Tucked deep within the mountains of northeast Oregon, Goose Creek Getaway is a rare 483± acre off-grid retreat built for those who would rather spend their time exploring the mountains than maintaining a property. Surrounded by the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest, this is the kind of place where you arrive, unload, and start enjoying the outdoors.
East Goose Creek winds along the western side of the property for approximately a mile through a diverse landscape of timber, mountain meadows, draws, and regenerating forest. Elk, mule deer, bear, turkey, grouse, and other wildlife are part of the character of this wild mountain setting.
Recreation begins right outside the door. Hunt your own property or venture into the seemingly endless surrounding public lands. Fish nearby streams, pick huckleberries, hike into the spectacular Eagle Cap Wilderness, explore historic mine sites, or fire up the ATVs and head out across miles of National Forest roads and trails. Beautiful Eagle Creek and Balm Creek Reservoirs are nearby, offering even more opportunities to fish, paddleboard, canoe, and spend summer days on the water. A canoe is stored in the garage, and the ATVs can stay ready to roll when adventure calls. When winter arrives, the same country becomes a playground for snowmobiling and exploring Oregon’s snow-covered mountains.
At the heart of the property is a two-story, three-bedroom, two-bath off-grid cabin with approximately 2,300± square feet under roof, including roughly 1,670± square feet of living space and 630± square feet of garage and storage. Designed for practical, low-maintenance mountain living, the property features solar power with battery storage and generator backup, propane, wood heat, a septic system, and a spring-fed water system with substantial underground storage.
Goose Creek Getaway isn’t simply a cabin in the mountains—it’s a base camp for the outdoor lifestyle. Hunt. Fish. Ride. Paddle. Explore. Gather around the fire. Then wake up and do it all over again.
Secluded. Private. Productive.