Rare-find, deeded cabin located in the iconic and very historic South Pass City, situated within a 1/2 mile of the rich-history within the Carissa Mine, early1800s restored structures (managed by Wyoming State Parks) and home to the trails that over 300,000 pioneer families, mountain men and trappers trekked through during the gold rush of the 1800s. This darling mountain getaway was built in 1977, has a private potable well, garage with workshop area, and provides outstanding indoor and outdoor living spaces including a large sunroom. The cabin is set up for year-round recreation visits (limited road access- snow machine), including electric heaters and wood stove, a full kitchen, double pane windows and concrete foundation with crawl space. The floor plan is open, cozy and welcoming with a main level bathroom and laundry. Upstairs comfortably sleeps two, and has a 1/2 bathroom. The lot feels private abutted against State of Wyoming land, making it the perfect hideout while providing a natural habitat for mountain bluebirds, finches, eagles, and wildlife including mule deer, antelope, moose and bear. This sweet property is located just 40 miles outside of Lander, off Highway 28, in a quiet Wyoming ghost town that holds a special place in US history, a landform along the emigrant trails, and still has access to numerous trails including the Continental Divide, Oregon National History Trail and the Volksmarch Trail. This property is a prime opportunity for a vacation rental or solitude in the gently sloping Wyoming prairie.
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