Pleasant Valley Road Spring Creek, NV 89815

Set at the foot of the beautiful Ruby Mountains, also known as the “Swiss Alps” of Nevada, lies the 3,197± acre Ruby Mountain Ranch. The bottom 900± deeded acres sit at 5600 ft elevation and feature a large beautiful meadow and sage with creeks including the Butterfield Creek. This portion of the property sits alongside the Spring Creek Development. The remaining 2,296 deeded acres of mountain land starts at 6100 ft elevation and goes to a high of 9200 ft, adjoining the Humboldt National Forest. Nestled in the heart of Nevada’s Ruby Mountains, known as the Swiss Alps of Nevada, lies a rare opportunity to own a truly extraordinary property in Elko County, the Ruby Mountain Ranch. The ranch is conveniently located close to Elko, Lamoille, and Spring Creek. With its breathtaking beauty and diverse landscape, this ranch offers a remarkable experience for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The bottom 900 ± deeded acres are situated at 5,600 ft. elevation and include a large meadow and sage, as well as Butterfield Creek. For those seeking a closer connection to modern conveniences, this portion of the property adjoins the desirable Spring Creek Development. This provides easy access to nearby amenities and services. The remaining 2,296 deeded acres of mountain land span an impressive 6,100 to 9,200 ft above sea level and adjoin the Humboldt National Forest, with multiple creeks and canyons. Living on a ranch is not just an address. It’s a state of mind. A way of life that embraces nature’s beauty and the freedom to explore its wonders. The great outdoors is in your backyard at Ruby Mountain Ranch! Horseback riding, big game hunting, hiking, skiing, and more. Ruby Mountain Ranch is an excellent opportunity for many ventures. Whether you envision building your dream home or creating a family retreat, this expansive piece of land offers ample space and flexibility to fulfill your aspirations. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a slice of paradise in the Ruby Mountains.