"Nowhereness". No distractions, people or worries…

This unique prairie experience is nestled among 40 acres and you're more likely to see wildlife than people. For many decades, 16 Miles to Nowhere used to be an active Hereford cattle ranch.

This is the place for...

• Sportsmen

• Hunters (pheasant, grouse, deer, antelope, coyotes, varmints, and prairie dogs)

• Horseback riders

• Families

• Tourists

• Writers

• Artists

• Historians

• Photographers

• Adventure seekers

• Nature lovers

• Getting away from it all...

Our ranch home offers unique prairie opportunities everywhere. The 16 miles of gravel road takes you back in time as you drive by the very small town of Draper, past the Draper Cemetery (this will confirm you're on the right road), cruise past many pastures with livestock, crop fields, wildlife, and the occasional farmer or rancher.

As you approach our property, you'll drive through three large "rollercoaster" hills that are part of the famous War Creek. To the west as you arrive, old vacant buildings with over a 100 years of history are across our ranch home.

You'll quickly see our prairie dog town full of fascinating creatures that are indigenous to the Dakota prairie and attract even more wildlife! Have your cameras ready.

Our large home is inviting and offers country views out of every window and door.