining. The 5,250-square-foot building, with an additional 1220 add-on, features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Highlighting the lodge is an incredible river rock fireplace crafted from stones found on the property. It includes two kitchens, one of which boasts a commercial-grade stove and a full bar. The main area of the lodge spans 2587 feet, and a porch overlooking the river. Guest House 1,152 sqft Additionally, the property includes a charming 1,152-square-foot guest house, featuring both front and back porches that overlook the river. Barn 4060 The property also includes a fully enclosed 4060 barn, equipped with power. This spacious barn features six horse stalls and a tack room, providing excellent facilities for equestrian care and storage. The property includes a 2540 greenhouse for year-round gardening, a new jack fence, and a paved driveway for convenient access. Recreation Lemhi County contains a large portion of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area and the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, so the recreational opportunities available at your fingertips are plenty. Residents and visitors enjoy mountaineering, hiking, camping, hunting, mountain biking, or horseback riding. The Salmon River offers activities such as swimming, jet-boating, river rafting, fishing, and kayaking. Wildlife includes elk, deer, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, bald eagles, osprey and chucker. There are endless fishing opportunities for steelhead, trout, and on the rare occasion, king salmon. Region & Climate Salmon, Idaho, located in central Lemhi County within the Rocky Mountains, experiences a semi-arid climate with distinct seasonal variations and low precipitation. Winters are cold and snowy with temperatures between 10F and 40F, while summers are warm to hot, ranging from 80F to over 90F, but with cooler nights. Spring and fall are transitional seasons with moderate temperatures and occasional rain or snow showers. The area averages 12 inches of annual precipitation, with significant diurnal temperature variations and plenty of sunshine year-round, making it ideal for outdoor activities despite the gusty winds in spring and fall. Location Salmon, Idaho is a small town that serves as the county seat for Lemhi County. The area is known for its mining history, hot springs, and recreation along the Salmon River. The community of Salmon and the surrounding area offers many more opportunities for outdoor recreation. One can enjoy the breathtaking landscapes by either driving along the Salmon River Scenic Byway, the Sacajawea Historic Byway, or the Lewis & Clark Back Country Byway. Winter activities include skiing, ice fishing, ice skating, alpine skiing, and snowboarding at Lost Trail Powder Mountain. While in the summer one can enjoy camping in the area's abundant campgrounds, soaking in natural hot springs, hiking or mountain biking along the many nature trails, river rafting, or fishing along the banks of the Salmon River. The historic town has evolved over the years, but still retains its small-town old West charm as witnessed by its downtown which highlights many art galleries and custom local shops. Salmon has a deep history rooted in the lumber, mining, and ranching industries. Before it became a hub for these trades it was part of the famous Lewis and Clark Expedition. Vacationers can learn more about this epic adventure by visiting the Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center which is located just 2 miles from downtown. Besides visiting the center, residents and visitors also enjoy local events such as the Lemhi County Fair & Rodeo, the Lemhi County Farmer's Market, or the Annual Outdoor Beef Cook-Off.

