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Longmeadow Game Resort & Event Center For Sale – Guest Ranch, Resort, Sporting Clays & Hunting Preserve Opportunity The first offering is the Longmeadow Lodge.   A state-of-the-art wedding venue and event center on 25 acres. The lodge is completely furnished and will be sold as a “turn-key” opportunity.  The lodge has an excellent reputation and solid bookings. Large events such as weddings and banquets typically book at rates between $16,000-$25,000. 12,000-square-foot event center on 20 acres 8 hotel suites 1 commercial kitchen, 1 residential kitchen, walk-in cooler Conference room & bridal dressing room Full commercial kitchen Campsite with 11 RV sites 4,000-square-foot ballroom Outside patio with furniture Patio with wedding podium Average 15-20 weddings/year     The main lodge and 25 acres, with the Business is listed for sale for $2,350,000   The entire offering includes the Upland Bird, Sporting Clays & Hunting Preserve Ranch. The property can be  also bought together with an additional 635 acres known for outstanding sporting venues with excellent income potential. These two properties are somewhat complex, with several different facets.  The combined two offering highlights include: Wedding venue Event center Sporting clays club Shooting preserve RV park Irrigated hay farm production Dryland rotational wheat crop production 4 / 35-acre building sites with utilities The Sporting Clays Club is located northeast of the event center and is considered one of the top Sporting Clay venues in the Western United States. The club has hosted events as large as 600 people and can routinely host events with up to 300 shooters. A typical charity shoot, for example, books at rates between $16,000-$25,000. Charity shoots typically host 300 shooters 84 machines 2 courses, sporting and super-sport 12 stations with 3 throwers per station 15-station course with 2 throwers per station 5-stand next to the lodge 5 practice stations next to the lodge $500,000 annual gross income on sporting clays Colorado Upland pheasant/chukar bird hunting preserve. Pheasant hunting is a big draw for shooters ranging from casual to hard-core with their level of interest, and Denver provides a huge population of sportsmen looking for a venue. Bijou’s Antelope Creek Upland Bird Preserve is artistically designed for a great upland bird hunting experience. All told, the acreage has 23 miles of windbreaks and upland cover with wildlife corners designed by Pheasants Forever. The acreage features native grasses and excellent upland habitat to ensure a quality hunting experience, currently releasing 5,000-7,000 pheasants and chukar a year. In addition, the pheasant preserve property has 19 additional RV sites to host larger groups. The venue offers memberships including corporate and individual accounts. The property also has water assets, including a lake, that attract many mourning doves. September dove shoots attract up to 100 shooters with excellent results. 635 acres total 200-400 acres of habitat for controlled upland hunting Corporate accounts Release 5,000-7,000 pheasant & chukar per year 12 station European Pheasant Tower Shoot course 100 dove shooters 100,000 acres of prairie dog & coyote hunting $200,000-$300,000 annually, with up to $300,000 for regional NSCA shoots Longmeadow School/Club room historical site now has 16 RV sites The Front Range is moving east—the hotspot for new development in Colorado are towns like Wiggins Colorado! Farming operations on event center and pheasant hunting club for sale in Colorado Antelope Creek has not forgotten its farming roots. The property includes a 100-acre plot planted with an excellent irrigated stand of orchard and brome grasses hay, in addition to other parcels with rotational winter wheat acres.   100 acres under pivot 80-100 +/- acres currently in production with winter wheat. 50 bushel per acre yield average $61,600 gross income $21,000 additional farm income RV Spots & Campsite Locations 11 sites with 20 acres & event center 16 sites with Longmeadow Club Room $55-65 a night 30 amp & 50 amp power Available for people coming to their events   Another source of potential income on the Antelope Creek properties is the RV campsite operation. Currently operated to offer additional housing options to guests attending events at the ranch, the sites have 30-amp and 50-amp connections. These sites could be operated on a year-round or at least a seasonal basis to provide additional income to the venue. Proximity to Denver and Development For a long time, it seemed that 30 miles east of Denver was a long way out east. With the explosive growth happening on the Front Range, now it doesn’t seem that far at all anymore. Located 7 miles south of I-76 Exit 66A on Hwy 52, the Bijou’s Antelope Creek Ranch shooting preserve and Antelope Ranch Event Center is ideally situated to capture future growth. Large developments are planned, including a huge 6,500-acre inland port called Port Colorado and the Colorado Air & Space Port, the Aurora Campus for Renewable Energy, and the Rocky Mountain Rail Park, all of which are located just 30 miles south of this property. As well, several thousand housing units are planned in Bennett, a few miles east of those huge developments. A new development in Wiggins, the Rodeo Dunes golf course project, is slated for 500 higher-end luxury homes. Other developments are planned for the area, which is one of the fastest-growing locations in Colorado. Such development will provide an even greater source of business for Antelope Creek and its offerings. For sale as a combined offering at $4,054,000.00   *The main home, outbuildings, bird pens, and pond on 28 acres are also available, call Listing Agents for more details.    Property is Co-Listed with John Kadavy, the Kadavy Group, Keller Williams Preferred Realty  970-396-4303 [email protected] John Kadavy, the Kadavy Group  970-396-4304

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.

