Majo Ranch - Cody, Wyoming

Majo Ranch is without question the signature property in the Upper South Fork Valley. Majo is that unique property that lies at the end of the road where private land ends and a massive wilderness complex begins. When one leaves the back gate of the Majo Ranch, one can follow the trail of thousands of migrating elk to the Thorofare Country adjacent to Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone Park. Or one can head westerly ending up near Dubois, Wyoming or more northerly to Grand Teton National Park outside of Jackson. This area is known as the most remote region in the lower 48 states. It is only accessible on foot or horseback and is truly one of the most wild and dramatic landscapes one could imagine. The Majo is the doorway to these wonders. It consists of a 74± acre homestead parcel bounded by the river and national forest on one side, national forest on two sides, and one downstream neighbor. It has huge expansive downriver views with towering mountains dominating the skies in the other three directions. Besides the amazing diversity of wildlife, it offers miles of very-high quality trout fishing in the South Fork of the Shoshone River. The building complex is set in an impressive lawn with beautiful big trees. It includes eight cabins, a dining/kitchen building, and a historic “lodge.” Closer to the main entrance, there is an operating complex that includes a manager’s house, a shop, hay barn, and other miscellaneous outbuildings. In summary, an absolutely beautiful, very private family retreat at the end of the road.
For more information about the Majo Ranch; visit the Hall and Hall website:
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