With exclusive access to almost 400 feet of Salmon River frontage, this property presents an exceptional opportunity with over 12,000 square feet of living space spread across multiple buildings. Land With almost 400 feet of Salmon River frontage, this property offers incredible views of the surrounding mountains on more than 3 acres of level ground. It features irrigated pasture maintained by an underground sprinkler system and fruit trees, providing lush, green landscapes ideal for agriculture or leisure. Improvements Main Home 2,737 sqft The custom-built main house boasts 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms within its 2,737 square feet, showcasing incredible woodwork with a variety of woods, including blue pine and pecan. The bathrooms are adorned with rocks from nearby canyons and feature fossils, complemented by exquisite stone work. A wrap-around porch further enhances the home's charm. Lodge 7,650 sqft On the property is a beautiful custom lodge that can easily accommodate up to 100 people, making it an ideal space for entertaining. The 5,250-square-foot building, with an additional 1220 add-on, features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Highlighting the lodge is an incredible river rock fireplace crafted from stones found on the property. It includes two kitchens, one of which boasts a commercial-grade stove and a full bar. The main area of the lodge spans 2587 feet, and a porch overlooking the river. Guest House 1,152 sqft Additionally, the property includes a charming 1,152-square-foot guest house, featuring both front and back porches that overlook the river. The property includes a 2540 greenhouse for year-round gardening, a new jack fence, and a paved driveway for convenient access. Recreation Lemhi County contains a large portion of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area and the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, so the recreational opportunities available at your fingertips are plenty. Residents and visitors enjoy mountaineering, hiking, camping, hunting, mountain biking, or horseback riding. The Salmon River offers activities such as swimming, jet-boating, river rafting, fishing, and kayaking. Wildlife includes elk, deer, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, bald eagles, osprey and chucker. There are endless fishing opportunities for steelhead, trout, and on the rare occasion, king salmon. Region & Climate Salmon, Idaho, located in central Lemhi County within the Rocky Mountains, experiences a semi-arid climate with distinct seasonal variations and low precipitation. Winters are cold and snowy with temperatures between 10F and 40F, while summers are warm to hot, ranging from 80F to over 90F, but with cooler nights. Spring and fall are transitional seasons with moderate temperatures and occasional rain or snow showers. The area averages 12 inches of annual precipitation, with significant diurnal temperature variations and plenty of sunshine year-round, making it ideal for outdoor activities despite the gusty winds in spring and fall. Location Salmon, Idaho is a small town that serves as the county seat for Lemhi County. The area is known for its mining history, hot springs, and recreation along the Salmon River. The community of Salmon and the surrounding area offers many more opportunities for outdoor recreation. One can enjoy the breathtaking landscapes by either driving along the Salmon River Scenic Byway, the Sacajawea Historic Byway, or the Lewis & Clark Back Country Byway. Winter activities include skiing, ice fishing, ice skating, alpine skiing, and snowboarding at Lost Trail Powder Mountain. While in the summer one can enjoy camping in the area's abundant campgrounds, soaking in natural hot springs, hiking or mountain biking along the many nature trails, river rafting, or fishing along the banks of the Salmon River. The historic town has evolved over the years, but still retains its small-town old West charm as witnessed by its downtown which highlights many art galleries and custom local shops. Salmon has a deep history rooted in the lumber, mining, and ranching industries. Before it became a hub for these trades it was part of the famous Lewis and Clark Expedition. Vacationers can learn more about this epic adventure by visiting the Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center which is located just 2 miles from downtown. Besides visiting the center, residents and visitors also enjoy local events such as the Lemhi County Fair & Rodeo, the Lemhi County Farmer's Market, or the Annual Outdoor Beef Cook-Off.

Located in the coveted 4th of July Creek valley, this 14.3-acre parcel presents an opportunity for those seeking a slice of nature tucked away in the mountains. Located on the north side of the valley, the property benefits from abundant warmth and sunlight throughout the year, making it an ideal haven for cultivation. With 450 ft' of wooded creek frontage along 4th of July Creek, this parcel offers recreational opportunities and a serene ambiance. The property benefits from access to an exclusive bubbler for gravity fed irrigation, ensuring efficient water distribution for agricultural endeavors. With annual hay production and 1896 water rights from a lateral ditch running the width of the property, this parcel is primed for sustainable agriculture and development. Boasting year-round southern exposure, this land basks in sunlight, fostering optimal growing conditions and providing a welcoming environment for various crops and vegetation. The valley's natural habitat also makes it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and hunters, with excellent opportunities for elk, whitetail, and mule deer hunting. With its prime location, ample acreage, and coveted creek frontage, this property offers endless possibilities for development and enjoyment.

Tucked away in a private canyon setting, surrounded by public lands miles from the nearest neighbor, Twin Peaks Guest Ranch is a true end-of-the-road hideaway in the picturesque western landscape of central Idaho. Whether ones chosen pursuit is fishing, hiking, horseback riding, wing shooting, white water rafting, big game hunting, entertaining family, catering wedding events, or celebrations and special events, Twin Peaks Guest Ranch offers an incoming owner a wide variety of opportunities to explore. Historically, Twin Peaks Guest Ranch was operated as a guest/dude ranch before current ownership changed the model to include family events, catered weddings, and corporate retreats. Improvements on site were designed and constructed over the years to accommodate large guest numbers in a centrally located area of the ranch in close proximity to the conveniences and activities offered by the hosts. Construction of most of the improvements reached completion during the 1990s, with many undergoing recent renovations and upgrades, including the installation of fiber optic cable and Wifi in each guest unit. In total, there are 23 structures on the ranch, with 20,000 square feet of livable space with 40 bedrooms, 10 full baths, 27- baths, and 5- baths that can sleep up to 80 guests comfortably.

Located in the heart of Idaho in some of the best big game hunting available is this 144.993 acre property. From the vantage point at the base of the mountain, you will be able to take in incredible views of the Salmon River as it winds into the distance. If being close to recreational activities is important, not to worry, the property borders Forest Service ground, a public boat launch on the main Salmon River is less than 1/4 of a mile away and you can hike into the wilderness on the Wagonhammer Trail less than a mile down the road. With multiple building sites and 3 splits available, there is an opportunity to develop this property or break it up and pass it down to the next generation. Elk and deer are known to inhabit this area and you'll regularly find them sunbathing on this hillside in the winter. Located in Big Game Unit 21A.