Buckhorn Lakes Ranch Investor Bundle – 449± Acres of Prime Colorado Mountain Land This premier mountain ranch now offers the modern convenience of on-grid power. At over 9,000 feet in elevation, electricity has been brought in through underground service provided by DMEA, with all infrastructure and proportional costs fully paid. The updated price reflects this significant investment, ensuring buyers benefit from the rare combination of true alpine seclusion with the reliability of grid-tied power—an upgrade that greatly enhances both the property’s usability and long-term value.  A Rare Opportunity to Own a Premier Colorado Mountain Ranch Nestled in the breathtaking San Juan Mountains, the Buckhorn Lakes Ranch Investor Bundle presents an exceptional opportunity to own 449± acres of pristine alpine wilderness. Located just 35 minutes southeast of Montrose, Colorado, this offering consists of seven (7) 35-acre tracts and one 200-acre tract, all with excellent road access along Wapiti Trail. Whether you seek a private retreat, hunting land, or an investment opportunity for mountain development, this property delivers unparalleled beauty, accessibility, and recreational potential.= Key Property Features: 449± acres of alpine wilderness with diverse terrain and stunning scenery Private, gated road access along Wapiti Trail for year-round convenience Diverse ecosystem featuring oak brush, aspen groves, blue spruce, and Engelmann spruce Three seasonal ponds on-site, with three seasonal ponds and multiple watering holes Elevations ranging from 8,800' to 9,300', providing dramatic views and seasonal wildlife migration Trophy big game hunting for elk, mule deer, bear, turkey, and grouse Located in GMU 65, a premier hunting unit with high big game success rates Landowner preference for big game tags, typically two (2) Mule Deer tags & OTC Elk Tags for hunting opportunities Adjoins Buckhorn Lakes Recreation Area, offering additional fishing, boating, hiking, and wildlife viewing Year-round recreation including skiing, hunting, OHV trails, snowmobiling, and horseback riding Proximity to Montrose, Telluride, and Crested Butte for world-class recreation and amenities Strategic investment potential, with surveyed tracts ideal for subdivision, resale, or private ownership Colorado Mountain Ranch for Sale – Breathtaking Views & Endless Recreation This expansive mountain property is a true gem of the Colorado high country, offering incredible vistas of the Dallas Divide and a diverse landscape rich with mature forests, alpine meadows, and freshwater lakes. The combination of natural beauty, views, accessibility, and recreation makes this an ideal property for a mountain estate, cabin retreat, or recreational property. The land features: Healthy Aspen Groves & Fire Mitigation – Logged 30 years ago, the aspen regeneration is thriving, providing healthy forests with reduced fire risk. Multiple Trails & Roads – The property boasts miles of well-maintained trails for hiking, horseback riding, and ATV adventures. Water Resources – Three natural lakes, two stocked with trout, along with multiple springs, enhance the property’s recreational and agricultural value. Colorado Mountain Development Land – A Lucrative Investment Opportunity With seven 35-acre tracts and one 200-acre parcel, this turnkey investment offers numerous options for developers, investors, and conservation buyers. Subdivision Potential & Development-Ready Parcels Pre-surveyed lots with easy road access Scenic building sites with commanding mountain views Proximity to utilities, making off-grid solar solutions viable High per-acre value for individual resale With existing interest in 35-acre tracts, this property presents a clear path to profitability, allowing investors to sell individual parcels at a premium or develop an exclusive mountain community. Mountain Hunting Land – Big Game Hunting Opportunities in GMU 65 For hunters, Buckhorn Lakes Ranch is a dream property with trophy-class elk and mule deer, along with grouse, bear, and turkey. Prime Hunting Advantages: GMU 65 – A Premier Hunting Unit with high success rates Landowner Preference Tags for mule deer, elk, and bear Over-the-Counter Elk Tags for second-season rifle hunting Elk Migration Route – The property attracts herds as they descend from public lands Natural Food Sources – Oak brush, meadows, and water sources create the ideal habitat for big game Hunters can expect consistent harvests of bull elk, trophy mule deer bucks scoring over 180, and a steady influx of new game throughout the season. Mountain Grazing Land – Ideal for Livestock & Sustainable Agriculture With its diverse vegetation, fresh water sources, and fertile soil, the Buckhorn Lakes Ranch Investor Bundle is also well-suited for livestock grazing, horse ranching, and sustainable agriculture. Agricultural Benefits: Healthy pastureland with a mix of native grasses and protein-rich oak brush Multiple freshwater sources, including lakes and natural springs Gently rolling topography, providing ideal grazing conditions