• Hoback Junction

Hoback Junction, located 9 miles South of Jackson, has a variety of ownership opportunities with easy access to the National Forest and great trout fishing on both the Snake and Hoback Rivers. This is one of the most affordable areas of the valley and is just 10 minutes from town.

  • Types of Properties

    Large parcels, some commercial zoning available, single-family homes and cabins

  • Amenities

    Kayaking, rafting, hunting, wilderness activities, grocery store, 15 minutes from town

  • Views

    Gros Ventre Range, canyon views, heavily forested with abundant wildlife

  • Best For

    Wilderness enthusiasts and homeowners who want to be away from the hustle and bustle of town or tourist areas

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Ross Plateau consists of 4 individually deeded tracts totaling 159+/- acres completely surrounded by Bridger-Teton National Forest. Conveniently located 11 miles south of downtown Jackson Hole, this rare offering sits high above the valley floor affording exceptional view orientation and unmatched privacy. Positioned at the foot of Munger Mountain, Ross Plateau is rich in wildlife and presents unrivaled recreational opportunities out the back door. This incredible land has been owned by the same family for 4 generations and is being offered in it's entirety, providing a blank canvas for the discriminating Jackson Hole buyer. $25,500,000 Active

8810 S ROSS PLATEAU ROAD Jackson, Wyoming

159 Acres

Only 26 miles from downtown Jackson, Granite Ranch feels light years away. Or maybe it feels like a leap back to simpler times. On Granite Creek, in the Gros Ventre Mountains and downstream from a waterfall that parts of the 1992 fly-fishing movie A River Runs Through It were filmed, the Ranch is a rare in-holding--private property surrounded by public land--in the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Here you can hike, read in front of a fire, fly-fish, see the Milky Way, hunt, sip a cocktail on the porch, and ride horses. A conditional use permit from Teton County allows the Ranch to be operated as a seasonal guest ranch--likely the most unique in Jackson Hole. It has 30,000+ square feet of space between 23 structures dating from the 1930s to 2018 and can sleep 100 people. Wilderness to Call Your Own Granite Ranch is one of only seven private propertiesin-holdingsin Granite Creek in the southern Gros Ventre Mountains, which are part of the 3.4 million acre Bridger-Teton National Forest. These seven properties range in size from 2 to 86 acres. While only 26 miles from downtown Jackson, between road-side wildlife sightings and eight miles of dirt road, plan on the drive from there to Granite Ranch being one hour. Between November 1 and early May, the eight miles of dirtthe final stretch to the Ranchare unplowed and can only be traveled via over-snow vehicles. A snowmobile would be easiest; cross-country skis or a fat bike would make it a workout; dog-sledthere's an outfitter, a former Iditarod racer, who lives and has his kennels at the mouth of Granite Canyon, about where the road stops being plowedwould make for the best story to share with friends. As an in-holding in the BTNF, Granite Ranch is in the middle of some of the wildest land in the Lower 48 States; the BTNF is home to Wyoming's tallest mountain (13,804-foot-tall Gannett Peak), more than 1,000 miles of trails for hiking and horseback riding, seven of the ten largest glaciers in the Lower 48 states outside of Washington state, more than 400 species of mammals and birds, the headwaters of the Green River (the chief tributary to the mighty Colorado River), and three designated wilderness areas. It is one of these wilderness areas, the 285,619-acre Gros Ventre Wilderness, that surrounds Granite Ranch. A designated wilderness area receives the government's highest level of land protection. Camping, fishing, hunting, and hiking are allowed in wilderness areas; not allowed are mining, logging, the construction of roads or buildings, and motorized and mechanized vehicles (bicycles are mechanized and so not allowed). From the landmark 1964 Wilderness Act: "A wilderness, in contrast with those areas where man and his own works dominate the landscape, is hereby recognized as an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, where man himself is a visitor who does not remain." Granite Ranch is a rare opportunity to live with modern comforts in the middle of a landscape promised to forever be "untrammeled." "Outclassed by the visually more impressive Tetons, some 287 million years their junior, the rounded peaks, immensely gently sloping canyons, steep draws and gullies, and thick forest of the Gros Ventres convey a sense of age, a primeval quality."Jackson Hole Guide, August 7, 1980 A Human Paradise for More than 10,000 Years Archeological evidence reveals that people have hunted and seasonally lived in this area for at least 10,000 years, which isn't surprising given that today it is one of the premiere hunting areas in the state. Wickiups and vision sites have been found in the Gros Ventre Wilderness surrounding Granite Ranch. In 1919, the ranch was homesteaded; while this was the hey-day of dude ranches in Jackson Hole, Dr. William H. McKahan took a different path here and raised cattle and pine martens. In 1938, the ranch got its second steward, Slim Bassett, an avid angler who undoubtedly knew all of the best fishing holes in the many creeks on and around the ranch and who, with his wife Mabel, did run it as a dude ranch and hunting camp. Most of its staff and guests returned year after year. In 1960, Dr. Donald "Doc" MacLeod, Jackson Hole's second physician and a good friend of Slim and