Cowboy Up! Discover Bald Knoll Ranch
From U.S. Patent to present, the same ranching family has owned and operated Bald Knoll Ranch; grazing their cattle amidst the sagebrush, juniper and pinion expanse of southern Utah’s high-desert. The property lies in the shadow of the distinctive geographic landmark Bald Knoll (6,695 feet elevation), considered the earliest of a collection of cinder cones found on the southwest portion of Utah’s Paunsaugunt Plateau. On its north and east, the ranch borders the rugged, scenic wilderness of the 1.9 million acres of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Land. Water. Room to Think.
Dramatic human and natural landscapes atop the Colorado Plateau
Pioneers and Pinions
Consisting of six parcels totaling 1,317.25 acres, the ranch is accessible via Johnson Canyon Road off Utah Highway 89 east of Kanab, Kane County, Utah.
Lead a horse to water…
Available water rights for estimated 250 Equivalent Livestock Units (ELUs) and 1 Equivalent Domestic Unit (EDU).
Basin and Range
Mapped in the early surveys of John Wesley Powell and others more than a century ago, the Bald Knoll region provides dramatic views of the pink “hoodoos” of Bryce Canyon and volcanic lava flows and cones of the upper Johnson Valley.
Peace. And Quiet.
Bald Knoll Ranch is a generational asset, having been held by the same family for more than eight decades. It awaits its next chapter.
Federal Grazing Permit
The Bald Knoll Ranch corporate entity holds a federal grazing permit on lands interspersed within its private holdings for up to 23 active Animal Unit Months (AUMs). The designated allotment includes the right to seasonally graze 3,642 acres managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
Inquiries
For information and diligence detail, contact:
Nicole A. Bonham Colby, Attorney at Law, PLLC
P.O. Box 89 | Kanab, Utah 84741
(435) 644-5263
