Glenn Gaasche

240 Acre hunting and recreation property for sale in Unit 62 within the Uncompaghre National Forest. Extensive mature timber as well as open meadows and great seasonal access road into the property. Property has a large border with the National Forest and it has been very lightly hunted for the past 25 years. If you're wondering where all the elk and deer are in Unit 62, they're hiding on this property. Heavily used by elk and deer and qualifies for Landowner Preference Program for deer. Excellent food, cover and water resources make this parcel a big game hunters dream. Water Decree is on file and available. Some excellent locations to build a cabin or camp. Mountain high elevations range from 8,000-9,000 feet. Coordinates to the middle of the property are 38.6092, -108.6371.

Large acreage for sale in western Colorado consisting of 520 acres in the Uncompahgre National Forest. Five parcels connected (520 acres) plus two outlying parcels are also available (160 acres and 155 acres). Seller would like to sell entire property but will consider selling parcels separately. Excellent property for grazing cattle or hunting and recreation. Mostly located in Unit 62 with one parcel located in Unit 61. Large border with public land. Multiple springs and ponds with Water Decree dated January 2007. Property qualifies for Landowner Tags for deer and Over-The-Counter tags for elk in Unit 62. Two main cabins as well as two guest cabins all need some work and updating. Both main cabins have excellent spring water nearby and there are multiple stock ponds as well. Plentiful elk and deer using this ranch due to the water resources. Coordinates are 38.636589, -108.668697. UNCOMPAHGRE NATIONAL FOREST – MESA COUNTY, COLORADO Established in 1905, the Uncompahgre National Forest stretches across several counties in western Colorado, encompassing nearly a million acres of pristine high-country wilderness. Just a few miles south of Grand Junction, CO, access the Mesa County portion of the Uncompahgre via Highway 50 and follow scenic graveled roads through pine forests, open valleys, rocky bluffs, and ridgelines teeming with wildlife and bird sightings. "Top of the world" views include dramatic slopes, hidden valleys, and panoramic vistas of the Uncompahgre and La Sal mountain ranges, Utah’s distant LaSals, the Grand Mesa—known as the largest flattop mountain in the world—and the majestic San Juans on the far horizon. With average elevations between 8,000 and 9,000 feet, this rugged mountain terrain supports clear spring-fed streams, lush meadows, and abundant wildlife—perfect for recreation and ranching. Canyon cliffs and rocky crags invite hiking and climbing adventures, while the vast network of trails provides opportunities for OHV riding, horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, camping, or simply enjoying solitude and the sounds of nature. Be sure to bring a camera—this landscape offers unbeatable scenic backdrops and wildlife photo opportunities. Many generational ranches and large-acreage homesteads operate in the region, taking full advantage of the land’s resources. Trophy hunting is popular and often successful within designated hunting districts. This area is steeped in Western history, including roots in Native American culture—“Uncompahgre” is a Ute word meaning “red water.” Whether you’re seeking an outdoor adventure, a lifestyle rooted in ranching, or simply a place to escape the hustle, the Uncompahgre National Forest in Mesa County offers something truly special. SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES & REGIONAL ACCESS IN MESA COUNTY The nearby city of Grand Junction and the surrounding communities of Palisade, Clifton, Orchard Mesa, and Fruita span several miles along the I-70 corridor. These towns offer convenient access to major shopping centers, medical facilities, colleges, public schools, and the Grand Junction Regional Airport. The I-70 corridor connects residents and visitors to Denver and other key destinations throughout Colorado. Stop by one of the area’s many museums or visitor centers to explore the region’s rich history and vibrant culture. Western Colorado is known for its year-round festivals, farmers markets, art shows, wineries, breweries, fruit stands, rodeos, and unique local shops. E Enjoy bluebird skies, mild winters, and four-season recreation from high desert valleys to alpine peaks. WESTERN COLORADO OUTDOOR RECREATION The Western Slope is a paradise for outdoor lovers. Just minutes from town, explore the dramatic red rock formations of the Colorado National Monument along the famous Rim Rock Drive. Hike canyon trails, photograph soaring cliffs, watch for wildlife, and learn more at the visitor center, which offers history exhibits and family-friendly programming. Mount Garfield, another iconic landmark, offers challenging hikes and views of roaming wild horses. The Colorado River also winds through the area, providing fishing, tubing, and rafting opportunities with easy access from multiple points along the riverbanks. Explore high-desert terrain on ATV, mountain bike, or horseback. Discover dinosaur tracks and fossil sites, or go digging in valleys steeped in ancient history. An hour’s drive from Grand Junction via scenic Highway 65—the Grand Mesa Scenic Byway—leads you to Grand Mesa, the largest flattop mountain in the world. With over 300 alpine lakes, this outdoor wonderland offers fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, camping, and hiking. In the winter, enjoy cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and downhill skiing at Powderhorn Mountain Resort. The Grand Mesa Visitor Center offers maps, information, and a gift shop. Whether you're here for a weekend or a lifetime, this region is bursting with opportunity, adventure, and natural beauty.

