Located near the Columbia River Gorge, this 80+/- acre parcel offers a strong combination of privacy, recreation, and usability. Accessed via Glenwood Highway through Washington Department of Wildlife lands, the property sits in a quiet, secluded setting surrounded by timber and open pasture. The land features a mix of Douglas fir and ponderosa pine with gently rolling terrain, making it well-suited for off-grid use. Directly neighboring state land expands your access for hiking, hunting, and exploring beyond your own boundaries. Whether you’re looking for a cabin site, campsite, or long-term recreational hold, this property offers flexibility and function. Within driving distance to Maryhill Museum, local wineries, and seasonal fruit stands, the location balances remote living with access to nearby attractions. A solid option for those seeking recreational land with long-term potential.