Mabel's, became the ranch's third owner. Ambitious hikers can start at Granite Ranch and, about seven very scenic miles and 4,000 vertical feet later, reach MacLeod Lake, named for beloved Doc, who, during his years in the valley delivered more than 2,500 babies, drove a horse-drawn sleigh to rescue patients and, occasionally pinch-hit as the valley's only veterinarian. Doc, his daughter Janet, and her husband Larry Moore continued Slim's outfitting operation until Larry's death in 1976. In 1982, 33.6 acres of the original 160-acre homestead were sold to Safari Club International. It is this acreage that is today Granite Ranch. Janet Moore is still in the area, on another part of the homestead. While her horseback riding days are behind her, Janet still enjoys watching the wildlife that wanders through, and reminisces about rides of years past, including riding to Jackson for ice cream. "It is a great place to ride," she says. "You can start at the ranch and go almost anywhereTurquoise Lake, Crystal Creek, Shoal Falls, or even to Cache Creek and into Jackson!" Ready to go as a Guest Ranch Although Granite Ranch hasn't operated as a guest ranch since 1977, all it needs to be one again is staff. Included in this sale is a grandfathered commercial use permit, a type of permit that is impossible to get today. The permit allows Granite Ranch to operate as a seasonal commercial guest ranch hosting 100 guests at a time. But this permit would be useless without the infrastructure to support it. While Granite Ranch has not been a guest ranch for more four decades, since 1980 it has been home to the American Wilderness Leadership School. Run by Safari Club International, this school brought students and educatorsmore than 3,000 high school students and more than 8,000 teachersfrom across the country to live on, learn from, and experience the property. Read more about the Ranch's existing buildings and amenities below. Improvements Granite Ranch includes 23 structures: Parts of the 14,080-sf Main Lodge date to the 1930s, but it was mostly constructed in the 1970s and 1980s. A new roof cover was completed in 1995. This building includes a kitchen, dining room, classroom, library, two communal bathroom/shower areas, and 16 sleeping rooms. Together, as currently configured, these sleep up to 39 guests. In 2018 two identical two-story duplex cabins were built; each has four individual suites, including one ADA compliant suite and sleeps up to 16 guests. Six cabins were built between 1930 and 1995. Four of these six are identical. The fifth is the only guest cabin with a kitchen. The oldest of the six cabins is the laundry cabin. A 1,552-sf caretaker's duplex was built in 2014. It includes two separate 776-sf apartments, each of which has a full kitchen and a loft area, and a full basement and can sleep four guests. The basement is only partially finished and Granite Ranch's current owners use it for storage. A 6,160-sf steel frame shop was built on the ranch in 2003. Approximately 2,640-sf of it is insulated; the remaining area is configured as open storage. There is also an indoor pellet shooting range and, outside, an area designated for skeet shooting and a rifle range. All structures have been well maintained. Meet the Neighbors The BTNF is 3.4 million acres and connects to Grand Teton National Park, the National Elk Refuge, and Yellowstone National Park. Granite Ranch sits in the heart of the 15-million-acre Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, one of the last intact temperate ecosystems in the world. "Intact" means that all of the wildlife that lived in the area prior to the arrival of Europeans still live here. While moose are frequently spotted, people who know the ranch say the 100+ hummingbirds that can be seen on any given summer day are more fun to watch. Jay Buchner, who taught at the SCI's American Wilderness Leadership School for years, remembers standing on the north porch of the main lodge watching a moose. "And then a whole pack of hummingbirds was scurrying around me. It was pretty amazing," he says. Buchner also recalls a doe deer who liked to rest in the shade beneath the north porch during the heat of a summer day. "I'd walk out on the deck and she'd pop out and disappear in three big jumps," he says. "But the hummersI've never seen so many in one area before." There are also osprey, sandhill cranes, elk, beavers, and black and grizzly bears. Outfitter Partnership Janet and Larry Moore sold their permit to operate as hunting outfitters in the BTNF around Granite Creek decades ago. Today that permit belongs to Trophy Mountain Outfitters, which Wyoming native Dustin Child runs with his wife Laura and their sons Haze and Jamin. Child first hunted around Granite Creek in 1999. "At the end of that day I told the outfitter that if I could pick any hunting camp in the state of Wyoming, I'd pick the one in Granite," Child says. He told the outfitter that if they ever wanted to sell to let him know. "When it came available, I jumped on it," Child says. Today Trophy Mountain Outfitters' multi-day fly-fishing trips and trophy hunts for deer, elk, bighorn sheep, antelope, moose, mountain lions, and black bears are booked solid. While it is a wholly separate business and entity from Granite Ranch and maintains a seasonal tent camp for hunters up Granite Canyon, Child says that there is potential for him to partner with the ranch and have clients stay and eat there. "If our clients could be guests at Granite Ranch and be provided with lodging and meals, that'd be pretty great," he says. "I would be interested in talking to new owners about what their vision and goals for the ranch are. $8,995,000 Pending Continue to Show

