Photos
51 Photos
Swipe to view. Tap to zoom.
Bishop, CA 93514
Welcome to Chalk Bluff Ranch, a stunning vacant land opportunity that spans three parcels and encompasses a total of 600 acres. Situated in the upper Owens Valley, just 4.25 miles northwest of Bishop, this remarkable property offers breathtaking views in all directions.
To the west, you'll be captivated by the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountains, while to the east, the scenic White Mountains will leave you in awe. Nestled on Chalk Bluff within the picturesque Volcanic Tablelands, this location is truly a nature lover's paradise.
Known as the Gateway to the Sierra, this area offers a plethora of outdoor activities for adventure enthusiasts. From world-class fishing and rock climbing to bouldering, road and mountain biking, hiking, and skiing, there's something for everyone to enjoy. National Geographic Adventure Magazine recognized Bishop as one of California’s “Best Places to Live and Play”. Plus, with Mammoth Mountain and its renowned skiing just 45 minutes away, you'll have easy access to winter sports and endless fun. Often referred to as the Banana Belt of the Eastern Sierra this area is close to the winter activities without the need to plow or shovel snow.
Conveniently located near the property, the Bishop Airport (BIH) offers daily commercial flights during the winter season from both San Francisco and Denver, ensuring easy access for both residents and visitors.
Whether you're seeking a serene retreat or envisioning a potential development opportunity, Chalk Bluff Ranch offers the perfect canvas for your dreams. The Ranch is made up of three parcels, 160 +/- acres, 160 +/- acres and 280 +/- acres for an impressive 600 +/- acres of some of California’s most desireable terrain. Don't miss out on this extraordinary chance to own a piece of land in this remarkable location. Contact us or your realtor today to explore the possibilities and make this your own slice of paradise.
The City of Bishop is a small city in the spectacular Eastern Sierra region of California. The Eastern Sierra region is about the middle of the state along its eastern border with Nevada and about halfway between Yosemite and Death Valley National Parks. Bishop – originally called Bishop Creek – is located on the eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevada along the banks of the creek that is its namesake. Bishop sits at an elevation of about 4,100 feet while just a few miles away in either direction peaks tower to 14,000 feet, giving Bishop a truly spectacular setting. Bishop is a small city with a big back yard!
Bishop’s setting is an irresistible draw to outdoor enthusiasts, artists, and businesses alike. Bishop is world famous for its scenery, hiking, fishing, climbing, hunting, bakeries, and for its mules. Every Memorial Day Bishop hosts Mule Days complete with the worlds largest non-motorized parade down Main Street.
Although it is a small city, Bishop and its surrounding area is the primary commercial and population hub in the region and the only incorporated city in Inyo County. Primary industries include tourism and recreation, government, and related support services. On a busy day, the City of Bishop will attract in excess of 30,000 visitors for various events and recreation. Mining, agriculture, and Native American heritage are also important to making Bishop what it is.Although Bishop’s modern economy thrives, it is unique among desirable small communities because it stays much like it has for decades – a great place to visit, to live, and to work.
Credit to cityofbishop.com
