On the coveted Mosier side of The Dalles — just a few hundred feet from the Mosier boundary yet firmly within the Mosier School District and voting district — this forty-acre mountain-view retreat offers rare proximity with the benefit of true Mosier community alignment. Only 10 miles from Hood River & an easy 10-minute drive to acclaimed restaurants, wineries, farm stands, & year-round recreation, the setting feels worlds away while remaining deeply connected to the best of the Gorge.Sweeping views of Mount Adams unfold across gently rolling, fenced pasture framed by pine, fir, and oak. The land is thoughtfully suited for livestock, horses, & a variety of farm animals, offering both functionality & pastoral beauty. A hand-dug, year-round spring, seasonal pond, established well, & water rights provide meaningful infrastructure for self-sufficiency, small-scale agriculture, or an elevated country lifestyle rooted in the land.For the equestrian buyer, this property is uniquely compelling. In addition to a two-stall barn, hay storage, wood shed, and fenced pasture, it borders approximately 1,300 acres of private land with established horse trails — creating the rare opportunity for expansive, uninterrupted riding directly from your gate. Endless trail access without hauling is a true luxury in today’s market.The hand-hewn log cabin is oriented to capture commanding mountain vistas, with large windows that flood the open living and kitchen areas with natural light. Upstairs, the primary suite opens to a private view deck with walk-in closet and full bath, while a main-level bedroom and bath provide flexibility for guests or multi-generational living. Rich in authenticity and character, the home invites comfortable living as-is, with room for thoughtful updates over time. Adding to its significance is the rare opportunity to restore or reimagine an additional homesite dating back to 1860, once used by the United States Cavalry — a meaningful piece of northwest history.