Private, gated access, ensuring security and exclusivity for ranching operations Whether you're looking to run cattle, establish an equestrian property, or practice regenerative agriculture, this versatile landscape supports multiple land-use possibilities. Proximity to World-Class Recreation & Amenities Despite its secluded setting, the Buckhorn Lakes Ranch Investor Bundle offers easy access to top-tier recreation and essential services: 35 minutes to Montrose – Gateway to the San Juan Mountains 90 minutes to Telluride & Crested Butte – World-class skiing, festivals, and dining Gold Medal Fly Fishing – Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Gunnison River, and Ridgway Reservoir Boating & Water Sports – Curecanti National Park, Ridgway Reservoir, and Buckhorn Lakes Recreation Area Mountain Biking & OHV Trails – Extensive backcountry trails for adventure seekers This location provides the perfect balance of tranquility and accessibility, making it an exceptional choice for outdoor enthusiasts, second-home buyers, and long-term investors. Colorado Mountain Land Investment Opportunity The Buckhorn Lakes Ranch Investor Bundle is an unmatched offering in the Colorado mountain real estate market. Whether you're looking to own a private mountain retreat, develop a mountain cabin residential community, or secure a profitable land investment, this 449± acre property is primed for success. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity! Contact us today to schedule a tour or learn more about this exclusive mountain ranch for sale.

Country Home on Land For Sale in Crawford, CO PROPERTY DETAILS AT A GLANCE 36 acres, 21 acres irrigate 4-bedroom 5-bath home 3,566 square feet 3 shop buildings totaling 6,900 square feet 3 water taps, domestic well 850 shares Fruitland Mesa irrigation water Excellent mule deer hunting in GMU 63 Wild turkeys, mule deer, elk 9.3 miles to Crawford, 15 miles to Hotchkiss Terrific mountain views Crawford, Colorado country home with acreage for sale, hunting property, horse property This Colorado mountain retreat is located 9 miles east of Crawford, Colorado on the west end of Fruitland Mesa, which is known for its ranches, hayfields, terrific views, and excellent mule deer hunting. The spacious home is 3,566 square feet, with 4 bedrooms and 5 baths. The main level features a large kitchen with granite countertops and cherry cabinets, and the living room has awesome views of the West Elks mountains to the east. The master suite—complete with walk-in closet and walk-in shower—is on the main level and the windows face to the east to take in the beautiful mountain views. A nice office/spare bedroom completes the upstairs floorplan. The east side of the house features a wide deck to enjoy the solitude and views. Downstairs is a large family room with insert fireplace, plus three more baths and three bedrooms. One bedroom suite can actually be locked off from the rest of the house for a guest suite, in-law suite, or rental. Wildlife assets on Colorado country home and hunting property for sale in GMU 63 The home at 1253 3350 Road is set on the back side of the 36-acre parcel, a full quarter mile from a lightly traveled but well-maintained gravel county road. The pinyon-juniper forest to the west provides excellent bedding habitat for mule deer, elk, and wild turkeys, all of which inhabit the property from time to time. Colorado GMU 63 is known for producing excellent trophy-class mule deer bucks, and Fruitland Mesa in particular grows some big ones. They seem to favor this property and it’s common to see nice bucks grazing in the hayfield or even bedding down in the front yard. Elk herds come in during the winter to browse on the fields, and Merriam’s turkeys are daily visitors. Excellent water resources on Colorado small ranch for sale—horse property with hay production & grazing land This property was sold several years ago with 450 shares of Fruitland Mesa irrigation water and one water tap. The current owner procured another 400 shares of irrigation water and two more water taps, and there is a domestic well that produces 6 gallons per minute. The hayfield is irrigated by gated pipe, which allows good distribution. A stout welded-pipe corral offers a place to gather horses, and there is abundant pasture for grazing animals. Abundant workshop space—3 shop buildings totaling 6,896 square feet For the self-employed fabricator or contractor, this property has abundant workshop space. All three shops have concrete floors. The shop closest to the house is 40x60, insulated, and wired. It is stubbed out for water and septic, but apparently the water lines into the structure leak and need repair. The second shop is 36x36, insulated, and is built of red iron structure. The third shop is 40x80 with 2x6 stick frame and truss construction. It also has been roughed in for plumbing. Finally, there is the root cellar of all root cellars—a buried cinder-block structure with membrane trussed roof and all the shelving you could ever want to store canned goods and foodstuffs.

