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Enjoying the outdoors in the suburbs means mowing the front lawn or taking the kids down to the local park. In the openness of the wilderness, however, enjoying the outdoors takes on a whole different meaning. Buying land for yourself is not only a wise investment decision, but also one that you can enjoy every day when you look out at your backyard into miles of lush forest.
The Moondance Ranch In Utah
With over 40 acres of pristine land, the Moondance Ranch in Utah features blue skies, arresting scenery and the lovely scent of juniper trees surrounding the area. The ranch is located in the Uintah Basin, which is located right next to 1.3 million acres of untouched wilderness in the Ashley National Forest. The diverse terrain of this magnificent landscape is sure to appeal to any nature lover. During the summer, the weather is mild, with snowfall during the winter.
Imagine waking up to the fresh aroma of the forest and the spectacular view of this national treasure. Best of all, the properties at Moondance Ranch cannot be subdivided, which means you will be able to look at that gorgeous view year-round without a neighbor’s roof blocking it.
Hunting At Moondance Ranch
Hunting in the wild takes you back to simpler times when food had to be caught and prepared for dinner. Enjoy hunting a vast array of wildlife, from deer and elk to pheasants, quail and tons of other fowl. If you are more of a fisherman, hop on board your boat to the middle of the hundreds of lakes in the area, or grab a pole and head down to the nearest stream.
For those who prefer other outdoor activities, try climbing in the red rock canyons nearby or going on an off-roading trip to the forest. Starvation Lake State Park offers 3,500 acres of waterskiing, boating and swimming opportunities all close by to your new home. If none of those activities suits you, try hiking through the woods, horseback riding on one of the many trails or mountain biking through the rugged landscape. In the wintertime, drive up to Park City for some world-renowned skiing an hour and a half away, or head towards the other mountains for snowboarding and snowmobiling. Owning land in the Uintah Basin of Utah is more than just hunting for enjoyment -- it’s owning a piece of wilderness paradise.
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