An incredible 120 acres mountain oasis tucked into a small valley near Adin Pass. Well maintained 20-acre meadow with Johnson Creek meandering through. The forest has recently been thinned and brushed for fire safety and good stewardship, and was last logged in 1992. There are two unfinished structures on the edge of the meadow, a garage/storage building and a small cabin. Both structures will need work to become fully usable buildings. The current owners have enjoyed the property for the past 25 years and have created wonderful memories camping and exploring on and around the property taking advantage of direct access to miles of Forest Service roads. This would be ideal for a horse campout and enjoying hours of riding on the property and surrounding area. The roads are also ideal for pickup trucks and UTV's. The property is partially fenced and lays within open range, the owner encourages a local rancher to graze the meadow, which is beneficial to the land. Great access from HWY 139, the property is about 1 ¾ mile off the Highway. Located in the X3A Deer zone at an elevation of 4600 ft. There are no utilities on the property, however, cell service is a nice surprise. Johnson Creek usually stops flowing in June, but a large pool in the creek bed holds water all year. The town of Adin lays about 8 ½ miles to the west and Alturas is within 40 minutes to the east. If you're looking for a small piece of paradise, privacy and tranquility, you will find it here.
