Cross Creek Ranch is a beautiful lifestyle property offering recreational and equestrian benefits. Consisting of 370 +/- acres the property offers a beautiful 6,000+ square foot Swedish Cope log home and a spectacular large indoor riding arena. Sited above and overlooking the Centennial Valley, the home has spectacular views and a mountain feel while the equestrian center is tucked back into an Aspen Grove and built to fit in with the environment. The property adjoins the Medicine Bow National Forest. The Medicine Bow Mountains, also known as the Snowy Range, are a landmark for the area. The area and property are home to a wide variety of wildlife including Elk, Mule Deer, Moose Antelope and Whitetail Deer as well as other native species. The area offers excellent fishing along the Laramie River and its tributaries as well as the many lakes in the Snowy Range. The heated and insulated indoor arena affords year-round equestrian use and the lower east parcel provides native grass hay production from irrigated meadows with water rights.

The ranch boasts a 6,080 square foot Swedish Cope log home, architecturally designed by Joe P. Robbins of Steamboat Springs. Construction excellence is shown throughout the home with its oversized logs and log-jointed corners, overhead beams and Marvin windows. The focal point of the home is a large great room with a sunken living room and wood-burning fireplace with wood plank floors and open ceilings with large, exposed log beams. A dining room and open kitchen complement the great room accented by Saltillo tile floors. The kitchen has upgraded appliances, pine cabinetry, granite counters, center island with a cook top and custom designed Aspen Latia designed to make the kitchen warm and inviting. The main floor leads down a hallway to a den and the master bedroom/bathroom. Across from the entry and hall bath is another hallway leading to the guest room suite, laundry room and three-car garage. Above the guest suite is a bonus room with plumbing which could be another bedroom, office or crafts room. A lower level hosts a family room, large bedroom with multiple beds for family/friends as well as a full bathroom and additional storage. The home is heated with in-floor heating from a dual source system using wood pellets and propane fired boilers. The electric system is supplemented with solar panels which greatly reduces the electric cost.

Also impressive is the massive 150’ x 300’ indoor clear span beam indoor arena constructed with large steel beams on concrete pilings and metal siding. The upslope west wall is constructed of concrete composing nearly 700 tons of concrete. The building is fully insulated and heated with radiant propane ceiling heaters with large rollup doors on each end. The arena is situated within a large Aspen Grove which allows it to be mostly hidden and unobtrusive to the surrounding beauty. The inside of the arena is finished with a roping setup consisting of wood fencing, roping boxes, chute and return alley. There are three stalls, a workshop area, hay storage and restroom inside the building. An overhang on the east side provides equipment and additional hay storage which is accessed by a drive through sliding door. Outside the building is a large parking area and pipe pens for cattle.

The ranch is ideal for trophy big game hunting and wildlife viewing. With irrigated hay fields nearby, live water spring sources, and adjoining the national forest, this property consistently produces both the quality and quantity of big game that southern Wyoming is famous for.

Wildlife abounds in these mountains, with elk, mule and whitetail deer, moose, black bear, mountain lions, antelope, coyotes, marmots, pika, Richardson’s ground squirrels, bobcats, and lynx as well as a tremendous variety of birds. Brook and rainbow trout as well as grayling and golden trout are found in the streams.

In addition to the hunting on the ranch here are some other recreational pursuits to enjoy:
• World-class snowmobiling and four-wheeling in the Medicine Bow National Forest
• Ideal family Skiing and Snowboarding at Snowy Range Ski Area, just 6 miles away.
• Horseback riding, both on and off, the ranch.
• Hiking, camping, and backpacking options galore.
• Enjoy a large variety of wildlife, including Bald Eagles, Shiras Moose, Elk, Deer, Beaver, Fox, Ducks, and Geese.

The Centennial Valley is a highly sought after area combining the scenic natural beauty of the Snowy Range with limited land ownership opportunities available to the public. Cross Creek Ranch is an epic property in the area with a spectacular log home located along the National Forest boundary with a majestic overview of the valley below. The mountain habitat for big game makes the property an excellent lifestyle property. The addition of a high-quality year-round equestrian facility together with irrigated hay production give the property dynamic use not offered elsewhere.