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This stunning log home on 9.15 acres near La Barge, Wyoming captures spectacular views in both directions so you can enjoy both the sunrise and sunset. With expansive windows allowing the natural light to spill in, the peaked pitch mimics the beautiful views from the 4,320 square-foot home. The stand-alone woodstove warms the home accentuated with a stone hearth. The kitchen is accommodating with stainless steel appliances while an open-concept floor plan keeps it all flowing together. A separate metal garage is currently utilized as a horse barn. BLM land borders the edge of the subdivision allowing access to the Bridger National Forest. You'll have the opportunity to explore and enjoy horseback riding, hiking, or off-roading. Located in the Viola Subdivision, the property is a short twelve-mile drive up La Barge Creek Road. La Barge Creek flows less than a mile from the property which offers great fishing through public access sites. La Barge Creek feeds into the infamous Green River and the waters proceed to Fontenelle Reservoir. Fontenelle Reservoir offers great fishing and recreation for boat and water enthusiasts. Live in this serene area and take advantage of the recreational options. Ride your horse into the sunset every night on this dream property!
Local Area
La Barge, Wyoming is nestled in the Green River Valley in Lincoln County. This southwest portion of The Cowboy State is rich in recreational activities and in the oil field industry. La Barge lies between Big Piney and Kemmerer on Highway 189. The economy in the community is supported by ranching and service industries.
Big Piney, Wyoming is considered to be the oldest settlement in Sublette County. The small community was named by Dan B. Budd for the Piney Creeks and was incorporated on July 5, 1913. Big Piney is one of Wyoming's best-kept secrets as it is near the Wyoming Range and the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
Area Attractions
Green River
The infamous Green River in Wyoming attracts thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike. The river offers world-class fishing, river rafting, kayaking, and mountain biking. The Green River empties into the Fontenelle Reservoir.
Fontenelle Reservoir
The Fontenelle Reservoir is located in southwest Wyoming and spans for 20 miles when full. The 56 miles of shoreline make for a wonderful chance to picnic while watching the boaters float along. The reservoir is approximately 8,000 acres of surface area. It has an elevation of 6,500 feet. Anglers can reel in Rainbow, Brown, or Cutthroat Trout. There is a campground with restrooms and running water. Enjoy hiking, hunting, boating, camping, fishing, and winter sports when the weather turns.
Bridger-Teton National Forest
The Bridger-Teton National Forest spans 3.4 million acres of public land. Explore pristine watersheds, abundant wildlife, and immense wildlands. The forest is adjacent to both the Grand-Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge and comprises a large part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The forest has a diverse variety of wildlife.
Wyoming Range
The Wyoming Range is part of the mighty Rocky Mountains. This range is more peaceful and quieter. Enjoy hiking, climbing, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, hunting, and fishing.
