171 Dallas Dome Rd Lander, WY 82520

Every once in a while, we list a rare gem. This is it! Take advantage of this incredible and rare opportunity to own Wyoming river front property. This hidden gem offers 200 acres of Wyoming range land with varying terrain of red cliffs, canyons, riparian areas, river frontage, and a natural spring. You will enjoy years of exploring this vast variety of habitats suitable for many of Wyoming’s wildlife needs. The roadway access to the property has been newly built and graveled for year-round access. Improvements for your comfort on the property include an RV structure, complete with roof, wastewater dump to a permitted septic, and fresh water from a 3000-gallon cistern. The RV pad was structurally planned and built to accommodate your future ideas for completion to a totally enclosed building for a shop or home. Included in the RV Parking structure is a modern “bathhouse”. Every comfort you would expect in your home bath is here. The property is newly fenced with barbed wire on three sides with only the top of the red rocks fence line left as original. If you look across the river, in the red rock cliffs you will find a natural spring creating a dense “green” area. Sellers have hiked much of the land and are always amazed at what they discover in those hills. The historic use of these lands is apparent. They were surprised by the many areas of level terrain found among the red rock cliffs and outcroppings. How about an overnight camp under the stars? The current owners have identified a beautiful area along the river which they felt would make a stunning homesite. It is marked and we will share that with you when you view the property. There are also areas they can recommend for easy crossing of the river. There is a bridge on the Dallas Dome oilfield site that gives legal access to this subject property to the parts of the land that are across the river. If you are hunters, this land is in hunt area L160 for white tail and mule deer. This is a fantastic and very special piece of Wyoming land. We think you should see it for yourself. It may be too good to last too long. Call for an appointment to see!