278± Acre Horsefly Ranch – Premium Irrigated Acreage, Historic Water Rights & Proven Ranch Infrastructure Nestled at the base of Wildcat Canyon, just 7.4 miles south of Montrose, Colorado, Horsefly Ranch spans an impressive 278± acres, offering a rare blend of irrigated farmland, natural landscapes, and direct public land access. This historic ranch features 81.4± irrigated acres, utilizing senior water rights from the Al Brush Ditch, which has been in continuous use since at least 1891. Fed by Horsefly Creek, the property also boasts 4,300 feet of direct creek frontage, and a large pond on the southern portion of the property, fed by Al Brush irrigation water. Property Highlights Total Acreage: 278± acres of diverse terrain, including irrigated fields, rolling piñon-juniper draws, and mature cottonwood trees. Irrigated Land: 81.4± flood-irrigated acres, benefiting from historic water rights from the Al Brush Ditch and Horsefly Creek. Water Features: 4,300 feet of creek frontage, a large, southern pond fed by irrigation water, and an additional irrigation pond for water storage. Ranching Infrastructure: Cattle corrals and a high-fenced stack yard, providing essential facilities for livestock operations. Public Land Access: Borders 2,320 acres of public land, offering direct access to hunting, horseback riding, and recreation. Scenic Views: Strong southern-facing views provide stunning panoramas of the Montrose Valley. Prime Location: Only 10 minutes from Montrose, with easy access to Telluride’s world-class skiing and year-round outdoor recreation. Agriculture & Water Rights Horsefly Ranch is a productive agricultural property with rich, irrigated soil ideal for hay production, livestock grazing, or crop cultivation. The Al Brush Ditch water rights ensure a consistent and reliable irrigation source, while Horsefly Creek frontage offers an additional natural water resource. The ranch also includes a large, high-fenced stack yard for hay and feed storage, supporting efficient ranch operations. The property’s large pond on the southern portion of the ranch, fed by Al Brush irrigation water, serves as an excellent year-round water source for livestock and wildlife, further enhancing the ranch’s versatility. Outdoor & Recreational Paradise One of Horsefly Ranch’s greatest assets is its direct adjacency to 2,320 acres of public land, providing unparalleled access to hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and outdoor adventure. Whether you're looking for a private retreat, a working ranch, or a sportsman’s paradise, this property delivers. Unmatched Western Colorado Lifestyle Real estate is all about "location, location, location", and Horsefly Ranch has it all—a private and serene setting with unmatched accessibility. Just minutes from Montrose’s conveniences, yet worlds away in terms of privacy and natural beauty, this ranch offers the perfect balance of agriculture, recreation, and investment potential. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a historic Western Colorado ranch with irrigated land, strong water rights, and direct public land access. Call today for more information or to schedule a private tour!

500 Acres Bordering BLM – A Private Western Colorado Mountain Retreat with Water, Wildlife & Exceptional Views This is a rare opportunity to own a combined 500-acre estate of Colorado mountain land, located just off Powell Mesa and surrounded on three sides by thousands of acres of BLM land. Comprising three parcels (171 acres, 249 acres, and an additional 80 acres), this offering delivers unmatched seclusion, diverse terrain, panoramic views, abundant wildlife, and multiple potential building sites—all in the heart of Game Management Unit 52, one of Colorado’s premier mule deer and elk hunting areas. Key Features:   500 acres total, with legal access and internal road systems Bordering BLM land on three sides for direct access to public lands Diverse terrain including wooded hillsides, open meadows, valleys, ridgelines, and a seasonal creek Conservation easements in place on parts of the property to preserve open space and wildlife habitat Private and secluded with limited neighboring development Jay Creek flows through one of the 80-acre parcels Two domestic water wells on southern portion of main acreage Spring on-site for potential domestic water development DMEA power to be brought in; currently off-grid with development potential Steel bridge access over Fire Mountain Canal Hydro-ax forest mitigation completed on key portions for fire safety and land improvement Exceptional hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing opportunities     Colorado Mountain Property with Exceptional Mule Deer Hunting These four parcels form a unified mountain holding ideal for conservation, recreation, or secluded retreat development. The 171-acre parcel, accessed by a steel bridge, features a climb to a spectacular plateau building site with sweeping views of Mt. Lamborn, Lands End, the Raggeds, and the West Elks. This parcel includes two domestic water wells, a selective forest thinning program for fire mitigation, and an established conservation easement on its western half, preserving scenic integrity. Adjacent to the northeast lies an 80-acre parcel nestled in a rugged, steep-sided valley. This tract features Jay Creek, seasonal water flow, dense timber, and direct BLM connectivity—making it a haven for wildlife and an ideal site for hunting or backcountry recreation. Additional 249 Acres