The Salmon River runs along one full edge of this 80-acre property — roughly 400 metres of frontage on one of the Island's most storied salmon waters. Stowe Creek cuts through the interior, adding trout water and year-round flow. Above it all, Hkusam Mountain rises across the valley, a defining feature of the North Island skyline. The land itself is a mix of open pasture and mature forest — space to build, to farm, to ride, or simply to leave alone. Forty minutes north of Campbell River, close enough to keep life practical. Held within the ALR, the property cannot be subdivided. What you see is what stays: privacy, wildlife, and character preserved across the whole 80 acres. Homesteads, equestrian setups, and quiet retreats all fit here — but pieces of the North Island this size, with this much water on them, don't come up often.