TBD Majestic View Rd Aladdin, WY 82710

A secluded 19.29-acre timber sanctuary fronting Majestic View Road, a county-maintained gravel road, in Crook County, Wyoming, on the pine-clad northern edge of the Black Hills. Dense Ponderosa pine and oak blanket roughly 90 percent of the parcel, broken by rocky outcroppings and sunlit openings, with a dramatic 137 feet of relief. Perimeter-fenced within the combined 40.76-acre holding. A sportsman's retreat or dream homesite high in the pines.Roughly triangular in shape, the parcel runs on a northwest-to-southeast axis with direct frontage along Majestic View Road on the eastern boundary, and a Larson Ridge Trail intersection provides a second point of access from the east. The ground rises 136.9 feet across the tract, climbing from 3,450.2 feet at the lower southern edge to a 3,587.2-foot high point in the northwest, and that vertical relief is what gives the property its layered, big-country character. Average slope is 14 percent, ranging from gentle 1.3 percent benches near the road frontage to steep 36.6 percent pitches on the upper reaches. The most practical building ground lies in the gentler zones along Majestic View Road and on the accessible benches through the mid-slope, where a home could be tucked into the pines with elevation and privacy on every side. The parcel lies entirely outside mapped Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood hazard zones, with no 100-year or 500-year flood risk within any portion of its boundaries, a meaningful distinction in this broken terrain. No permanent structures are present on the parcel. Perimeter fencing runs around the exterior boundary of the available combined 40.76-acre holding; the interior boundary between this parcel and the adjacent Mona Road tract is not separately fenced. Development of this parcel as a standalone unit will require timber clearing for any building pad, a Wyoming State Engineer's Office well permit or arrangement for a shared water source, an engineered septic system, and electrical extension. A buyer purchasing the combined 40.76-acre holding will benefit from electric service and shared well access already established at the Mona Road parcel to the south. Heavy Ponderosa pine and oak timber over broken, rising ground gives this parcel the kind of cover and structure that serious wildlife country is built on. Roughly 90 percent canopy, rocky outcroppings, and 137 feet of relief across less than 20 acres create bedding, travel, and escape terrain within a compact footprint, the sort of secluded timber that holds game rather than simply passing it through. That habitat supports whitetail deer, mule deer, and wild turkey, and elk are a realistic possibility given the parcel's seclusion and its proximity to the Black Hills National Forest and the herds that range the Bear Lodge Mountains. The interplay of dense timber and small natural openings gives a hunter both cover to move and edges to watch. Hunting opportunity is subject to Wyoming Game and Fish Department seasons and licensing. Beyond the hunt, the timber canopy, topographic variation, and quiet lend themselves to hiking, shed antler hunting, wildlife photography, camping, and dark-sky nights well removed from town light. The Larson Ridge Trail intersection on the eastern boundary provides built-in recreational access, and Majestic View Road frontage keeps the tract reachable year-round. Purchased together with the adjacent Mona Road parcel, the holding also gains the seasonal creek in that tract's southwest corner, adding a genuine water element and rounding out a 40.76-acre recreational base. Devils Tower National Monument, the Bearlodge Ranger District of the Black Hills National Forest, and the broader public-land network of the northern Wyoming Black Hills all lie within a short drive. No documented streams, ponds, wetlands, or water rights exist within this parcel's boundaries. No FEMA flood hazard zones are mapped within the property. A private well permit from the Wyoming State En