Recreation & Natural Experiences

Investing in land & recreational property that offer unique experiences in nature.  Open Land, Campgrounds, Trail Development, Off Grid Property and more.

What We Do

Preservation | Environmental Protection

Focus on limiting impact as well as preserving the natural essence of surrounding areas

Recreational Property

Preserving & Responsible development of outdoor recreation  experiences

Unique Experiences

Expanding access opportunities through sustainable trails, camping, backcountry huts and more.

About Alerce Group

Alerce Group was formed with the goal of finding unique land & property that offer unique opportunities to create or enhance natural experiences.

With a principal focus on property in the Western United States there are numerous interesting options.  

Whether working with an established recreational property or working with undeveloped unique properties, the team works to maintain or improve on the sustainability, marketing and overall experience of the property.

There is an ever increasing demand for unique natural experiences and with care, additional development can increase safety, be sustainable, and offer unique experiences to users.

Process & Relationships

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Sustainability

We prioritize creating sustainable, low impact experiences that are a fit for our properties as well as the surrounding area.

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Accessibility

We strive to increase accessibility by offering facilities that match the area.  Whether on foot, horseback, bike, boat, jeep, snowmobile or other we strive to increase accessibility for responsible use.

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Unique Properties

Anything from off-grid hard to access to land with unique features and established resources are where we look.

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Good Neighbors

Our goal is to work with all appropriate agencies as well as our neighbors for the preservation and enjoyment of all parties. 

Current Projects

Highest Elevation Property

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“Camping at Loon Lake offered an incredibly unique experience.  From meteor showers to a Bald Eagle fly by on July 4 was amazing.”

Lorena  – Loon Lake Explorer