of Untouched Western Colorado Wilderness Just north of the Powell Mesa tracts, the additional 249-acre parcel continue the theme of rugged, off-grid seclusion. Accessed via a private easement road, this section includes a developed internal road system and stunning natural features—from high points and ravines to open meadows perfect for future cabin sites. A conservation easement on the northern half of the 249-acre parcel ensures permanent protection of open land, while approximately 120 acres remain unrestricted, offering development flexibility. A natural spring on the southern end provides a viable start for a future domestic water source. Though no power is currently in place, these parcels offer true off-grid independence and are an ideal match for those seeking to build a private wilderness basecamp or engage in a low-impact, self-sufficient lifestyle. Western Colorado Game Unit 52 – Prime Elk & Mule Deer Hunting & Wildlife Habitat All four parcels are located in Colorado GMU 52, known for high-quality mule deer and elk hunting, with opportunities for private land-only and over-the-counter tags. The combination of varied elevation, secluded timber, natural water sources, and adjacency to public lands creates prime habitat and reduced hunting pressure, increasing success for serious sportsmen. The current owner operates in conjunction with a local outfitter and harvests quality mule deer and even Elk on the property through all hunting seasons, especially later seasons. A Legacy Property for Conservation, Recreation, or Secluded Living This 500-acre offering combines raw Colorado beauty, practical infrastructure, and strategic conservation for the discerning buyer seeking privacy, wildlife, and long-term stewardship. Whether you envision an off-grid retreat, family compound, hunting base, or conservation-minded estate, this unique holding offers the flexibility and scale to make your dream a reality. Three Combinations for Purchase of Colorado Mountain Land Option 1: 500 acres total for $2,100,000  Option 2: 171 + 80 acre tract, the lower acreage, with direct access of Powell Mesa rd, superb building site, two wells, electricity, Fire Mountain canal running through property: $1,145,000  Option 3: 249 + 80 acre upper tract, off grid hunting acreage superb for Mule Deer & Elk hunting, turkey. Natural spring on property, surrounded by BLM lands: $1,280,000 Property is Co-Listed with:  Callie Gafford - 970-589-6391 or [email protected] Sotheby's International Realty Callie's Website HERE Glenwood Springs, CO

Long Meadow Game Resort, Clays Club & Event Center – Complete Business & 140 Acres Now for Sale Longmeadow Game Resort, Clays Club & Event Center – Premier 140-Acre Hospitality and Outdoor Recreation Property for Sale Located just an hour east of Denver in Wiggins, Colorado, the Longmeadow Game Resort & Event Center spans 140 acres of scenic landscapes. This expansive property offers a unique blend of hospitality, event hosting, and outdoor recreational facilities, making it an exceptional investment opportunity. Property Highlights       140 Acres: Ample space encompassing event and recreational facilities.           12,000 sq. ft. Lodge & Event Center: Featuring a 4,000 sq. ft. grand ballroom accommodating up to 450 guests.           Fully Operational Bar & Restaurant: Equipped with a commercial kitchen offering full-service catering.           8 Furnished Hotel Suites: Providing comfortable accommodations for guests.           RV Camping Facilities: Designated spots with necessary amenities for RV travelers.           Clay Shooting Facilities: Including multiple sporting clays courses, 5 Stand, and practice trap stations.           Hunting Services: Established offerings for pheasant, dove, prairie dog, and waterfowl hunting.           Conference and Meeting Rooms: Equipped with modern amenities for corporate events.           Bridal Dressing Rooms: Designed to cater to wedding parties.           Outdoor Event Spaces: Featuring a furnished patio and an elevated stone wedding dais with arch and fountains.         Guest Ranch for Sale Event Hosting and Lodging The lodge's grand ballroom and conference rooms are ideal for hosting a variety of events, including weddings, corporate retreats, and private gatherings. The on-site bar and restaurant, supported by a commercial kitchen, provide comprehensive catering services. Overnight accommodations are available in the form of eight furnished hotel suites and RV camping spots equipped with necessary amenities. Outdoor Recreation and Hunting Services Longmeadow is renowned for its outdoor recreational offerings. The property features multiple clay shooting courses, including a 15-station sporting clays course, a 12-station sporting and super sport course, 5 Stand, and two practice trap stations. Hunting services are well-established, offering guided and non-guided hunts for pheasant, dove, prairie dog, and waterfowl. The property's diverse terrain and well-maintained habitats provide an excellent environment for these activities. Investment Opportunity, Lodge, Guest Ranch For Sale This 140-acre property presents a unique opportunity to own a versatile hospitality and outdoor recreation venue. Its proximity to Denver, combined with its comprehensive facilities and established reputation, makes it an attractive investment for those interested in the hospitality, event, or outdoor recreation industries. For more information or to schedule a viewing, please contact us today.

