Home to deer, elk, bear, mountain lion, turkey, and other wildlife, Razorback Ridge is perfect for outdoorsmen. 3,648.49± acres of pure mountain pleasure and just a short one-hour drive east of Klamath Falls, Oregon, Razorback Ridge has much to offer, with elevations from 5,100’ to over 7,300’ and Howard Creek that meanders for over one and a half miles through the lower elevations. The views are endless, but possibly the most outstanding view of all is from atop Razorback Ridge itself.
With the potential for up to four landowner preference tags for mule deer and rocky mountain elk within the Interstate Hunting Unit #75 (Buyer to verify with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), the recreation and outdoor experiences waiting for you, your family, and friends are astounding. Surrounded by thousands of acres of Fremont National Forest (USFS), your adventures could be endless. Razorback Ridge is uniquely served by paved USFS Road #387, plus numerous private internal service and hunting roads for your exclusive use.
Due to excellent management by the current owners, there is a large stand of timber, primarily ponderosa pine and white fir, which adds much to the investment opportunity. Imagine the thrill of riding horseback through the forest, taking in the breathtaking views from the ridge tops, or hunting in the fall amidst the vibrant colors of the changing leaves.
Bring ATVs, snowmobiles, horses, and hiking boots, as there is much to explore at Razorback Ridge. The recreational opportunities are endless, and the potential for income from timber harvesting, hunting, and eco-tourism is substantial. The property’s diverse terrain, ranging from meadows to timbered slopes, offers a unique chance to create a self-sustaining ranch or retreat. Imagine building your dream cabin or lodge, surrounded by the beauty of nature, and waking up each morning to the sounds of wildlife and the wind rustling through the trees.
Razorback Ridge is a rare find, offering the perfect blend of recreation, investment, and relaxation. Whether you’re an outdoorsman, a nature lover, or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, this incredible property has something for everyone. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of mountain paradise.
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