Jackson, Wyoming

47 Beds 23 Baths 21,875 SqFt 33.640 Acres

Sweeping Snake River views greet you the moment you step into this modern oasis ideally located on a large elevated lot. This mountain home boasts exquisite finishes, a thoughtful floor plan, and multi-level living. One of two parcels located directly south of the driving range, this home is situated on the southern point, providing unobstructed views down the Snake River Canyon. 4 bedrooms on two levels provide sanctuary, while the center of the main floor offers a beautiful open space for gathering. The living room blends out to the patio providing guests a peak of the river over the first hole of the Tom Weiskopf designed golf course. The hidden gem is the elevated deck, providing breathtaking 180 degree views. Estimated completion is summer of 2023. $7,250,000 Active

15125 S WAGON RD Jackson, Wyoming

4 Beds 5 Baths 4,050 SqFt 0.740 Acres

Perched above the Snake River on a mostly undiscovered plateau between Horse Creek and Porcupine Creek, this 35+ acre property lies among only seven other homes on the 460 acres that make up the incredibly private Porcupine Creek Ranch. Live amongst rolling hills, beautiful Aspen groves, and the migrating Wyoming wildlife that call this plateau home. Dramatic views accompany this custom built 3 bedroom home and four-stall, fully equipped horse barn with wash rack, tack room, work shop, and access to multiple paddocks.Although located on a secluded plateau, the town of Jackson is an easy, low traffic 9.7 miles from this stunning property. Away from the congestion of town and Wilson, enjoy Wyoming living the right way with privacy, views, and convenience. Barn square footage included as "guest house garage square footage". Additional storage above garage stalls. $5,495,000 Active

2450 E FALCON SPRINGS Road Jackson, Wyoming

3 Beds 2 Baths 2,573 SqFt 35.810 Acres

UNDER CONSTRUCTION: This modern mountain home is elevated to take advantage of sweeping Snake River Canyon views. One of two homes on a private drive in the final phase of The Lodges at Snake River Sporting Club, this home is adjacent to Bridger Teton National Forest. 6 bedrooms spread on 3 levels, this home offers space to gather, and space to retreat. The home is sold fully furnished with Restoration Hardware furniture. Resort zoning allows for rental flexibility and additional income possibilities. Completion is planned for December 2022. $5,250,000 Active

14260 S WAGON RD Jackson, Wyoming

6 Beds 5 Baths 4,049 SqFt 0.070 Acres

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - Three story Lodge Cabin ''Mountain B'' model floorplan. Offers 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, patios and hot tub. Home offers rental flexibility and short term rental income. Fully furnished. $5,250,000 Active

14260 S WAGON ROAD Jackson, Wyoming

6 Beds 5 Baths 4,049 SqFt 0.070 Acres

Coveted Caddis home! This home is a mountain modern design, set overlooking Trumpeter Pond to the East, and Bridger Teton National Forest to the West. This home is being offered fully furnished, with a Restoration Hardware Furniture package. The two and a half story home offers 4 Bedrooms, including a quad bunk room. Entertain guests in the inside/outside space, as the wall in the living room disappears allowing the outside in. $4,595,000 Active

14360 SOUTH CADDIS COURT Jackson, Wyoming

4 Beds 5 Baths 3,741 SqFt 0.280 Acres

Lodge Cabin 209 is a newly completed home in the final phase of Snake River Sporting Club's resort-zoned properties. This 2 story, 4 bedroom 3 bathroom unit is positioned in ''The Lodges'' at the heart of the Snake River Sporting Club with expansive golf course views and panoramas of the Snake River Canyon. Combine unequaled amenities with rental flexibility and short term rental income. This Cabin is offered ''Turnkey'' and fully furnished with a Restoration Hardware package. Additional 4 and 6 bedroom homes will also be completed and available for occupancy this winter in this last area of the Sporting Club. $2,995,000 Active

