Location:

Located in an area surrounded by the Boise National Forest on the banks of  South Fork of the Boise River.  South of the small town of Featherville, Idaho in Elmore County, this mountain community was originally settled in the 1860’s as a stage stop for the mining camp of Rocky Bar. Featherville and nearby Pine, Idaho are popular tourist destinations for recreation. The Boise National Forest and Anderson Ranch Reservoir offer tourist opportunities for hunting, fishing, camping, ATVing, boating, snowmobiling, hiking and more. You’re likely to see elk, deer or an eagle while enjoying outdoor recreation.

Some of the nearby attractions are Trinity Lakes, Rocky Bar, Atlanta, Baumgartner Hot Springs, and Anderson Ranch Dam Reservoir. With trails to ride, peaks to conquer, hot springs to soak in and fish to catch there is something for everyone in the area. Easily reached by a two hour, or less, drive from Sun Valley, Boise or Twin Falls.

Acreage:

The 257± acres includes approx. 1,400 ft. of the South Fork of the Boise River frontage, irrigation, and clusters of pine trees. The possibilities on this property abundant. Previously, the property was utilized as a cattle ranch and then a golf course. There are many possibilities for this land.   Part is zoned commercial and part agriculture. The property also has several private roads up to county specifications that go through. These could be used for future development.

If you are looking for a venture or an investment into a small mountain town with tourism and lots of potential, you have found it here at the Featherville River Ranch. From keeping it as a whole for a private ranch, to developing it for homesites, to a commercial tourist destination, all are possibilities.