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Welcome to Blackhawk on the River's monthly e-newsletter. Blackhawk is a 1551-acre, conservation-oriented community set along five miles of the Payette River, just 10 minutes southwest of downtown McCall. Read on for the latest community updates and news, and learn more at www.blackhawkontheriver.com.
Blackhawk Equine Days This Weekend!
Come celebrate the grand opening of Valley County's only equestrian center on Saturday, July 8th and Sunday, July 9th. This fun-filled event will be held all day long (from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m) at the 40-acre Equestrian Center in the southern end of the Blackhawk community, with a free catered BBQ both days at 1 p.m. Meet the center's thirteen horses--including two beautiful, new-born fillies--and tour our 150 x 200 foot outdoor riding arena and other facilities. You can also schedule free youth riding lessons or free 30 minute or hour-long trail rides on Blackhawk's trails along the Payette River. Call Jessi Dammerman at (208) 634-6774 to reserve a spot, and be sure to wear long pants and good boots. This event is open to everyone. We hope to see you there! To learn more about the Blackhawk Equestrian Center, check out this article from the Star News.
Blackhawk Launches New Website
Visit Blackhawk on the River's eye-catching new website and see what makes our community and the McCall area so special. You'll learn about the overall vision for Blackhawk on the River, and find the latest on our homes and homesites. You can view community maps and photo galleries. The new site also serves as a comprehensive guide to recreation in the McCall area. And our event calendar will keep you up-to-date on don't-miss summer activities. The new site was launched at the end of June, and is part of a comprehensive marketing campaign that includes print ads, TV spots, brochures and more. Please contact us to learn more or request an information packet.
Blackhawk Goes Vertical with Contractor Ross Riegel
Construction is well underway on four homes at Blackhawk on the River (see progress photos here). The builder is Ross Riegel of Valley County's C&H Contractors, who specializes in a design style he calls "mountain elegance." He built the Ashley Inn in Cascade, and the first three structures at Tamarack Resort, including the homes for John Pierre Boespfleug and the Walz family. Two of the homes under construction are presold, and are being built in the Caddis (see rendering below) and Red Ridge floor plans. Two of Riegel's homes are model homes, and feature the Kokanee and Steelhead design. All homes were designed by the renowned architectural firm Epikos.
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