Shamrock Road, Rawlins, WY 82301

This is a 160-acre parcel of raw Wyoming land in Carbon County, zoned Carbon-ram. The property is used recreationally and has also served as a private shooting range. A jeep trail runs along a ridgeline through the acreage, climbing approximately 200 feet in elevation and opening up views of the surrounding high-desert landscape. In the northwest corner, seasonal water crossings add a natural feature to the property. Several exposed rock outcroppings create distinct terrain for relaxing, picnicking, and enjoying the views, and the area includes reported finds over the years such as fossils, petrified wood, and even meteorites. A raptor nesting platform just north of the property is also noted as active during warmer months.

The land is located approximately 25 minutes west of Rawlins, with access from Interstate 80 and proximity to outdoor recreation. It sits adjacent to public lands: the north side is bordered by 640 acres of BLM land, and the west side is bordered by 640 acres of Wyoming State land, creating approximately 1,440 contiguous acres of open space for exploration. Seasonal wildlife activity is supported by trail camera images, including pronghorn, elk, coyotes, foxes, badgers, and rabbits.

For buyers seeking wide-open privacy for camping, hunting, or other outdoor use, this acreage offers room to spread out and access varied terrain. Its adjacency to large public land holdings may appeal to groups looking for recreation and hunting opportunities, with the ridgeline trail providing internal circulation across the property.