The Miracle Ranch formerly known as The Griffin Ranch is located at the end of Griffin Gulch Ln just 2.2 miles from Baker City. The ranch consists of 390.39 acres of rangeland nestled up the draw and over the ridge where there are spectacular views of Baker Valley, Elkhorn Mountains and Eagle Cap Wilderness. The land has previously been leased to a cattleman with 50 head of cattle. There are multiple water sources. 1865 Water Rights for 80 acres, a Baker Municipal Water Line near the top northern corner provides for valuable and a perpetual source of water, 5 wells, 18 hydrants, several springs and mid-elevation provide for another developing spring. The rangeland also includes a riparian area, and aspens stand and small pond above the house. The house was built in 1962 and has been remodeled. Some of which include a new septic system, plumbing, electrical, windows, carpeting and woodstove. The barn is 1800sf and functional, a covered horse training pen, 2 historic Sumpter Railroad Box Cars, one converted into a dwelling unit, a one-bedroom cottage, a one room cabin, a mobile home that needs work and is currently used for storage and a one bedroom one bath Park Model and a single car garage. Rich in history, this is the original ranch of Henry Griffin who found the first mineable gold in Baker County which started the Gold Rush of 1861.