123 Beaver Creek Road Helper, UT 84526

This recreational land offering is located in the mountains of northern Carbon County and spans about 40 acres with notable elevation changes, ranging from approximately 7,985 feet to more than 8,615 feet. Beaver Creek forms the eastern boundary and runs through the lower portion of the property, where the landscape includes sagebrush flats, native grasses, and willow-lined creek banks. As the terrain rises westward, vegetation shifts to a mix of oak, mountain brush, sage, native deciduous growth, and scattered pines, creating a variety of habitat and multiple vantage points over the surrounding canyon and mountain landscape.

Access is provided by Beaver Creek Road, with a locked access gate located about five miles down the canyon to help limit public traffic. The area is known for outdoor recreation, with the Lower Fish Creek Wildlife Management Area about one-quarter mile west, and the Price River flowing through a scenic canyon to the north. The property is also near other outdoor destinations, including Ford Creek Waterfall accessible from Highway 6.

According to the current owners, the land has been used primarily as a recreational retreat and for seasonal hunting. The terrain and habitat support abundant wildlife, including mule deer and elk, along with other upland birds, songbirds, and small game species. The property supports outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, mountain biking, camping, picnicking, and OHV riding on designated routes in the surrounding area.