Owner Financing considered on this unfinished mountain cabin. Located on 73.15 acres with beautiful mountain views, this cabin is a great opportunity for sweat equity when you finish the place. The land is a mixture of open sage, pine and aspen timber. The owners have been using the main floor for years with one bedroom and one bath, family room with wood stove, kitchen and dining area and a fantastic covered deck overlooking Willow Creek Drainage. Room for three more bedrooms in the walk-out basement. Solar, Propane, Drilled Well and Septic already installed and operational. There is a 30x56 barn on the property for storage. Property is located in Unit 66 and has great hunting for elk, deer and bear. National Forest and BLM are minutes away on your ATV. Approximately 13 miles from excellent boating and fishing at Blue Mesa Reservoir. Being sold "as-is" due to unfinished construction. Excellent seasonal access on gravel roads. Full set of building plans on site to help youfinish this project.

Excellent 155 acre recreation, grazing and hunting parcel located in Unit 61 in the Uncompaghre National Forest. Open ground and pasture with public land border all around. Unit 61 is a limited draw elk and deer area with world class hunting opportunities. Gill Creek runs through this property and there is seasonal water for excellent grazing and wildlife. Currently being used for grazing a few horses. There is ample flat ground to build a cabin if you want. Beautiful, private piece of land with great seasonal access on gravel/dirt road. Coordinates are 38.634277, -108.634386.

Excellent 160 acre hunting and recreation parcel located in Unit 62 in the Uncompahgre National Forest. Mostly open ground with public land border on all four sides. There is a large year-round pond on the property that is a constant water source for wildlife. Water Decree dated January 2007 is available. This property qualifies for Landowner Tag for deer, Over-The-Counter for elk. Can be used for grazing or there is flat ground to build a cabin if you want. Beautiful, private piece of land with seasonal access on dirt road. Mesa County’s Uncompahgre National Forest offers a spectacular natural escape just minutes from Grand Junction. Spanning close to one million acres since its designation in 1905, the forest is a haven for outdoor recreation, wildlife, and scenic beauty. Accessible via Highway 50, the forest roads wind through conifer forests, open parks, dramatic rock formations, and high-mountain vistas. Elevations range between 8,000 and 9,000 feet, providing a cool alpine climate in summer and snow-covered terrain in winter. This area delivers everything Colorado is known for—towering peaks, meadows filled with wildflowers, pristine creeks, and unspoiled landscapes perfect for recreation or quiet reflection. From Grand Mesa’s broad summit to the sharp edges of distant San Juan peaks, the views are endless. Whether you’re riding an ATV, setting up camp, hiking a ridge trail, or hunting big game, this land provides both challenge and serenity. The name “Uncompahgre,” meaning “red water,” speaks to the natural beauty and indigenous history of the region. Generational ranches and residential acreages dot the forest’s edge, where agriculture and adventure blend with Western heritage. This is where the spirit of the old frontier still lives, and where your next outdoor journey can begin. SURROUNDING AREAS IN MESA COUNTY COLORADO The nearby Grand Valley offers all the services and amenities to support residents and travelers alike. Communities such as Fruita, Palisade, Clifton, and Orchard Mesa are all part of the Grand Junction metro area and provide schools, shopping, medical care, and a regional airport. Local farmers' markets, wineries, seasonal festivals, museums, and art walks reflect the area’s agricultural and cultural richness. The I-70 corridor links the region to Denver and beyond, while still maintaining its small-town pace. The Grand Valley is a place where rural lifestyle meets modern convenience—ideal for full-time living, second homes, or recreational retreats. COLORADO OUTDOOR RECREATION Western Colorado is unmatched in its recreational variety. The nearby Colorado National Monument is a must-visit with its Rim Rock Drive, hiking paths, scenic overlooks, and fascinating desert ecology. Hike Mount Garfield for stunning views, or visit the riverbanks of the Colorado River for fishing, floating, or riverside picnicking. This is also prime country for mountain biking, horseback riding, off-roading, and fossil discovery. The Grand Mesa Scenic Byway (Highway 65) climbs into the mountains where alpine lakes, deep forests, and year-round trails await. Whether you're fishing for trout, hiking through golden aspens, snowshoeing with friends, or skiing at Powderhorn Resort, there's no shortage of options. With over 300 lakes and thousands of acres of forest, the Grand Mesa area complements the adventure and natural beauty of the Uncompahgre Forest for an unforgettable outdoor lifestyle

