Hornet Creek Pasture Ranch

OLD HORNET CREEK VALLEY

Just a quick couple miles from Council, Idaho a ranching community located in scenic Adams County. Known for it’s small-town atmosphere and abundant outdoor recreation. The beautiful mountains, creeks, and rivers, offer endless opportunities for exploration and adventures like riding, hiking, fishing and hunting. Thousands of acres of Forest Service, State, and BLM land are nearby, providing exceptional access to public lands.

SCENIC CREEKSIDE ACREAGE

This 68.5± acre parcel features rolling terrain with a sloped hillside and a treed draw that descends into a lush green meadow. The mature trees continue throughout the property, eventually connecting to the lively fish-able waters of Hornet Creek.  A newer county-owned bridge crosses the creek on the property, while a gravel road provides convenient access throughout. The pastures are fully fenced, and the tall native grasses create a picturesque rural setting. On the east side, irrigated pastures border both sides of the creek as it meanders through the center of the property. The northern boundary fronts the paved Cuprum-Council Road. On the southwest side of Old Hornet Creek Road, an easily accessible location offers an excellent potential building site.

RECREATE & HUNT

The land is within Idaho Fish & Game Unit 18 – permits available are for big and small game plus waterfowl and upland birds, not to mention fishing of all kinds. Cuddy Mountain rises to the west, while Council Mountain stands to the east, offering year-round recreation including ATV riding, hiking, horseback riding, and more. Wildlife is abundant throughout the area, with elk, deer, turkey, and other native species can be seen frequenting on and around the property.

Whether you are seeking a productive place for livestock, a recreational retreat, or a private piece of Idaho’s scenic mountain landscape, the Hornet Creek Pasture Ranch offers a very usable acreage, abundant wildlife, and outstanding access to the great outdoors. With its blend of fenced pastures, grazing land, live creek, and proximity to expansive public lands, this property captures the true spirit of western ranch living in the heart of Adams County.