This 71-acre property in the Wytex Ranch of Albany County, Wyoming, offers a secluded setting surrounded by open country and expansive views. Situated off the beaten path, it provides a mix of privacy and accessibility, making it suitable for recreational use, cabin construction, or a quiet getaway. The property borders 640 acres of state land, adding to its appeal for outdoor recreation and wildlife observation.

The landscape is defined by rolling grasslands that offer panoramic views of the surrounding prairie and distant hills. The open terrain supports native vegetation and attracts local wildlife, including pronghorn antelope that frequent the area. A seasonal water source is located in the southeast corner of the property, contributing to its natural diversity and utility for habitat or limited livestock use.

The property is zoned agricultural, providing flexibility for recreational or rural land uses. Annual taxes for 2024 were $307.71. Access to the property is insurable, ensuring practical entry for both short-term and long-term use. While off-grid, the location provides opportunities for self-sufficient living or recreation through solar or wind power, a common setup for properties in this part of Wyoming.

The Wytex Ranch includes covenants intended to maintain the quality and appearance of the area, though there is no homeowners' association or ongoing fees. These covenants help preserve the natural setting without imposing restrictive oversight, allowing owners to enjoy the property while maintaining the landscape’s open character.

The property lies approximately 30 minutes from the historic town of Medicine Bow, where amenities include a hotel, restaurant, and gas station. Larger cities such as Casper and Laramie are about two to two and a half hours away, offering additional shopping, dining, and services. This combination of rural seclusion and reasonable proximity to town conveniences makes the property both accessible and private.

With direct adjacency to 640 acres of state ground, diverse terrain, and agricultural zoning, this acreage offers a range of recreational and land use options. Whether used for camping, hunting, or a future cabin site, it provides a quiet and scenic retreat in the open landscape of Carbon County, Wyoming.