Lolo Creek Mountain Top

Description

Beautiful 36.5 acres with panoramic scenic views and privacy. 1000 gallon plus, 24/7 ice-cold crystal clear water flow from granite outcropping located in the center of the property. Monitored by owner for 18 years, the water flow never slows or freezes. Good roads in and overlooking Lolo Creek. Open and buildable and sloping high ground. Your chance to own a mountain top!

Lolo Creek runs 47 miles through Clearwater and Idaho Counties before joining the Clearwater River near Greer, supporting Chinook salmon alongside resident trout populations in a drainage long valued by both wildlife and anglers. The surrounding Weippe area sits on the historic Weippe Prairie, one of only eight registered National Historic Landmarks in Idaho, recognized as the site where the Lewis and Clark Expedition first encountered the Nez Perce people in 1805 after descending from the Bitterroot Mountains. The region's forested ridges support healthy elk, deer, and black bear populations, and nearby federal land extends hunting and hiking access well beyond any single parcel's boundaries. Orofino, the Clearwater County seat with full services and the Clearwater Historical Museum, is the nearest larger town, while Dworshak Reservoir's more than 180 miles of forested shoreline lie a reasonable drive to the northwest for additional fishing and boating. Clearwater County's logging heritage continues to shape the working-land character found throughout the Weippe plateau, and the Clearwater National Forest borders the broader region for additional public land access.