14235 WULLF WAY Jackson, Wyoming

4 Beds 3 Baths 2,367 SqFt 0.080 Acres

12.9 elevated acres, nestled into a wildlife hotspot and offering a full range of exclusive views of the Snake River Valley and a 360 panorama of some of Jackson Hole's most jaw-dropping ranges including , Munger Mountain, Glory Bowl, and Teton Pass. This distinctive property makes itself effortless to enjoy; with its soft rolling terrain and stunning position over the valley giving it all the makings for a pleasant place to call home and let your horses graze. The cherry on top of this property is the Bridger Teton National Forest, Jackson Hole Land Trust, and Wyoming Game and Fish land nearby, giving the owner access to near-untapped nature. $2,900,000 Active

8500 HORSE CREEK MESA Road Jackson, Wyoming

12.900 Acres

Shop lovers dream! This recently updated property located in the desirable Hoback Junction area is just steps away from the Hoback River and National Forrest access. The home features an oversized, newly remodeled kitchen which flows into an open living area. The Master suite wing is separate from the guest bedrooms and bath, making it easy for family and friends to celebrate get togethers or enjoy quiet time. The property features a separate, attached ARU with additional potential income or excellent for a business that needs to house employees. The .76 acres is on a convenient corner with mature trees and landscape throughout the property. The oversized shop area features custom copper garage doors, heated floors, and a half bath adding to the beauty of this well maintained home. $2,500,000 Active

1800 E RIVER Drive Jackson, Wyoming

4 Beds 3 Baths 2,515 SqFt 0.760 Acres

Opportunity to own the last remaining undeveloped lot on Bear Ridge Road! This elevated site is over 2 acres, and borders Bridger Teton National Forest. Sweeping canyon views over the 2nd tee box. The Snake River Sporting Club is a private gated community, with direct access to an abundance of amenities as well as the surrounding wilderness. $1,595,000 Active

15165 BEAR RIDGE ROAD Jackson, Wyoming

2.190 Acres

Nestled in the woods and tucked in between the sixth and seventh holes of the Tom Weiskopf designed golf course, lot 41 offers sunny mountain views, and the peace of a developed residential community. This .57 acre site is ready for a custom home design, with fiber optic and all utilities to the site. Golf a round, fly fish on a golden afternoon, and retreat into your piece of paradise. $1,545,000 Active

15555 S S WAGON RD Jackson, Wyoming

0.570 Acres

Lot 34 at Snake River Sporting Club is situated on over a half acre of open space and wooded land with Martin Creek braiding through. Enjoy direct access to the Snake River and into Bridger-Teton National Forest for recreation and reflection. A forest of trees envelop the homesite for a custom home up to 5,500 sq. ft. to maintain privacy, while open views of the Snake River Canyon grace the western edge of the parcel. Situated within the heart of Bridger-Teton National Forest, Snake River Sporting Club represents the authentic Jackson Hole experience in a private club setting and delivers the height of Western hospitality. The nearly 1,000-acre property represents a transporting, transcendent threshold into an oasis bordered only by river and wilderness. Perspective and pace feel different here: more essential and elemental. Stress becomes less acute, what matters comes into focus. Curated activities and excursions accumulate into a close kinship with place. Even more than that, this land inspires attunement to nature and a sense of real peace. Welcome. $1,450,000 Active

15455 S WAGON ROAD Jackson, Wyoming

0.540 Acres

This 3.91 acre gem is nestled on a hill with beautiful views of the Snake River while abutting and over looking the Teton National forest. Quietly hidden away with no restrictions, HOA or subdivision requirements. This little piece of paradise will not last long. ** Broker is related to seller. $1,000,000 Pending Contingent

9055 US-89 Jackson, Wyoming

3.910 Acres

1255 E. Deer Creek Drive is a great opportunity to own one of the premier building sites South of Jackson. Lot 4 offers expansive views overlooking the Snake River towards Munger Mountain, the Snake River Range and the elk feeding ground. The property borders National Forest giving you direct access to unlimited hiking, hunting, horseback riding and exploration from your backdoor. The subdivision offers a community water system and the H.O.A. plows and maintains the subdivision roads. If you are looking for the perfect spot to build your dream home, here is your chance. $1,000,000 Active

1255 E DEER CREEK Drive Jackson, Wyoming

3.940 Acres

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