Elk Ridge WA | Fay Ranches

ELK RIDGE

Fruitland, Washington

$1,490,000

304± Acres

INTRODUCTION

Elk Ridge is a rare opportunity to own 304± acres of premier recreational and timberland in the heart of Eastern Washington. Rising above the surrounding countryside with sweeping views of Lake Roosevelt, nearby lakes, ponds, and rolling mountain terrain, this exceptional property combines privacy, natural beauty, and year-round outdoor adventure. Mature stands of ponderosa pine and Douglas fir, along with pockets of larch and aspen, create a diverse landscape rich in wildlife habitat and long-term timber value.

Known for incredible elk hunting, the property also supports thriving populations of whitetail deer and turkey, making it a true sportsman’s retreat. Multiple developed springs are scattered throughout the mountain, providing reliable water sources for wildlife and future development potential. Established logging roads and internal access trails allow you to easily navigate the property from the lower elevations to the upper benches while enjoying the diverse terrain and panoramic scenery.

Elk Ridge offers several potential building sites across the lower ground, middle benches, and elevated ridge tops, each with its own unique perspective and setting. Whether you envision a private hunting lodge, mountain getaway, recreational retreat, or legacy land investment, the possibilities are extensive. Direct access from county-maintained Fruitland Valley Road provides convenient year-round entry, while bordering 80± acres of Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) land to the south expands recreational access and privacy.

Despite its secluded feel, Elk Ridge remains easily accessible, located just 1 hour and 20± minutes from Spokane International Airport and approximately 45 minutes from both Colville and Davenport. This is a unique chance to own a large, scenic, and highly versatile piece of Washington land.

1 Elk Ridge | Fruitland, Washington

• 304± acres

• Great timber, including ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, and some larch and aspen

• Incredible elk hunting with whitetail and turkey also on the property

• Multiple developed springs are scattered around the mountain

• Great views of Lake Roosevelt and local lakes and ponds

• Established logging and access roads

• Access directly off the county-maintained Fruitland Valley Road

• Multiple build sites on the lower ground, middle, and upper benches

• Borders 80± acres of Washington DNR land to the south

• Located only an hour and 20± minutes from Spokane International Airport

• Located 45± minutes from Colville, Washington, and Davenport, Washington

ACREAGE

• 304± deeded acres

• 80± acres of DNR land

• Totaling access to 384± acres

Ranging from 2,100± feet in elevation up to 3,100± feet, the Elk Ridge is an excellent timber investment property with the benefit of a prime elk and deer hunting property located in Northeastern Washington. With over 50% of the merchantable timber left and varying topography, the timber species range from Douglas fir and ponderosa pine to a few pockets of western larch and aspen scattered across the mountainside. Adjacent to 80± acres of landlocked DNR land, it expands recreational opportunities on Elk Ridge. Multiple springs arise from the hillside, providing developed and undeveloped water sources for wildlife and/ or future living opportunities.

TIMBERLAND

The whole 304± acres of mountainside are covered in ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, and small amounts of larch and aspen trees.

With mature ponderosa pine and Douglas fir trees covering the hillside, Elk Ridge offers a timber investor’s dream property, featuring merchantable timber and multiple trails and road systems for access and usability. Varying densities and a mixture of rock formations, drainages, bluffs, and a large lower buildable site, this property has it all.

SCENIC VISTAS

Elk Ridge offers incredible mountaintop views overlooking the valleys, the Huckleberry Mountains, and numerous vistas of Lake Roosevelt to the west. With multiple viewpoints and incredible building sites, this property is sure to impress with its scenery. Watch the sun set or the storms roll in from the west, while sitting at the historic “Picnic Table.” Or enjoy the sunrise from the east while sitting in a tree stand waiting for that trophy bull or buck to walk by.

IMPROVEMENTS

Elk Ridge is enhanced with improved access roads directly off the county road, providing year-round access. Developed and undeveloped springs on the property provide multiple options for water usage already established.

RECREATION

Close to additional thousands of acres of public land, the Elk Ridge recreational property offers many opportunities for exploration on the mountain and nearby. From huckleberry picking to snowmobile and side-by-side exploring, to shed hunting and mushroom hunting, there are recreational adventures to be had during all four seasons. Fishing, hunting, and camping are some of the largest draws to the Inland Northwest, and they are all available either on or within minutes of the Elk Ridge property.

HUNTING | WILDLIFE

Located in Washington GMU 121 near Fruitland, Elk Ridge offers an exceptional hunting and recreational opportunity across 304± contiguous acres of highly diverse habitat in one of Eastern Washington’s wellknown big game regions. The property’s combination of timbered ridges, secluded benches, natural springs, and established road systems creates ideal conditions for both wildlife movement and hunter access throughout the season.

Elk hunting is the standout feature of the ranch, with the property situated in strong elk country that consistently holds resident elk while also benefiting from seasonal migration through the surrounding mountains and timberlands.

In addition to elk, the ranch supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, with excellent habitat ranging from open browse areas and transitional timber edges to secluded draws and north-facing slopes.

Turkey hunting can also be outstanding in the spring and fall, with birds commonly found moving between the timbered benches and open road systems.

Bordering 80± acres of Washington DNR land to the south further expands hunting access and adds a significant buffer of protected ground directly adjacent to the ranch. The region around Fruitland and Lake Roosevelt is widely recognized for its recreational appeal and abundant wildlife, offering additional public-land hunting opportunities nearby.

