Carbon County, Utah Land For Sale (13 results)

The massive Black Hawk Ranch spans across 20,000 deeded acres, which are located in the northern convergence of the Book Cliffs and Wasatch Plateau Mountain Ranges. This massive private acreage ranch also controls access to thousands of additional acres of surrounding public lands. Live water flowing across the ranch includes 1.3 miles of the Price River, 2.0 miles of Willow Creek, 0.3 miles of Beaver Creek, and dozens of springs and numerous livestock and natural ponds. This diverse ranch ranges in elevation from 6,000 to over 9,500 feet, with vegetation including pine, aspen, oak, maple, cedar, and cottonwood trees. The east portion of the ranch is characterized by the wild, rugged, and breathtaking topography of the famed "Book Cliffs", while the west portion is a more traditional mountain and alpine landscape characteristic of the Wasatch Plateau Mountain Range. A 3,773 sq.ft. owner/hunting lodge is located in the northwestern portion of the ranch, and despite it being sited at over 9,200 feet in elevation, the lodge has good access on a mostly gravel road connecting to Highway 6. Water rights include 50 Shares of Price River Water Users Association (PRWU), along with over 100 individual water rights that are appurtenant to various streams and water sources found across the ranch. Zoning is a mix of M&G (Mining and Grazing) and WS (Water Shed) under Carbon County jurisdiction, and the ranch is currently grazed lightly by cattle in the summer to maintain the favorable greenbelt tax status. The Book Cliffs are renowned as some of the finest big game hunting in the west, and are considered by many as the most wild, authentic and untamed big game hunting region in the state of Utah. While the expansive landscapes of the Black Hawk Ranch are impressive in and of themselves, the big game hunting on the ranch is what truly sets it apart from other Utah ranches. The Wasatch Plateau Range and the Book Cliffs are two of the most popular hunting regions in the state, and the Black Hawk Ranch draws large numbers of wintering elk & deer onto the ranch between October and May, including hundreds of trophy bulls from two surrounding limited entry elk hunting units. The Black Hawk Ranch is a registered CWMU (Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit) in good standing for both bull elk and buck deer, and is allocated 9 private landowner bull elk tags (with 1-2 to the public), and 8 private buck deer tags (with 1-2 to the public) annually by the Utah Division of Wildlife. The tags can be used within the boundaries of the 20,000 acre Blackhawk CWMU, with the bull elk hunting allowed between September 1st and November 30th, which is a hunting season that runs much longer and later than other CWMUs in Utah. Average B&C scores for the bull elk harvested on the ranch are amongst the very best in Utah. Buck deer hunting is allowed between September 11 and November 10, and trophy quality of the deer harvested on the ranch is also very high. The ranch also offers incredible hunting for trophy sized black bears and mountain lions, along with turkeys, upland birds, and waterfowl.

Located just outside the town of Helper, Utah, this expansive 748+ acre property offers a combination of history, recreation, and wildlife habitat within Carbon Countys mountainous landscape. Known as the Ghost Town Getaway Ranch, the land contains portions of the historic Latuda and Rains mining towns. Evidence of Utahs coal country heritage remains visible across the property, with relics from a bygone era integrated into the rugged terrain.The property has been used for recreational purposes for more than three decades, and even saw some commercial/STR use during that time as well. Hiking, hunting, camping, rock climbing, and exploring are common activities for both residents and visitors to this area. The current owners have continued to expand road and trail access, including over 4 miles of UTV trails leading to secluded portions of the ranch. These areas are well shielded from the main road, providing privacy and a wide range of outdoor opportunities.Multiple big game species frequent the property, and sightings of elk and mule deer are frequent in the fall and winter, while black bear, mountain lion, coyotes, and upland bird species have also been known to roam the area. The property lies within the limited-entry Manti hunting unit, recognized for quality elk and deer habitat. During the late fall and winter, large groups of elk and deer often use the property as winter range, and the property has been entitled to one buck deer, along with up to 7 cow elk tags yearly. BLM ground located immediately to the south and east connects the ranch to over 8,800 contiguous acres of additional land for recreational purposes.A key feature of the property is a substantial log-style cabin built in 1995. The residence measures more than 4,000 square feet and includes 8 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms. The cabin is designed for group use, with a large great room, wrap-around porch, covered parking, and multiple walk-in showers. A sauna adds another element for extended stays. With a separate guest entrance, the home is flexible for family gatherings, group retreats, or potential short-term rental use.Utilities and water resources enhance the propertys usability. The ranch includes water rights sufficient for multiple cabins and the capacity for agricultural use, focused on livestock. The location on Spring Canyon Road provides reliable, county-maintained access directly to the cabin, ensuring year-round entry.The varied terrain of the ranch offers dramatic elevation changes, scenic viewpoints, and secluded canyons. These features make the property suitable for multiple outdoor pursuits while also highlighting its unique natural beauty. The combination of history, access, water resources, and wildlife use distinguishes this property as one of significant recreational and conservation value.Helper is located just minutes from the property, offering essential services and supplies. Price, Utah, is approximately 15 miles to the southeast, providing additional amenities, shopping, and medical facilities. Salt Lake City lies about 120 miles to the northwest, making the property accessible from Utahs largest metropolitan area within a reasonable drive.For those seeking a large-acreage property with recreational, historical, and residential elements, this Carbon County ranch offers a rare opportunity. Its unique combination of features and location ensures a wide range of potential uses, from private retreats and hunting land to agricultural operations and historical exploration.

