Mature aspens and pines, incredible valley views, two small sheds already on the property, power nearby, and two ways to access the land make VVS-20 an exceptional Tabiona Mountain property.
This 5.51-acre parcel sits in the beautiful high-country terrain above Tabiona, Utah, surrounded by the kind of mature tree coverage and mountain scenery that makes this area so special. Aspens and pines are scattered throughout the property, creating natural privacy and a true wooded mountain setting, while openings in the trees reveal sweeping views across the Tabiona Valley and surrounding mountains.
Two small sheds are already in place, giving you immediate storage for camping supplies, tools, hunting gear, ATVs, or equipment while you enjoy the property and plan for a future cabin.
Another standout feature of VVS-20 is its access. The property can be reached from County Road 35, with the additional option of coming through scenic Wolf Creek Pass when weather and road conditions permit. Wolf Creek Pass provides a beautiful mountain route, although buyers should expect seasonal limitations during periods of heavy snow.
This is the type of property made for a mountain cabin, seasonal retreat, or hunting basecamp. Spend summers surrounded by green aspens and cool mountain air, watch the landscape change colors in the fall, or simply have your own private piece of Utah high country to escape to.
With mature trees, existing sheds, nearby power, multiple access options, and incredible views, VVS-20 offers much more than vacant mountain acreage—it gives you a head start on creating your own place in the mountains.
The two existing sheds make VVS-20 especially useful as a recreational or hunting property, providing storage for gear and supplies from day one while you make plans for a future cabin.
Wolf Creek Pass is weather dependent and can become difficult or inaccessible during heavy winter snow. Buyers should plan accordingly and verify access conditions based on their intended use.






