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Escape to the untamed beauty of North Central Idaho with this stunning 20-acre property in Clearwater County. Whether you're looking for a private retreat, a hunting basecamp, or a place to build your dream home, this land offers limitless possibilities. Surrounded by towering pines and open meadows, the property provides ample space for outdoor adventures while ensuring privacy and seclusion. With power nearby and no HOA restrictions, you have the freedom to create your perfect homestead or cabin getaway, all within 20 minutes of Orofino and an hour from Lewiston. For the avid outdoorsman, this land is a prime location for hunting, with abundant deer, elk, and other wildlife frequenting the area. The proximity to vast public lands, trails, and the Clearwater River enhances the recreational opportunities, whether it’s fishing for steelhead, boating on Dworshak Reservoir, or exploring on horseback or ATV. The rugged charm of this property, combined with its convenient location, makes it a rare find for those seeking an authentic Idaho lifestyle. Idaho's Game Management Unit (GMU) 10A is a significant area for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly hunters. Located within the Clearwater Region of Idaho, it encompasses diverse terrain, including portions of Shoshone, Idaho, and Clearwater counties. The area is characterized by forested landscapes, with a substantial portion falling within the Clearwater National Forest. This makes it prime habitat for various wildlife, including elk, deer (both mule deer and white-tailed deer), and other game species. GMU 10A is known for its rugged terrain and varying elevations, which contribute to its diverse wildlife populations. Information provided by the Idaho Fish and Game department, indicates that the unit has land ownership that is a mix of private, and U.S. Forest Service, and state of Idaho lands. Therefore, when planning a trip to this GMU it is very important to be aware of the land ownership, and any regulations that are in place. For those planning to hunt in this area it is imperative to check the Idaho Fish and Game website for the most up to date regulations, and season information.

This 20-acre property in Clearwater County, Idaho is a prime opportunity for those seeking a private retreat or development potential in the stunning landscapes of Orofino. The gently sloping terrain is ideal for building a home, cabin, or recreational getaway, with power readily available to simplify the process. Surrounded by mature trees, the land offers exceptional privacy and scenic beauty, while Falls Creek meandering along the northern boundary adds to its tranquil charm. For outdoor enthusiasts, this property is a dream come true. With abundant deer and elk populations, it’s an excellent location for hunting or simply enjoying the rich wildlife. The lack of covenants and restrictions ensures you have the freedom to develop or use the land as you see fit. Located just 20 minutes from Orofino and near the Clearwater River and Dworshak Reservoir, this property provides the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility to world-class recreation. Idaho's Game Management Unit (GMU) 10A is a significant area for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly hunters. Located within the Clearwater Region of Idaho, it encompasses diverse terrain, including portions of Shoshone, Idaho, and Clearwater counties. The area is characterized by forested landscapes, with a substantial portion falling within the Clearwater National Forest. This makes it prime habitat for various wildlife, including elk, deer (both mule deer and white-tailed deer), and other game species. GMU 10A is known for its rugged terrain and varying elevations, which contribute to its diverse wildlife populations. Information provided by the Idaho Fish and Game department, indicates that the unit has land ownership that is a mix of private, and U.S. Forest Service, and state of Idaho lands. Therefore, when planning a trip to this GMU it is very important to be aware of the land ownership, and any regulations that are in place. For those planning to hunt in this area it is imperative to check the Idaho Fish and Game website for the most up to date regulations, and season information.

This exceptional 160-acre timberland property presents a unique opportunity for both investment and recreation. With 832 MBF of mature timber and additional pre-merchantable stands, it offers strong near-term cash flow potential. Surrounded by public and private forestlands, including US Forest Service land to the east, the property provides excellent hunting opportunities with abundant deer, elk, and other wildlife. Located just 12 road miles south of Cataldo, ID, it features breathtaking views and a remote, peaceful setting. While physical access is available, legal access has not been established. Whether you're seeking a prime hunting retreat, a timber investment, or a secluded getaway, this North Idaho property is a rare find. Idaho's Game Management Area 4 encompasses a significant portion of southeastern Idaho, characterized by diverse terrain and wildlife habitats. This area includes Bear Lake County, parts of Bingham County, and Caribou County, excluding the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. It's known for its varied landscapes, from rolling hills and sagebrush steppe to forested mountains, providing habitat for a wide range of species. Hunting and wildlife viewing are popular activities in Game Management Area 4. The area supports populations of big game animals like deer, elk, and moose, as well as waterfowl and upland game birds. Due to the diverse habitats, there are various hunting seasons and regulations that hunters must adhere to. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game manages the area, providing information on hunting seasons, regulations, and access.