Greg Roberts
Residential and Land Specialist
Escape to the heart of the Ouachita Mountains with this exceptional 80± acre mountain tract directly adjoining the vast Ouachita National Forest, offering a rare opportunity to own private land surrounded by one of the region's largest protected forest systems. With national forest boundaries bordering the property, ownership effectively expands your recreational footprint to thousands of acres of preserved wilderness right outside your doorstep. Positioned along the scenic ridgelines of the Kiamichi Mountain Range, the property features impressive elevation changes and high-point locations showcasing sweeping panoramic views across the forested mountain landscape. From sunrise over the ridges to vibrant sunset views, the setting captures the true character of southeastern Oklahoma mountain country. The terrain offers an excellent balance of seclusion and usability, ideal for establishing a hunting basecamp, mountain cabin, or private recreational retreat. Wildlife thrives in this untouched environment, supported by surrounding national forest habitat known for strong populations of whitetail deer, eastern wild turkey, black bear, and wild hogs. Nearby U.S. Forest Service trail access provides opportunities for ATV riding, horseback riding, hiking, and backcountry exploration. Off-grid by nature, the property is well suited for a self-sustained getaway with favorable southern exposure for solar development and typical well depths under 250 feet in the area. Annual rainfall averages around 50 inches, making rainwater catchment a practical option. Septic systems are well supported by local soil conditions, and AT&T cell service is available. Accessed by Kiamichi Mountain Road along the ridge, this remote retreat remains within driving distance of Broken Bow Lake, Hochatown, Cedar Lake, Wister Lake State Park, and Post Mountain Lake approximately 1.5 hours from Fort Smith and about 4 hours from Dallas.
Directions:
From Three Sticks Monument on top of Kiamichi Mountain, South of Big Cedar, take Kiamichi Ln (D1650rd) east, approximately 4.3 miles to property
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