Theresa and I have been looking for some land at the Gorge for awhile and have finaly purchased 3 acres.
In the last few weeks the lots have really been selling fast.
We were hoping some climbers would be buying but so far that doesn't seem to be the case.
If anyone is seriously interested in purchasing a 3 acre (or slightly larger), wooded lot with water and electric run, send me a pm and I will tell you more.
And, no, Loyd Little is NOT involved.
Some really great local folks are the owner/sellers.
Land for sale
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Yeah, it's on Shoemaker, there are crags everywhere in the county (as I am sure you know), but not right on our lot.
I don't know the Littles personaly, but I have yet to hear one good thing about their business practices, and I have heard a lot over the years.
I believe you have bought land from them. Please don't take my comment as a personal attack on you.
I don't know the Littles personaly, but I have yet to hear one good thing about their business practices, and I have heard a lot over the years.
I believe you have bought land from them. Please don't take my comment as a personal attack on you.
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No offence taken Jeff...Yes I did buy some land from the Little's, but have no regrets to this date...I looked at the Shoemaker ridge land,and thought it was great...good luck on your purchase. The Littles do have a bad reputation, but all of my dealings with them were handled professionally...got a sweet deal on 4 acres with crag and a great view of the valley... 

If you're lucky enough to be in the mountains...You're lucky enough...
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After lot's of research, and takling to lot's of local land owners...the going rate is $2500-$3000 per acre...I think this is still a good deal...About 8 to 10 years ago land could be had for much less, but now there seems to be a land rush and the prices are creeping up...
If you're lucky enough to be in the mountains...You're lucky enough...