Trappers Lake Lodge & Outfitting Premier Colorado Wilderness Lodge & Big Game Outfitter for Sale Trappers Lake Lodge & Outfitting is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to own a Colorado wilderness lodge and fully permitted big game hunting outfitter business surrounded by over 2.3 million acres of public National Forest. Tucked deep inside the legendary Flat Tops Wilderness, this historic lodge has operated for generations as one of the states most authentic outdoor guide services and backcountry adventure hubs. Unlike typical hunting ranches or guest lodges, Trappers Lake Lodge holds a rare USFS Resort & Outfitting Special Use Permit, granting it exclusive commercial rights to guide hunts and run wilderness camps across approximately 48,000 acres that's about 75 square miles of prime Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, black bear, and moose habitat. For any serious buyer looking for an established Colorado outfitter business for sale, this level of protected access is nearly impossible to replicate today. Historic Lodge with Proven Outdoor Operations Steps away from Trappers Lake, Colorado's second-largest natural lake, the lodge welcomes guests who travel miles of scenic forest roads to reach its off-grid cabins. Some of these cabins date back to the 1800s, restored with care and still holding the warmth of generations. The main lodge features a full-service restaurant and bar famous for hearty breakfasts, prime rib dinners, and the lodges signature Elmo's Margaritas. A general store stocks outdoor gear, hunting essentials, and local souvenirs, while a bathhouse, laundry, staff housing, and a well-kept barn and corral round out the infrastructure needed for a true wilderness operation. The entire lodge is powered by well-maintained generators and supplied by crystal-clear mountain spring water, ensuring that this remote mountain resort feels timeless but runs smoothly. Guests come for multi-day hunting trips, family horseback adventures, fly fishing on Trappers Lake, or simply to reconnect with the wild. World-Class Big Game Hunting & Outdoor Guide Services Trappers Lake Lodges outfitting permit provides exclusive guiding rights for fair-chase big game hunting in some of Colorado's most sought-after Game Management Units (GMUs). This region of the White River National Forest is home to one of the largest elk herds in North America, along with healthy populations of mule deer, black bear, and moose. The lodges licensed Colorado hunting guides lead fully guided hunts, pack-in drop camps, and custom wilderness adventures across a vast area of terrain: alpine basins, aspen glades, willow-lined creek bottoms, and dark timber that holds trophy-class animals year after year. Guests experience authentic horseback hunting trips, with seasoned wranglers, sturdy pack stock, and canvas wall tents set up in remote compartments. This is one of the few remaining operations where hunters ride out at dawn the way generations did before guided safely by an outfitting team whose knowledge of these compartments is unmatched. Additional Outdoor Recreation & Guiding Opportunities When the hunting seasons pause, the wilderness still calls. Trappers Lake Lodge operates horseback trail rides along historic pack routes, guided fly-fishing trips for native cutthroat trout, canoe and kayak rentals on the pristine lake, and wildlife photography outings where moose, bear, and bald eagles are daily sightings. Its location near the Flat Tops Scenic Byway, the Yampa Valley, and Steamboat Springs makes it easy to market multi-day wilderness adventures, family retreats, or even small group events like weddings or company off-sites. Exclusive Permitting & Protected Use The biggest competitive advantage for any serious investor is the lodges documented USFS Resort & Outfitting Special Use Permit: Grants commercial rights to over 48,000 acres within designated wilderness hunting compartments. Blocks any other competing commercial guide or outfitting services within your assigned units. Renewed and validated under NEPA, with documented Five-Year High Use Data showing proven actual usage plus room for expansion. Includes capacity for guided day rides, pack trips, drop camps, and basecamp operations that can expand well within permitted ceilings. Proven Revenue & Clear Growth Potential Trappers Lake Lodge generates gross receipts with strong EBITDA potential for an owner-operator or family team. Revenue streams include lodging, guided hunts, outdoor guide services, equipment rentals, retail sales, and food and beverage operations. Historic footprints lost to fire remain eligible to rebuild, allowing for 35 more guest cabins to meet growing demand. Winter operations are a major untapped frontier: the existing permit supports adding snowcat tours, guided backcountry skiing, and winter outfitting trips, giving a new owner a clear path to transform this into a rare four-season wilderness resort. Why This Colorado Outfitter Business is Truly Unique Scale & Exclusivity: Unlike a simple private hunting ranch or lodge, you hold the key to tens of thousands of acres you alone can guide in protected by a federal permit. Historic Legacy: Known as the Cradle of Wilderness, Trappers Lake is where the national wilderness preservation idea was born. That heritage cannot be duplicated. Surrounding Protection: The entire lodge is encircled by public National Forest land guaranteeing your viewshed, wildlife habitat, and guest experience will remain unspoiled. Multi-Generation Brand Equity: Generations of loyal hunters, families, and outdoor enthusiasts return year after year, making this more than a business its a legacy. Turnkey Sale Ready for the Next Steward For the right buyer an experienced outfitter, adventure hospitality brand, or legacy family looking for a protected wilderness asset Trappers Lake Lodge & Outfitting is a rare, documented opportunity to carry Colorado's big-game hunting and outdoor adventure story forward. This is more than just a hunting lodge for sale its a fully licensed outfitter operation, a profitable wilderness guide service, and a place where your guests will still hear elk bugle in the dawn and see the stars the way their great-grandfathers did.

