Duck Creek Preserve at Henrys Lake represents a one-of-a-kind offering in the scenic and recreational-rich southeastern Idaho. Comprised of 160 deeded acres, the Duck Creek Preserve is nestled in Island Park at the mouth of the majestic Centennial Mountain Range, and it is bordered on two sides by the Beaverhead Deerlodge National Forest. The adjacent public lands offer direct and private access to seemingly endless miles of hunting, horseback riding and hiking. The Preserve boasts over a half mile of Duck Creek on both sides, along with a stocked trout pond. Duck Creek is a major spawning tributary for the Yellowstone cutthroat trout that inhabit Henrys Lake. The creek flows into Henrys Lake 1 miles downstream. Known as the crown jewel in the Golden Circle of Trout, Henrys Lake is one of the premiere trout fishing lake destinations in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The lake is known for its impressive average trout size and rapid growth rates due to the fertile waters matched by no other lake in the Northern Rockies. A well-appointed 2,600 sqft, 3BR/3BA home offers stunning elevated views overlooking the creek. The Preserve has unobstructed 360-degree vistas overlooking the Centennials to the southwest, views across the lake towards Targhee Peak, and the mountains of the Caribou-Teton National Forest. Easy to access, the Preserve is close to Island Park, Idaho, in addition to West Yellowstone, Montana, and Yellowstone National Park. Along with its scenic setting and abundant recreational amenities, Duck Creek Preserve is a rare opportunity to own one of the few large tracts of ranchland in the Henrys Lake region.