323 trails end lane

Tucked away at the quiet end of the road west of Nevada Creek Reservoir, this 20-acre parcel offers a truly rustic, remote, and self-sustaining lifestyle. With mostly usable ground at an elevation of approximately 5,200 feet, the property is secluded yet remains a short drive from Highway 141. Year-round living is possible with snow removal arrangements and cooperative efforts among neighbors. The land is dotted with stands of aspen trees—now in their full fall color—and features multiple bedding areas frequently visited by elk. Seasonal runoff may flow across parts of the parcel, adding to its natural character. A cool old shed and a tear-down cabin sit on the property, providing a focal point for those looking to build a dream home or design an off-grid, sustainable living setup. The trees are spaced just enough to welcome abundant sunlight, ideal for solar or other renewable systems. Starlink satellite internet performs well in the area, and although cell service is limited, a booster improves connectivity. Powell County’s minimal building requirements offer flexibility to bring your vision to life. The camper is negotiable for an additional amount if the buyer would like it.