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Nestled just east of Jewel Lake, this pristine 160-acre property features a mix of gentle slopes and level terrain, with several meadows and ideal building sites for a new home. Seasonal access by vehicle via Eholt-Jewel Lake Road — sled access in winter. Natural water sources are abundant, including a spring, two drilled wells and Eholt Creek, which flows through the southern half of the property. Be sure to wear hiking gear, sturdy boots, and bring essentials like first aid supplies and water, as the land is largely untouched and densely forested. NOTE: The concrete block cabin is deemed unsafe - DO NOT ENTER due to high risk of injury. The cabin is marked with 'Do Not Cross' tape. The interior needs to be restored. HIGLIGHTS *natural spring *2 drilled wells *Eholt Creek runs through the bottom half of the property *2-hour drive to Kelowna or Castlegar *Structure #1 concrete block 2 level cabin - 24ft x 24ft bottom w/ top level 16x24 foot *Outbuilding - with large open doorway 20ft x 24ft PROPERTY *Several build sites to develop a new home, farm or ranch *Several large meadows to graze cattle Jewel Lake – Eholt Area The Eholt Jewel Lake area about 12kms from Greenwood, BC, is a scenic and relatively quiet part of British Columbia, known for its natural beauty and outdoor activities. Greenwood itself is a small, historical town located in the Boundary region of southern BC, and it's surrounded by rugged terrain and forests. The Jewel Lake area, specifically, is located just a few kilometres northeast of Greenwood and offers a stunning natural setting and fishing. Key Features of the Eholt Jewel Lake Area: *Jewel Lake: The lake is the centrepiece of this area, offering clear waters surrounded by dense forest. The area is great for swimming, fishing, and boating. Jewel Lake is also known for its scenic beauty, with the surrounding landscape offering views of nearby mountains, forests, and hills. *Outdoor Recreation: The region is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Besides water-based activities, hiking and biking trails are available, including some routes through the forest and along the hills surrounding Jewel Lake. There’s a sense of serenity here, with plenty of space for people to explore and relax in nature. *Winter activities include: Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, as the area receives a fair amount of snowfall in the colder months. *Wildlife: This area is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, elk, bear, and many species of birds. If you're lucky, you might spot a black bear or a cougar in the more remote areas. It's a fantastic spot for wildlife watching and photography. *Jewel Lake Provincial Park: The provincial park surrounds the lake, which provides camping opportunities, picnic areas, and opportunities to enjoy the natural environment. The park is not as heavily trafficked as some of BC's larger parks, giving it a more secluded feel. *Eholt Mountain: To the north of Jewel Lake is Eholt Mountain, which provides a great vantage point over the region. For those into hiking, the trails up Eholt are a bit more challenging but offer incredible views at the summit. It's a popular destination for people seeking a more rugged experience. *Historical Significance: Greenwood, which lies nearby, is a former mining town with a rich history, especially from the early 1900s. The area was once a major mining hub, and remnants of this past can still be seen in old mine shafts and historical buildings around the town and surrounding region. *Accessibility: The area is accessible by car in spring/summer/fall. However, it’s still off the beaten path, which makes it an excellent destination for those looking to get away from the crowds and enjoy some peace and quiet. If you're seeking a mix of outdoor adventure, history, and tranquil natural beauty, the Eholt Jewel Lake area is a great spot to explore. Whether you're interested in fishing, hiking, camping, or just taking in the stunning views, it has something for everyone.
