Rimrock Valley Ranch is a total of 1,375± deeded acres with approximately 2.2 miles of reliable South Fork of Canyon Creek traversing its valley, along with several other unnamed spring flows. The ranch is predominantly defined by a large sweeping, grass-lined canyon surrounded by rimrock cliffs flanking the valley along with 200± acres of dryland farm ground that has been in hay production and could be easily reinstated. In addition to creating always-coveted privacy, the cliffs act as fencing for roughly 80% of its border, leaving just 20% to traditional fencing. Wildlife on the ranch includes mule deer, white-tailed deer and antelope, along with a healthy population of upland game birds. Currently, the ranch is home to just a handful of horses allowing the grasses to flourish. However, it has held cattle, sheep and bison in the past. Also known for its most notorious homesteader, Martha Jane Cannary, aka, Calamity Jane who once owned it. Additional acreage may be available.