14 Mile Ranch Rd, Rock Springs, WY 82901

Located north of County Road 14 in the open high-desert country of Sweetwater County, this 640± acre deeded section sits on the west side of the Continental Divide within the upper Green River Basin — embodying the raw beauty and solitude of Wyoming's wide-open ranch country. The land features a blend of rolling benches, dry creek channels, and open ridges covered in native sagebrush and grass. With an elevation change of roughly 200 feet, the terrain offers both scenic vantage points and practical grazing ground. A permitted domestic and stock well (Permit #P111502.0W) provides a reliable water source producing approximately 9 gallons per minute, with two additional existing wells identified near the historic homestead area. The property includes remnants of early log homestead cabins, while later improvements such as welded-pipe corrals, loafing sheds, and gated fence corners reflect more recent agricultural use and livestock management. The section is fully perimeter fenced with a combination of woven and barbed wire in usable condition, providing solid boundary control for livestock operations. This property lies within the Rock Springs BLM Grazing Allotment (Allotment No. 13018). Surrounding public and private lands are grazed under the administration of the Rock Springs Grazing Association, which maintains leases that include holdings of Aggie Grazing LLC. The broader area reflects a long-established pattern of cooperative grazing use across both deeded and BLM lands. Native vegetation supports healthy rangeland and diverse wildlife habitat, with elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope frequently present. The property is situated within Elk Hunt Area 100 and Antelope Area 96, both known for strong game populations and consistent trophy quality. This region also carries a strong historical connection to Wyoming's early settlement era. The Green River–South Pass Stage Route, established in the late 1860s, passes near the property, and the original homestead patent dates back to 1937. These details, combined with the property's size, water availability, and wildlife presence, make this a unique parcel for buyers seeking authentic Western heritage and lasting land value. Additional well data, NRCS soil reports, and historical references are available upon request through the listing agent. Cody Renner. 307.438.1577