10027 130th Avenue NE , Walhalla, ND 58282(Pembina County)

Property has been managed very well following sound conservation practices and set up to attract and hold wildlife. Valley runs though the property which includes mature soft and hardwood trees, native grasses, wildflowers, wild berries and plentiful water source making fantastic conditions for whitetail deer, native elk, grouse, pheasant, ducks, geese, and wild turkeys.

Property Information:

Address: 10027 130th Avenue NE, Walhalla, ND 58282

Acres: 182 +/-

Legal: SW 10-162-56 and NE NE 15-162-56

House:

- 2 bedrooms

- 1 Full Bath and 1 half bath.

- Large patio

- Fireplace

- Many upgrades

Outbuildings:

- 2 car detached garage

- 2 Large Steel Building

- Barns

- Several Sheds

- 40,000 bushel grain storage capacity some with aeration

Walhalla Area: Scenic Walhalla, North Dakota is a picturesque community nestled along the end of the Pembina River just east of the colorful panorama of the Pembina Gorge and surrounding the hills and valleys, located in the "Rendezvous Region". As the second oldest community in the state, Walhalla has also been blessed with a rich historical heritage. These two amenities--natural pristine beauty and a rich colorful history will provide an exciting and tremendous future for our friendly community.

Pembina Gorge

The Pembina Gorge is located only 6 miles west of Walhalla, ND. This area is one of the best kept secrets in the Midwest. The Pembina Gorge extends from the Canadian Border to just northwest of Walhalla, ND. The gorge encompasses the largest continuous block of woodlands in North Dakota. It is approximately 12,500 acres and the longest segment of unaltered river valley in the state. Surging waters carved the Pembina Gorge out of soft marine shale, creating one of our deepest and steepest river valleys in North Dakota. In this rugged and sheltered setting, an enormous swathe of forest is nestled in a transition zone where three different bio geographical provinces come together - boreal forest, ester deciduous forest and central grassland. The Pembina Gorge is home to the most extensive oak woodland in the state, the most extensive wetland thickets and notable avifauna density, the greatest development of birch woodlands, the least locally disturbed river system, the largest collective area and greatest association number of upland shrub lands. At least 65 different naturally diverse features were documented to be in the Pembina Gorge, including 30 plant species and 21 animal species which are categorized as being "rare" in the state.

Pembina River

There are many ways to enjoy the Pembina Hills, a gorge carved by the Pembina River. The Pembina River is located in the northeast corner of North Dakota, being North Dakota's only "white water river". The meandering Pembina River is considered "tame", but does offer excellent canoeing and attracts canoeing enthusiasts to its secluded landscape. The Pembina River originates north of La Riviere, Manitoba, flows southeast, and enters the U.S. northeast of Langdon, ND. From the U.S.-Canadian border it flows southeast to Walhalla and east to the Red River. The area between the border and Walhalla is part of the scenic Pembina Hills and one of the few wilderness areas left in the state. Near Walhalla the river is considered the best for canoeing, as the river flows very fast over many small rapids.