Black Diamond Lodge

Description

Perfect opportunity for a private hunting camp, investment property, working Lodge or year-round single-family recreational haven! Five buildings and 4.49acs: 1BR, 1BA cabin w/kitchenette, 4-unit building each has attached bath, two have kitchenettes, 1 Cabin with half-bath & full kitchen, a 30x36 Shop, 12x16 outbuilding, used as a hot tub room. A nature lover's dream in the heart of Dixie - hunt, fish, hike, ride horses, ATV's, snowmobiling. Adjacent to public land and nestled between the Gospel-Hump and Frank Church Wilderness and close to Salmon River and Gospel-Hump Lakes. Sleeps 15. Bring your toys!

Dixie is a historic gold-rush town founded in 1862 along Crooked Creek, today home to only a handful of year-round residents and reachable via Red River-Dixie Road roughly 38 miles southeast of Elk City. Its remote setting between two of the lower 48's most significant wilderness areas — the 2.3 million-acre Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness, the largest contiguous wilderness outside Alaska, and the adjoining Gospel-Hump Wilderness — places this property at the literal edge of the wild, with backcountry trailheads, outfitter camps, and Forest Service land all within close reach. This combination of established lodging infrastructure and an exceptionally rare location has long supported guided hunting and outfitting operations in the area, underscoring the property's potential as an income-producing lodge for hunters, anglers, and backcountry travelers drawn to one of Idaho's most storied and least-developed corners.