The two contiguous parcels that make up this sale are located on either side of Lower Miller Creek Road south of Wellington, with Miller Creek itself running through the properties, which total approximately 208 acres. Historically, over 140 tillable acres have successfully produced multiple alfalfa hay crops each year. Mule deer, antelope, and a variety of smaller wildlife are frequent visitors to the property. In more recent years, the property has also served as grazing pasture, and as a result, it is mostly fenced with a cattle drinker in place on the western portion, offering the new owners multiple options for use.The property includes 150 Class C Highwater shares of the Carbon Canal and 50 Class A Reservoir Price River Water User shares. The wheel lines currently on the property are also included with the sale, and pressurized irrigation is on both the western and eastern portions of the property. Power and city water are at multiple points on the property, and with paved road access, there are multiple options for homesites with the possibility of subdivision in the future.The property includes all of the following parcels being sold as one parcel: 02-2364-0002 (35.71 acres), 02-2372-0001 (66.65 acres), 02-2364-0000 (7.84 acres), 02-2379-0004 (34 acres), and 02-2356-0001 (63.86 acres)Totaling 208.06 +/acres.

Rock Creek Ranch is one of only three private properties that occupy the secluded top of Range Valley Mountain, located high above the fabled Book Cliffs of Utahs Carbon County. The mountain top is a gently rolling plateau about 20 miles long and one to two miles wide, with incredibly steep, rugged approaches on two sides. There is only one road in, and no public access to the over 50,000-acre mountain top. The other two ranches are the Preston Nutter Ranch, controlling the north end of the mountain, and the Tavaputs Ranch, controlling the south end of the mountain. Rock Creek Ranch is tucked between them in the center and overlooks Range Creek Valley, 2,200 vertical feet below. The ranch was acquired by a local family in 1957, and carefully improved with fencing, a nice set of corrals, and multiple runoff water ponds. The first structure on the ranch, the Cow Camp, was dragged to the mountain top and still serves today as one of several guest accommodations. The ranch house, built in 1960, is clad in beautiful native stone, matching many of the other improvements that came later. The ranch is self-contained, with ample propane storage, two diesel-electric generators, and a private water well. There is also a grass airstrip conveniently located next to the improvements. Parties of over twenty people are easily accommodated at the ranch. The exclusivity of this property is exceptional. Its availability represents the opportunity to become one of only three property owners secluded behind locked gates that have isolated over 50,000 acres of magnificent land and prime big-game habitat for decades.

