What makes VVS-28 stand out is the variety packed into 5.76 acres. The terrain moves between open, gently sloping meadow and hillsides covered in aspen, scrub oak, and pine, giving you both buildable space and established natural cover within the same parcel. The elevated position delivers sweeping views across the surrounding mountain and valley landscape in multiple directions, and the higher altitude keeps summer temperatures noticeably cooler than the valley floor below.

Boundary lines have already been marked, and established access is in place, giving buyers a clear and ready starting point rather than a blank slate full of unknowns. Whether your plans involve a mountain cabin, a seasonal hunting basecamp, a full-time off-grid residence, or simply a long-term land investment, the property is well positioned for all of it.

Access and Location

The property sits off Utah State Route 35, one of the more scenic drives in the state as it climbs through Wolf Creek Pass connecting the Heber Valley to the Uinta Basin. Access is seasonal in nature, with winter snow and mountain conditions potentially limiting use during colder months, which buyers should factor into their plans based on intended use. For three seasons of the year, the approach through this corridor is as much of an experience as the destination itself.

Tabiona is nearby and offers a school, a church, and basic everyday services, so you are not completely removed from community infrastructure even in this remote setting. Utilities and building requirements should be confirmed directly with Duchesne County for any development plans.

The Tabiona Area and Duchesne County

The area surrounding Tabiona is defined by the upper Duchesne River Valley, the Ashley National Forest, and the southern slopes of the Uinta Mountains. This is elk and deer country, and the wildlife density throughout the Valley View area makes it a natural draw for hunters looking to own private land adjacent to vast stretches of public hunting ground. ATV and OHV trails lace through the backcountry, hiking access is practically unlimited, and the Duchesne River provides fly fishing opportunities that attract anglers from across the region.

Starvation Reservoir lies to the south for boating and fishing, and the broader Uinta Basin keeps you connected to the amenities of Duchesne and Roosevelt without pulling you too far from the mountain setting you came for. For buyers escaping the heat and congestion of the Wasatch Front, this elevation and this landscape are exactly the point.

Property Highlights

- 5.76 acres of elevated mountain land near Tabiona, Utah

- Access off Utah State Route 35 near Wolf Creek Pass

- Seasonal access; buyers should verify based on intended use

- Open meadow areas mixed with aspen, scrub oak, and pine hillsides

- Sweeping mountain and valley views in multiple directions

- Boundary lines marked and access established

- Cooler high-elevation summer temperatures

- Ideal for a cabin, off-grid living, hunting basecamp, or recreational retreat

- Wildlife-rich area with excellent hunting, hiking, and ATV access

- Off-grid development possible; utilities to be confirmed with Duchesne County

- Owner financing available

Owner Financing Available

Mountains West Ranches offers straightforward owner financing with no credit check required and down payments starting at just $1,000. No bank approval, no drawn-out process, just a simple path to owning mountain land in Utah. Land tours are available seven days a week. Call us to schedule your visit or get directions. Properties at this price point in the Valley View area move quickly, so do not wait too long to reach out.

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