- Rare Wilderness Inholding: One of the largest and contiguous inholdings within the Gila Wilderness, offering unparalleled privacy and direct access to trails and river corridors.
- Live Water and Senior Rights: The East Fork of the Gila River runs through the property, complemented by 11.4 acres of 1907 senior water rights and two domestic wells, which irrigate 26 acres of full fenced pasture.
- Historic Adobe Ranch House: Renovated 3,800 sq ft main residence blends original character with modern systems and custom finishes.
- Ecological Diversity: A rich mosaic of riparian habitat, grasslands, and oak-piñon woodlands supports exceptional wildlife and plant diversity.
- Multiple Dwellings and Outbuildings: Includes guest house, art studio, historic log barn, horse facilities, and organic gardens—ideal for private retreat, hosting, or light operations.
- Conservation Easement: Held by New Mexico Land Conservancy, the easement protects cultural sites and landscape integrity while allowing for continued use and future building within a designated envelope.
- Gateway to Adventure: Located near the confluence of the Gila’s three forks, Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument, and top-tier hiking, fishing, and riding trails.
- Dark Sky Sanctuary: Recognized as one of the top 10 stargazing spots in the U.S., with a Bortle 1 rating and unforgettable night skies.
Smith Ranch
The Smith Ranch is a great cattle ranch operation located in some of the strongest grass country in this region of Wyoming. Consisting of approx. 10,633 acres, the ranch features dryland/riparian meadow hay production and native pasture able to support the owner rated ranch capacity of 340 animal units (AUM's).
The Smith Ranch is a great cattle ranch operation located in some of the strongest grass country in this region of Wyoming. The ranch totals approximately 10,633 acres: 7,240 deeded, 1,073 Wyoming State Lease, and 2,320 BLM Lease. Featuring approximately 1,050 acres of dryland/riparian meadow hay production, the balance is native Wyoming pasture, ample to support the owner rated ranch capacity of 340 animal units (AUM’s). Aside from the cattle operation, the property currently produces significant income from agricultural leases and surface use agreements associated with mineral development. The ranch also supports strong numbers of Wyoming mule deer, pronghorn antelope, and various upland game species as part of the recreational resources of the ranch.
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