A Rare Opportunity to Own One of Utah's Most Expansive and Scenic Properties. East Carbon Ranch encompasses 13,510 deeded acres in the rugged and remote Book Cliffs Mountain Range of eastern Utah. This exceptional property offers a rare combination of big-game hunting, cattle ranching, and long-term conservation potential. With dramatic views of Bruin Point and Castle Valley, this contiguous holding is a legacy-quality asset with private access and endless opportunity. The ranch operates as the Patmos Ridge Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU), professionally managed for elk, mule deer, black bear, and mountain lion. Ownership includes private hunting tags and extended seasons, an exclusive benefit rarely found. Outdoor recreation includes hiking, horseback riding, biking, four-wheeling, camping, and winter sports such as cross-country skiing and snowmobiling at higher elevations. Rising from 6,400 to 9,800 feet at the summit of Bruin Point, the terrain supports diverse habitats including sagebrush, juniper, pinion, and pine at lower elevations, and Douglas fir and aspen in the higher country. This variation attracts a wide range of wildlife and enhances the property's scenic and ecological value. Located about 140 miles southeast of Salt Lake City near Price, Utah, the ranch is close to major recreational and cultural attractions, including the San Rafael Swell, Goblin Valley State Park, and both Huntington and Millsite State Parks. The region also holds historical significance, with nearby dinosaur excavation sites, museums, Native American rock art, and old mining towns. In addition to its recreational value, East Carbon Ranch can support 100300 cow-calf pairs during the summer grazing season. Multiple eligible building sites near county roads offer access to municipal power, making future development or lodging additions feasible. Private gated access ensures security and exclusivity across most of the property. The entire ranch lies within a designated Economic Opportunity Zone, offering possible tax incentives for qualifying investments. The property also offers strong potential for conservation easements, aligning income opportunities with environmental stewardship. East Carbon Ranch is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a vast, ecologically rich landscape that offers income, adventure, and long-term value in the heart of Utah's wild country. Hunting Patmos Ridge CWMU (Contact agent for specific details) The current owners have not personally hunted the ranch in more than 12 years. All harvest images provided are courtesy of the CWMU manager, who has coordinated charity-sponsored hunts on the property in recent seasons. Historic Permits Issued: Bull Elk 9 total Mule Deer Buck 7 total The ranch borders thousands of acres of private ranchland and state land that are home to numerous elk and deer. Other game species: Mountain lion, black bear, and various small game, including grouse. Elk: Elk use this area from archery (rutting activity) through late rifle seasons, seeking food and shelter. The ranch's habitat provides a sanctuary with bedding cover, food, and water. Open meadows mixed with pine and aspen make it well-suited for both archery and rifle hunting. 9 Bull Tags (2024) Season: September 1 October 31 Mule Deer: This property has a quality resident and migratory mule deer density. It attracts a good population of does during the rut (November), and bucks frequent the property in search of them. The area is known for quality caliber bucks, with many scoring 180+ over the years. 7 Buck Tags (2024) Season: September 11 November 10 Black Bear: The property offers excellent habitat, and several large color-phase bears are harvested each season. OTC Bear Tags Fishing Green River 50 miles Strawberry Reservoir 130 miles Lake Powell 170 miles Recreation Thousands of local BLM acres with high desert and rugged canyons to explore World-class skiing, snowboarding, and summer activities in the Salt Lake City area Hundreds of miles of public access trails for horseback adventures Dinosaur sites, museums, Native American petroglyphs in Nine Mile Canyon, mining and railroad history, and ghost towns Land Sage, juniper, pinion, pine, mahogany, aspen, and Douglas fir Elevations from 6,400' to 9,800' Borders State, BLM, and private lands 3 seasonal ponds Location Price, UT (24 miles): Hotels, fuel, hardware, grocery, restaurants Salt Lake City, UT (145 miles): Fine dining, hotels, airport, winter sports Grand Junction, CO (150 miles): Hotels, Sam's Club, restaurants, regional airport Moab, UT (100 miles): Arches National Park, hiking, rafting, overland adventures Lake Powell (170 miles): Boating and fishing

Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from recent appraisal. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement. This listing also includes tax # 02-1701. Enjoy peaceful country living only minutes from town. Three bedroom, 2 bath one-level home on 3.51 acres. Property includes 2 garages. The large garage/shop is 800 sq. ft with two large doors. This building also has an attached shed with is 520 sq. ft. The smaller older block garage is 621 sq. ft. These garages offer ample space for all your needs. In the rear of the property is 2.51 acres for all you farm animals. Best of all this home comes with water shares and mineral rights. This charming home is perfect for those seeking privacy and a slower pace without sacrificing connivence. Property being sold AS IS.

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HILLVIEW VILLAGE subdivision perfect lot place your home. utilities are all in street ready for your new home. quiet location in rear of subdivision no back yard neighbors. buyer to verify all utilities connection fees, utilities are in street to best of sellers knowledge buyer to verify.

HILLVIEW VILLAGE subdivision perfect lot place your home. utilities are all in street ready for your new home. quiet location in rear of subdivision no back yard neighbors. buyer to verify all utilities connection fees, utilities are in street to best of sellers knowledge.

BUYER TO VERIFY ALL UTILITIES AND FEES.

utilities are to be verified by buyer, sewer is located on property, fire hydrant located across street. Make your dream come true with this 10 . 93 acre parcel.

sold as is buyer to verify utilities/fees and connections

Buyer to verify all utilities, culinary connection and secondary connection have been approved, no paid for or connected at this time. only approval. address is approximate