On a clear Wyoming morning, the reason for the name reveals itself. To the east, the jagged granite spires of the Wind River Range. To the west, the long timbered ridgelines of the Wyoming Range. To the north, the rugged peaks of the Gros Ventre. Few places anywhere in the American West stand at the center of such a panorama, and fewer still offer the scale, water, and wildlife to match it.Set high in Wyoming's mountain country, the ranch ranges from approximately 7,680 feet, where North Cottonwood Creek leaves the property, to high points near 7,875 feet. Rolling sagebrush benches, timbered draws, aspen pockets, and lush riparian bottoms create a rich mosaic of habitats. That diversity is what makes the ranch truly exceptional. It is not merely home to wildlife; it is a sanctuary for it.PURE, RUNNING WATER
In the high country of the West, water is the true measure of a ranch. Wyoming Game & Fish has recognized the trout fishing on North Cottonwood Creek as world-class. The ranch's creeks, springs, and ponds sustain wildlife year-round, nourish meadows and riparian corridors, and attract abundant birdlife alongside the big game.PRIVATE AVIATION ACCESS
With more than 5,000 acres, the ranch offers the size and scope to accommodate a private landing strip of its own, subject to required approvals. In the meantime, a private 7,500-foot gravel landing strip less than seven miles from the ranch may be available for use by the ranch's new owners, subject to arrangement with its owner. Miley Memorial Field in Big Piney offers a 6,800-foot paved runway with Jet A fuel. Pinedale's Ralph Wenz Field features an 8,900-foot runway, a full-service FBO, and regular business jet traffic. Jackson Hole, with its world-class skiing, culture, and commercial air service, is just over an hour away. It's close enough for convenience and far enough for true privacy.A GENERATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Three Ranges Ranch offers its next owner something that cannot be built or replicated: a private legacy in one of the most storied landscapes in America. It can be a place to hunt, ride, fish, conserve, and gather family for generations, whether as a personal retreat, a conservation legacy, or a working wildlife ranch.