Large acreage for sale in western Colorado consisting of 835 acres in the Uncompahgre National Forest. Five parcels connected (520 acres) plus two outlying parcels (160 acres and 155 acres). Seller would like to sell entire property but will consider selling parcels separately. Excellent property for grazing cattle or hunting and recreation. Mostly located in Unit 62 with one parcel located in Unit 61. Large border with public land. Multiple springs and ponds with Water Decree dated January 2007. Property qualifies for Landowner Tags for deer and Over-The-Counter tags for elk in Unit 62. Two main cabins as well as two guest cabins all need some work and updating. Both main cabins have excellent spring water nearby and there are multiple stock ponds as well. Plentiful elk and deer using this ranch due to the water resources. Coordinates are 38.636589, -108.668697. UNCOMPAGHRE NATIONAL FOREST IN MESA COUNTY Established in 1905, the Uncompahgre National Forest spans across western Colorado counties covering almost a million acres of pristine high country. Within a few miles south of Grand Junction, CO access the Uncompaghre National Forest Mesa County area from highway 50 and drive scenic graveled roads through pine forests, valleys, rocky bluffs, and watch for wildlife and bird sightings. Top of the world views include valleys, sloping hills and the distance mountain and Uncompaghre ranges of the LaSalle, Utah mountains, Grand Mesa, aka the largest flattop mountain in the world, and on the faraway horizon stretches the majestic San Juans. From plateaus to peaks of natural terrain the vast country offers all mountain activities Colorado is known for in all seasons. The average elevation in the Mesa County Uncompaghre range rises to 8000-9000 ft. Clear mountain streams and springs are fed from the melting snow spring runoff creating vegetation for wildlife habitat and ranching resources. Canyon rocky cliffs and crags offer hiking and climbing. Many trails provide OHV riding, horseback riding, hiking, bicycling, camping or find a quiet spot for solitude. Don’t forget the camera for nature or scenic photo ops and selfies for special fun times. The area is home to many ranches and residential acreages for livestock operations, some with generational owners. Trophy hunts are successful in hunting districts. History runs deep with the settling of the old west. The Ute Indian tribe named the mountain ranges Uncomphaghre meaning ‘red water’. Find your adventure in the Uncompahgre National Forest in Mesa County. SURROUNDING AREAS MESA COUNTY Nearby Grand Junction and surrounding communities offer a regional airport, major shopping and services and more. The I-70 corridor leads to Denver and accesses more locations Colorado is known for. Work and play beneath blue mountain skies and star studded nights. The towns of Palisade, Clifton, Grand Junction, Orchard Mesa, and Fruita span several miles along I70 corridor with major shopping, colleges, schools, hospitals, regional airport, and more amenities for residential and business needs. Stop at any one of the museums or visitor centers to learn more about the history and what the region has to offer. Enjoy annual all year-round events, farmer’s market, festivals, breweries, wineries, unique specialty shops, rodeos, fruit stands, and more that Western Colorado has to offer. The region is known for its mild winters, sunny days, and all year recreation from the high desert to the nearby mountaintops. COLORADO OUTDOOR RECREATION The Western Slope of Colorado has all year recreation for all outdoor enthusiasts. Travel the Rim Rock Drive of the nearby Colorado National monument. Enjoy the magnificent views of rock formations, canyons, plants, birds and wildlife along the drive or hiking trails. Photo opportunities for the photographer, and don’t forget the selfies. Stop at the visitor center for information on picnic and campground areas, hiking trails, youth learning opportunities, and the history of this valley’s treasure of beauty. Mount Garfield is one of the well-known landmarks for hiking and viewing wildlife, including wild horses. Enjoy river rafting or tube floating along the river or fish along the many easy accesses to the riverbanks of the Colorado River The surrounding high desert offers off road, ATV, hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails with valleys of dinosaur finds and diggings, river rafting, boating, and fishing. Within an hour’s drive along I70 and Highway 65, also known as the scenic byway of Grand Mesa, sits the largest flat top mountain in the world with over 300 lakes for fishing, boating, camping, lodges, and thousands of trails for hiking, ATV, biking, horseback riding, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, and hunting districts. Photo opportunities abound for the amateur or professional photographer. A visitor center on top of the Grand Mesa has information and a gift shop. Powderhorn Ski Resort sits at the base of Grand Mesa with ski slopes for all ages and skills with winter and summer activities.

