A rare and unique piece of British Columbia wilderness-isolated and
pristine.
174 acres, nestled between the Rocky and Cariboo Mountains, 65 kilometers northwest of McBride, BC.. Over 4000 feet of Fraser River frontage, 95% forested (spruce, alpine fir, birch, cottonwood, aspen) 10,000 cubic meters of standing spruce. Abundant wildlife (deer, moose, elk, bear, coyotes, wolves and others). Two-acre natural pond which attracts water foul.
Excellent agricultural potential, rich black loam and silt soil--no rocks, 1970 vintage log buildings in good condition (450 square foot two story cabin, 750 square foot workshop). Road access could be developed, however,
current access is by water. One owner for the last 35 years.