FAQ

If you have any questions feel free to post a comment below. Q: How easy would it be to build? A: The requirements to build are the same as anywhere else in the county. For a new building permit you would need to improve the road sufficiently for the fire marshal to be happy, have sufficient water rights for a well and exterior sprinkler system in case of fire, and get a septic plan approved. For power, you could pull from the neighbors or install an off grid solar system. However, rather than building from scratch, it would be immensely more...

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Welcome To Bridge Hollow!

Bridge Hollow is a very rare piece of mountain paradise located in the Woodland Crest subdivision. It is filled with stands of aspen, several trout filled ponds, springs and a year round stream. Originally an HOA that included Woodland Estates, but dissolved years ago. Now, with no HOA fees, the area is a beautiful solitary oasis surrounded by Wolf Creek Ranch and Victory Ranch. There are only 6 cabins located within thousands of acres of open...

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Directions

FROM PARK CITY: Head East on highway 248 from Park City toward Kamas. At the light in Kamas turn south (right) toward Francis and Woodland. FROM HEBER: Head North out of town on Hwy 189. Continue on Hwy 189 by turning right at the light onto N State Rd 32 toward Francis. FROM FRANCIS: From the only stop sign in Francis, head East on Route 35. As the road makes its way toward the river, turn South at the LDS church onto Bench Creek Road. Cross...

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The Water

Although there is no water rights included with the property, there is a year round stream feeding several ponds, and numerous year round springs. The ponds are filled with Brooke Trout and numerous animals use them as watering holes. Most of the trout are only about 8-10" long. However, trout as big as 14" have been caught in these ponds. Since the ponds are not fished often, the fish are caught easily. Several...

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Lot 70: A Beautiful Rustic Cabin SOLD!

SOLD! This cabin has been sold. Originally built as a caretaker shelter, the rustic cabin is located in an ideal location, and is a perfect place to spend the nights. Included is a kitchen area, propane stove and wood burning stove. There is a small bathroom/changing area, porches surrounding 3 sides, but no bedrooms. There is plenty of room to create a bedroom or two though. There is a sink that drains into some sort of septic system,...

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