Cove Creek Ranch Skow

Farm Description

This exceptional 770 acre dry, rolling rangeland near Weiser, Idaho, offers privacy, panoramic views, and versatile recreation-a blank canvas for your vision.

Land

Spanning 770 acres of open pasture and natural grasslands, this ranch features a pleasing mix of level terrain and gentle hills, balancing usability with scenic views. Productive soils and healthy grasses sustain grazing, support diverse wildlife, and showcase the land's natural beauty.

Recreation

Recreational opportunities on this ranch are endless, with diverse topography creating a haven for wildlife. Upland bird hunting is abundant, offering quail and pheasant. Located in unit 32 for deer and elk, the ranch provides access to over-the-counter tag opportunities for both.

Weiser, Idaho, is a gem for outdoor recreation enthusiasts, offering an incredible mix of natural beauty and year-round activities. Nestled along the Snake River and surrounded by mountains, Weiser is a popular destination for fishing, hiking, boating, and hunting. Anglers enjoy fishing in the nearby Snake, Weiser, and Payette Rivers, known for bass, trout, and sturgeon.

For hiking and biking, the Weiser River Trail is a scenic, 84-mile rail-trail that winds through diverse landscapes, including canyons, farmland, and forested areas, offering something for explorers of all skill levels.

Region & Climate

Weiser, Idaho, has a semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons, ideal for year-round outdoor activities. Summers are warm and dry, with daytime highs in the 80s to 90s F, perfect for fishing and hiking. Fall brings cooler, crisp days with highs from the 70s to 50s F, ideal for hunting and trail exploration. Winters are cold but mild, with highs in the 30s to 40s F and occasional snow, offering nearby winter sports access. Spring brings refreshing rains and temperatures from the 50s to 70s F, making it a great season for fishing and enjoying Weiser's natural landscapes.

Location

Weiser, Idaho, is a charming small town in the western part of the state, nestled along the Snake River near the Oregon border. Known for its scenic landscapes and outdoor recreation, Weiser is also famous as the Fiddling Capital of the World, hosting the annual National Oldtime Fiddlers' Contest. The town offers a variety of amenities, including local dining options, cozy lodging, and small shops, alongside essential services like grocery stores, schools, and a community hospital.

The closest major airport is Boise Airport BOI, located about 75 miles southeast, offering both domestic and limited international flights and making Weiser a convenient getaway just an hour and a half from Idaho's capital.