The 243 acre Big River Timber and Recreation Tract is located along the Olympic Peninsulas remote western rim, three miles northwest of Ozette Lake. It has road frontage along Hoko Ozette Road, which connects north to Highway 112 at Clallam Bay, and Big River and Trout Creek. Both are tributaries to Ozette Lake, Washingtons third largest natural lake. There are 120 acres of primarily well-stocked 16 to 20 year old western hemlock, which is projected to contain an estimated 2,180 MBF within 20 years, providing significant long-term asset growth. An estimated 50% of the property is mostly RMZ, and unavailable for timber management. There are no RMAP obligations for the Big River Tract. The entirety of the tract, 100%, is western hemlock Site Class III. The tract has some recreation and conservation potential due to frontage on Big River and Trout Creek, including potential camping or RV sites between Hoko Ozette Road and Big River in the southeast section of the ownership. Clallam County zoning on adjoining lands east of the ownership is R-20. North Olympic Land Trust is an adjacent owner to the east, along with private owners. Green Crow and the Makah Indian Tribe are also adjoining owners.

This property is being offered in a Sealed Bid Auction with bids due September 12, 2019. Contact listing broker for bid package.