Yellow Knife Trail, Parcel

Farm Description

Parcel A consists of 70 acres of Wyoming privacy adjacent to Clarks Fork Blm. It has amazing views in all directions and multiple building sites. Access to the lot is provided by Yellow Knife Trail and electricity is on County Road 1Ab. Enjoy fishing from many local public access points, Atv's and privacy. Location The Yellow Knife Lots are located 31 miles north of Cody, Wyoming the Rodeo Capital of the World. Powell, a rural agricultural town and home to Northwest College, is 25 miles east. Red Lodge, Montana, a beautiful ski resort and entrance to the scenic Beartooth Highway is 35 miles northwest of Clark. Billings, Montana's largest city is 78 miles north of the property. Recreation There are three accesses to the Shoshone National Forest, the Clarks Fork Canyon being the most spectacular. From the mouth of the Canyon you can horseback ride, hike or 4- wheel drive five miles along the river with towering mountain walls on either side. At the end of the canyon, the trail on the north side switchbacks to the top of the Beartooth Mountains and goes over to Highway 212. This is the Morrison Jeep Trail. It is an easy scenic drive to Yellowstone National Park as well as many other recreational opportunities within the Yellowstone ecosystem. Clark borders the Shoshone National Forest, state, and BLM -administered lands and the Clark's Fork River/Canyon, making it a prime area for the outdoor enthusiast. Winters are moderately mild, with elevation averages of approximately 4,500 feet 1,400 m. The area is semi-arid high desert sagebrush plains with little rain or snowfall, averaging less than 10 per year, as the bordering mountains squeeze much of the moisture from the atmosphere. It was a wintering area for Indian tribes in the 19th century, due to the milder temperatures, relative lack of snow, abundant sunshine and game animals. Community Clark is an unincorporated community with close relationships among the roughly 300 full-time residents who share approximately 50 square miles of real estate. Residents are a mix of farmers, ranchers, and retirees who come to the area for the peaceful and relaxed atmosphere. Otherwise those working generally have employment in Powell or Cody. The first Clark post office was established in 1891 and the first school was established in 1895. There is no longer a post office. Mail comes through the Powell post office. The Clarks Fork Recreation Center hosts community activities including an annual rodeo. There is an elementary school in Clark, which is part of Park County School District 1 in Powell, but most junior high and high school students' bus to Powell and the rest to Belfry, Montana. Weather Average annual high is 60.6 degrees Average annual low is 29.7 degrees Average annual precipitation is 7.16 Average annual snowfall is 18.2 Summary Yellow Knife Lots lends itself to development. Bring your home plans and build up your dream ranchette in the heart of the west.