Colorado Mountain Property - Shamrock Ranch Located just west of Hotchkiss, Colorado, Shamrock Ranch is a historic and productive Western ranch offering irrigated hay meadows, excellent water rights, and abundant wildlife habitat across approximately 1,867 acres. With a legacy of sheep ranching, this property has supported seasonal grazing through fall, winter, and spring, while producing high-quality hay during the summer. Featuring multiple homes, extensive agricultural infrastructure, and secluded yet accessible location, Shamrock Ranch presents a rare opportunity for livestock operations, hunting, or a private ranch retreat. Property Highlights 1,867 Total Acres 171.95 irrigated acres for summer hay production Approximately 133 sub-irrigated acres with adobe ground Remaining acreage in pinon-juniper mesas, adobe hillsides, and rangeland Robust Water Rights Portfolio Served by Oasis Ditch No. 1, plus Desert, Shamrock, and Matlock Ditches 7.8 cfs (priority A90) from Oasis Ditch No. 1 Additional decreed flow from Desert (6.0 cfs), Shamrock (5.0 cfs), and Matlock (2.0 cfs) Hotchkiss Slide Spring, decreed for 0.50 cfs, flows year-round for irrigation and livestock Multiple Residential Improvements Main Home: 3 bed, 1.75 bath, 1,249 sq. ft. with mini-split HVAC and wood stove Two Manager Homes: 2 bed, 1 bath each (605 sq. ft. and 840 sq. ft.), ideal for ranch hands or caretakers Homes serviced by Upper Surface Creek domestic water tap, brought in from the north via Redlands Mesa Ranch Infrastructure 2,880 sq. ft. Quonset shop with concrete pad Multiple loafing sheds, hay stack yards, and working pens Spring-fed watering system provides consistent livestock water year-round Recreational and Hunting Appeal Excellent habitat for mule deer, elk, quail, and upland birds Late-season elk hunting and established game trails throughout the mesas and draws Opportunities for horseback riding, hiking, and wildlife observation Working Western Ranch with History For Sale Shamrock Ranch has long served as a productive sheep ranch, supporting seasonal grazing rotations and summer hay operations. The high-mesa irrigated fields deliver consistent yields, supported by reliable water infrastructure. With a combination of irrigated, sub-irrigated, and native pasture, the ranch is well-suited for sheep, cattle, or equestrian use. Colorado Ranch with Strong and Secure Water Rights The ranch is anchored by a diversified and private water portfolio, headlined by the Oasis Ditch No. 1, with historic priority and significant flow rates. Additional water from the Desert, Shamrock, and Matlock Ditches, along with the year-round Hotchkiss Slide Spring, provide dependable supply for both irrigation and livestock water needs. This robust setup supports productive agricultural operations in all seasons. Secluded Hunting and Wildlife Habitat Shamrock Ranch’s landscape transitions from irrigated meadows to rugged mesas, offering prime terrain for big game and upland bird hunting. Located in a region well-known for mule deer and late-season elk, the property also hosts quail and other upland species, making it ideal for outdoor recreation, wildlife photography, and hunting excursions. A Rare Legacy Ranch Opportunity For Sale Shamrock Ranch is a one-of-a-kind Western property, combining a strong agricultural foundation with prime hunting and recreational appeal. Its historic legacy, premier water rights, and extensive infrastructure make it a rare opportunity for ranchers, investors, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. All information, including acreage, water rights, and other items, has been sourced from the county assessor and other public records. It is the responsibility of the buyer to independently verify all information to their satisfaction.

Off-Grid Cabin on Acreage For Sale in De Beque, CO 35± acres bordering BLM land with "end of the road" privacy but only 5 miles to I-70. 320 square foot, off-grid cabin on skids that could be moved. Bedroom addition, heat/ac mini split, shower/bathroom house, and storage shed added in 2025. Also new flooring, insulation, and recessed lighting. Currently used as a recreational property but zoned Residential. Great hunting/recreation property or build your dream home. Power is available near property line. Beautiful 360-degree views. HOA fees pay for year-round road maintenance. Located in GMU 42 with OTC elk tags available. Access to thousands of acres of public land from the property. Wildlife crosses the property frequently, traveling from the Colorado river to BLM lands. Utility Trailer with water tank included. All furniture and appliances included.