Very desirable 40-acre mountain recreation and hunting lot in Unit 42 with plentiful elk, deer and bear in the area. Partially fenced and two seasonal run-off ponds on the property. This parcel borders 2790 acres of BLM public land with your own private gated access. Multiple locations to build your dream cabin. Owner has had great success hunting the public ground adjacent to this lot. Property is roughly 15 miles south of Silt and New Castle. Lat/Long for property is 39.44258, -107.50804. Excellent seasonal access. Owner will consider financing.

COLORADO COUNTRY HOME WITH ACREAGE Colorado mountain acreage with home and livestock setup. Find this one of kind country property located 16 miles from Grand Junction accessible along the scenic Rim Rock Road or Little Park Rd. 44.9 acres of fenced and cross fenced natural terrain pastures with livestock setup makes this a perfect operation for the professional or hobby rancher. Enter the property with an auto gate and along the graveled drive to the house and 40x40 insulated and heated garage/shop with 3 bay entrances for vehicles and equipment with concrete floors, wood stove, office area, work benches. Barn, loafing shed, corrals, con-ex, tack shed, chute, panels, chicken coop, frost free hydrant create ease with daily ranch operations. Lots of parking areas and an RV space with electric hookups. Enjoy country living in this cozy 1568 sq ft home with 3 bedrooms and a bonus room with lead glass door for office or multi-purpose room for any need. Concrete walkway to front covered porch. Step into the entry way with coat closet. Open concept floor plan flows with floor to ceiling windows allowing for natural light, a propane stove for chilly nights in living room, dining area with sliding door access to covered patio. Kitchen with stainless steel chef gas range, split door fridge, dishwasher, pantry, a breakfast nook and adjoining laundry room with washer and dryer. Master bedroom with full bath, walk in closet. Two bedrooms with walk in closet and double door closet. Full bath. Ceiling fans, carpet and laminate throughout, window evaporative cooler unit, high rise ceilings, forced air heat, propane grill hookup and storage shed add to the comforts of country style living. Natural terrain landscaping. Internet service available. Privacy and quiet under blue skies and star studded nights surrounded by wide open spaces and mountains on the horizon to explore. Near the historic ranching community Glade Park with post office and yesteryear buildings. The property is in GMU 40 and has hiking trails, camping areas, and public land access nearby. With top of the world views to the rock formations of cliffs and canyons yet minutes from Grand Junction for all services and I-70 corridor leading to more Colorado adventures. SURROUNDING WESTERN SLOPE COMMUNITIES The historic ranching community of Glade Park with post office and yesteryear buildings is close by. A short drive lead to the towns of Palisade, Clifton, Grand Junction, Orchard Mesa, and Fruita that span several miles along I70 corridor with major shopping, colleges, schools, hospitals, regional airport, and more amenities for residential and business needs. Stop at any one of the museums or visitor centers to learn more about the history and what the region has to offer. Enjoy annual all year-round events, farmer’s market, festivals, breweries, wineries, unique specialty shops, rodeos, fruit stands, and more that Western Colorado has to offer. The lower valley region is known for its mild winters, sunny days, and all year recreation from the high desert to the nearby mountaintops. COLORADO OUTDOOR RECREATION The Western Slope of