FISHING

Beyond the exceptional hunting opportunities, Elk Ridge is ideally positioned near some of Eastern Washington’s best freshwater fishing. Just a short drive away, Lake Roosevelt offers nearly 150 miles of renowned fishing waters known for trophy walleye, rainbow trout, kokanee salmon, smallmouth bass, and burbot. Anglers can enjoy year-round fishing with countless public boat launches, secluded coves, and scenic shoreline access throughout the region. In addition to Lake Roosevelt, several nearby lakes and ponds around Fruitland offer excellent opportunities for trout, bass, and panfish in quieter settings, surrounded by beautiful mountain and timbered landscapes. Whether spending the morning on the water or returning after an evening hunt, the area offers an outstanding combination of outdoor recreation and natural beauty.

OTHER RECREATION

Northeast Washington is widely known for its diverse year-round recreational opportunities, offering an unmatched combination of mountains, forests, lakes, rivers, and public lands. Beyond the excellent hunting and fishing, the region provides endless opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, ATV and side-by-side exploration, mountain biking, snowmobiling, and camping across thousands of acres of public ground and timber country.

In the warmer months, Lake Roosevelt becomes a major destination for boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, waterskiing, and swimming, with countless beaches, marinas, and quiet coves scattered along its shoreline.

Winter recreation is equally impressive, with nearby mountain areas providing opportunities for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and winter wildlife viewing. The region’s changing seasons create a constantly evolving landscape, from vibrant green springs and warm summer lake days to colorful fall timber and snow-covered winter mountains. Forty-Nine Degrees North Ski Hill is a mere 45± minutes to the east of Elk Ridge.

AREA HISTORY

Fruitland Valley, located in Stevens County in Northeast Washington, has long been known for its rich agricultural roots, timber history, and connection to the surrounding mountains and waterways of the Columbia River region. Originally inhabited by Indigenous peoples who utilized the area’s abundant wildlife, forests, and river systems, the valley later became home to homesteaders and ranching families during the late 1800s and early 1900s as settlement expanded across Eastern Washington.

The fertile valley floor and nearby timberlands supported farming, cattle operations, orchards, and logging, helping establish the quiet rural character the area still maintains today. The construction of nearby Grand Coulee Dam and the creation of Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area further shaped the region, bringing improved infrastructure, recreation, and long-term economic growth. Today, Fruitland Valley remains a peaceful and scenic community known for its open space, wildlife, outdoor recreation, and deep connection to the land and natural beauty of Northeast Washington.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES

Elk Ridge is surrounded by some of Northeast Washington’s best outdoor attractions and recreation. The region is also close to Grand Coulee Dam, local golf courses, multiple casinos, charming rural communities, and seasonal skiing at 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort, all within convenient driving distance of Spokane.

LOCATION

Located near Fruitland in the heart of Northeast Washington, Elk Ridge offers a unique combination of privacy, accessibility, and yearround recreation. Despite its secluded setting, the ranch enjoys direct access from the countymaintained Fruitland Valley Road and is conveniently located just 45± minutes from Colville and Davenport with the basic amenities of shopping, dining, and healthcare, while remaining only about 1 hour and 20± minutes from Spokane for access to all the additional amenities of the big city.

AIRPORT SERVICES

Elk Ridge is conveniently located just over an hour from Spokane International Airport, providing easy access for both regional and out-ofstate travel. As the largest airport in Eastern Washington, Spokane International offers direct flights to major cities throughout the western and central United States, including Seattle, Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Dallas, Chicago, and beyond.

MINERAL RIGHTS

All mineral rights appurtenant to the property and owned by the seller will convey to the buyer at closing. Mineral rights are not guaranteed. It is suggested that the buyer conduct a mineral search with a title company.

CONSERVATION | STEWARDSHIP

Each of us at Fay Ranches loves the land and wants to see it remain a productive agricultural ground and a quality fish and wildlife habitat. Through promoting thoughtful land stewardship, Fay Ranches has guided owners toward a legacy of conserving wide-open spaces, enhancing and creating fisheries and wildlife habitats, and implementing sustainable agricultural operations. Fay Ranches is proud to say that since our company began in 1992, our clients’ conservation ethics and land-use practices have significantly enhanced our work landscape.

Elk Ridge is a rare 304± acre recreational and timberland property in Eastern Washington offering sweeping views of Lake Roosevelt, nearby lakes, and rolling mountain terrain. The land features diverse timber, including ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, larch, and aspen, creating strong wildlife habitat and long-term value. Known for exceptional elk hunting, the property also supports whitetail deer and turkey, with multiple developed springs providing year-round water sources. Established roads and trails offer easy access to varied terrain and multiple potential building sites. Bordering 80± acres of Washington DNR land, it combines privacy with recreation, all located just 80± minutes from Spokane.

PRICE

$1,490,000 Cash

$213.89

Please contact Jacob Turner at (509) 680-1963 | jturner@fayranches. com to schedule a showing. This is an exclusive listing. An agent from Fay Ranches, Inc. must be present at all showings, unless otherwise noted or other arrangements are made. To view other properties we have listed, please visit our web page at www.fayranches.com.

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Offer is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice, and approval of purchase by owner. Information regarding land classification, carrying capacities, maps, etc., is intended only as a general guideline and has been provided by the owners and other sources deemed reliable, but the accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to research the information to their own satisfaction.

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