Being on the Hough Springs Ranch is like stepping back into history. Selzer springs were discovered on this property in the late 1800s and a resort and post office were established in the 1880s. After a fire in the early 1900s the improvements were not replaced, but evidence of this can still be found on site, such as the foundations, collapsed well and even an olive tree likely over 100 years old. Much of the 730+/- acres is gently sloped to flat with open meadows, heritage oaks, and easy access. Three miles of the North Fork of Cache Creek run through the center of the property. This includes the confluence with Spanish Creek. The ranch borders BLM on all sides and is very close to the Mendocino National Forest. Indian Valley Reservoir is one mile away when full. With all of the recreational options that come with this property, it is an ideal ranch for outdoor enthusiasts.