Cowboy Up! Fourth-generation ranch along Utah's Paunsaugunt Plateau

For four generations and more than eight decades, the same family has grazed their cattle across the sagebrush, juniper and pinion of this high-desert ranch located along Utah's Paunsaugunt Plateau, famed for its spectacular scenery and world-class hunting. The ranch features a year-round developed spring and multiple seasonal springs and surface flows, and spans a landscape of open meadows and gentle foothills beneath the Pink Cliffs of Utah's Grand Staircase. Ranging in elevation from 6,600 feet to 7,000 feet, the ranch is comprised of six (6) separate land parcels; seller's interest in multiple water rights; and potential assignment of an adjacent grazing permit. Picturesque structures reflect its homestead history. The property largely borders federal public lands. To the north and east are the Pink Cliffs and "hoodoos" typical of nearby Bryce Canyon National Park. The region's White Cliffs and Vermilion Cliffs stretch to the south of the property, with the distant rise of the Kaibab Plateau of northern Arizona on the horizon. The property has historically participated in a cooperative of private land owners that coordinates with Utah Div. of Wildlife Resources regarding the area's renowned Paunsaugunt Unit mule deer herd, related critical habitat projects, and landowner permits. Located in Utah's Kane County, it is a 30-minute drive northeast from the outdoor-adventure-travel hub of Kanab, and ~70 miles east of I-15 and Cedar City. A county road offers easy access. Bald Knoll Ranch is poised for a variety of potential uses: Continued agriculture and livestock production, hunting and wildlife viewing, adventure tourism -- or simply a large-enough footprint to enjoy peace and quiet amidst some of Utah's most spectacular landscape. This historic property is convenient to Utah's "Mighty 5" national parks, Arizona's Grand Canyon and Lake Powell; and provides an increasingly rare opportunity to hold an authentic piece of the American West.