Colorado has all year recreation for all outdoor enthusiasts. Travel the Rim Rock Drive of the nearby Colorado National monument. Enjoy the magnificent views of rock formations, canyons, plants, birds and wildlife along the drive or hiking trails. Photo opportunities for the photographer, and don’t forget the selfies. Stop at the visitor center for information on picnic and campground areas, hiking trails, youth learning opportunities, and the history of this valley’s treasure of beauty. Mount Garfield is one of the well-known landmarks for hiking and viewing wildlife, including wild horses. Enjoy river rafting or tube floating along the river or fish along the many easy accesses to the riverbanks of the Colorado River. The surrounding high desert offers off road, ATV, hiking, biking, popular wheeling challenges and horseback riding trails with valleys of dinosaur finds and diggings, river rafting, boating, and fishing. Within an hour’s drive along I-70 and Highway 65, also known as the scenic byway of Grand Mesa, sits the largest flat top mountain in the world with over 300 lakes for fishing, boating, camping, lodges, and thousands of trails for hiking, ATV, biking, horseback riding, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, and hunting districts. Photo opportunities abound for the amateur or professional photographer. A visitor center on top of the Grand Mesa has information and a gift shop. Powderhorn Ski Resort sits at the base of Grand Mesa with ski slopes for all ages and skills with winter and summer activities.

Cabin on 71 Acres near Debeque, CO Mountain hunting and recreation property in Unit 31 west of Debeque, CO. This property consists of 71.73 acres and a small, rustic 3-room cabin. Dry cabin heated with a woodstove is ready for you to remodel or add-on. Two rooms in the cabin are being used asbedrooms with another larger room being used as a combined living area/kitchen. This mountain get-away borders more than 66,000acres of BLM with plentiful elk, deer and bear in Unit 31. There is a small pond on the property that is heavily used by the elk and deer. Beautiful mountain views and excellent seasonal access. Perfect basecamp location to explore the hunting area and endless ATV trails. New photos to be posted in the spring. Seller will also consider owner financing. Excellent Hunting in Unit 31 This property borders more than 66,000 acres of BLM land with plentiful elk, deer and bear. Unit 31 is limited draw for deer and Over-The-Counter for elk in 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons. Unit 31 has more than 260,000 acres of public hunting in the unit. Dispersed campingis allowed and there are gravel and dirt roads and ATV trails throughout the unit.

Colorado Hunting Property for Sale Located between Snipe Mountain and Uncompahgre Butte, this is a 440 acre hunting and recreation property with a rustic cabin for sale in Game Management Unit 62. Borders the Uncompahgre National Forest along Forest Service Road 409 and 409-1A. Extensive mature timber as well as open meadows and 2 great seasonal access roads into the property. This property hasn't been hunted in 25 years. If you're wondering where all the elk and deer are in Unit 62, they're hiding on this property. This is a sanctuary property heavily used by elk and deer and qualifies for Landowner Preference Program. Excellent food, cover and water resources make this parcel a big game hunters dream. Water Decree is on file and available. Big Dominguez Creek runs through the northeast corner. Mountain high elevations range from 8,000-9,000 feet. Cabin needs work but can be renovated. Seller will consider Owner Financing options.