1,676 acres in Baker County, OR
This thoughtfully managed and well-maintained high-country property spans nearly 1,700 acres, combining several original turn-of-the-century homesteads into one expansive parcel. Rich in history and natural resources, it features two year-round creeks Brinker Creek and Logtown Creek along with countless perennial springs. Even in drought years, the land produces abundant grass. For grazing, the land supports approximately 100 AUMs for the full May October season. Over half the property is fenced with brand-new, four-wire all-steel fencing, built in 2025. With the elevation ranging between five and six thousand feet, winter brings many recreational opportunities outdoor enthusiasts. Wildlife is abundant, with elk, bear, cougar, deer, coyotes, wild turkeys, and blue grouse calling this land home. Renowned for outstanding elk hunting, it s a true sportsman s paradise. Access is via two rout...
This thoughtfully managed and well-maintained high-country property spans nearly 1,700 acres, combining several original turn-of-the-century homesteads into one expansive parcel. Rich in history and natural resources, it features two year-round creeks Brinker Creek and Logtown Creek along with countless perennial springs. Even in drought years, the land produces abundant grass. For grazing, the land supports approximately 100 AUMs for the full May October season. Over half the property is fenced with brand-new, four-wire all-steel fencing, built in 2025. With the elevation ranging between five and six thousand feet, winter brings many recreational opportunities outdoor enthusiasts. Wildlife is abundant, with elk, bear, cougar, deer, coyotes, wild turkeys, and blue grouse calling this land home. Renowned for outstanding elk hunting, it s a true sportsman s paradise. Access is via two routes: a deeded easement from the top of the divide and a historic prescriptive easement dating back to the 1800s. The name Logtown dates to the mining boom era, when a sawmill on Brinker Creek supplied timber to miners and ranchers. Today, this unique property offers a rare combination of history, natural beauty, and productive use perfect for ranching, recreation, or a private legacy retreat. Last photo added shows mineral rights for property, White is owned mineral rights for property, Gray is federal, Yellow is BLM.
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From Baker City, Hwy 245 South to Bridgeport, Left on Clarks Cr Rd, property on the right.