Colorado Riverfront Mountain Luxury Estate for Sale The River House in Somerset, Colorado, stands as a distinguished mountain property blending rustic charm and modern sophistication. Set in a stunning location at the headwaters of the North Fork of the Gunnison River, this luxury home offers a spacious, well-built luxury home for families and groups, and wilderness access on 146 private acres. Adjacent to The River House is the Kebler Corner campground and RV park, owned by the same family. Key Features 146± total acres bordering National Forest and BLM lands 6,900 square feet of living space 8 total bedrooms--5 bedrooms in the main house + caretaker’s 1-bedroom apartment + Marcellina cabin’s 2 bedrooms 7 total baths 5-car garage totaling 1,736 square feet 1-acre pond with senior water rights Over 1,200 feet of river frontage on Anthracite Creek “Marcellina Cabin” guest house log cabin with 1 bedroom, 1 bath downstairs + upstairs loft with 2 beds Year-round access via paved roads Immediate access to hiking, biking, fishing, horseback riding, and big game hunting in Colorado GMU’s 53 and 521 Convenient proximity to Paonia and nearby communities, combining accessibility with a sense of seclusion Colorado mountain retreat is suitable for groups, corporate retreats, events For the buyer seeking a corporate retreat or event center, The River House is a great fit. It has ample room for board meetings, events, weddings, and family retreats, plus plenty of adjacent lodging at the Kebler Corner RV Park, which has a number of guest cabins and ample RV spaces. Access is easy from County Road 12, which is very close to Colorado Highway 133. A Stunning Location in Western Colorado—The River House is Between Aspen and Crested Butte One of the prettiest drives in all of Colorado is Kebler Pass between Aspen and Crested Butte, with a grove of stately aspen trees that’s known as the largest living organism on Earth. The River House sits just south of Paonia Reservoir, above the confluence of Muddy Creek and Anthracite Creek, which come together to form the North Fork of the Gunnison River. Gunnison County Road 12 takes off from Colorado 133 just above the confluence and takes the adventurer on a stunningly scenic 31-mile journey into some of Colorado’s most scenic wilderness, culminating in one of Crested Butte, one of Colorado’s most famous ski towns. To the north, McClure Pass is about 10 miles distant, which drops down alongside the Crystal River into Marble, Redstone, and Carbondale, all famous mountain towns in their own right, and then another hour of travel brings the traveler to Aspen or Glenwood Springs. Colorado luxury estate has river frontage, fly-fishing, elk and mule deer hunting in GMU 53 and 521 The River House is that rare Colorado estate that is surrounded by public lands on three sides, offering exclusive access to thousands of acres of BLM and US Forest Service lands. Anthracite Creek, which is known as an excellent trout stream, flows through the center of the property. The property is actually split between GMU 53 on the west side of Anthracite Creek and GMU 521 on the east side. The former World Record Elk taken by John Plute was harvested at the head of Dark Canyon, just a few miles up the valley from the River House. Hunting is excellent for trophy elk, mule deer, bear, grouse, and turkeys, and fly-fishing on the Anthracite can be very lively for chunky rainbow trout, not to mention the stocked pond in front of the main house. A well-built bridge across Anthracite Creek leads to a good access road up to the Upper Meadow, which grants access to thousands of acres of US Forest Service lands comprised of aspens, oak brush, Douglas fir, and open meadows—excellent big game habitat.

Secluded Colorado Hunting Retreat in GMU #31 Discover a truly off-grid hunting escape in the heart of GMU #31, completely surrounded by hundreds of thousands of acres of BLM land. This rugged and scenic property lies 7.5 miles down BLM trails from the nearest county road, offering unmatched privacy, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunity. With its mix of deep canyons, ridges, grassy meadows, and timbered draws, the land provides exceptional terrain for elk, mule deer, turkey, and other game species. Property Highlights Qualifies for Colorado Landowner Preference Program for big game hunting tags Located in GMU #31, with OTC 2nd/3rd rifle elk tags available Completely surrounded by BLM – unlimited access to public lands and expanded hunting area Abundant wildlife: elk, mule deer, turkey, and small game Extremely private – 7.5 miles down BLM trails from the nearest county road Diverse terrain: canyons, ridges, meadows, sage and oak flats, timbered thickets Vegetation mix: piñon, juniper, sage, oak brush, ponderosa pine Wildlife improvements: multiple water catches and man-made water holes Hunting setup: several blinds already established Structures: historic trapper’s cabin, cleared campsite/building site, and a four-season camper included in the sale Seasonal water: seeps, springs, and proximity to South Dry Fork and Corcoran Wash Access: via BLM trail; 4WD/ATV recommended, seasonal depending on weather Off-grid living – no utilities available, offering pure seclusion and independence Exceptional Hunting and Wildlife Habitat This property was designed with wildlife and hunter use in mind. Several man-made water holes and natural seeps attract and hold game throughout the year, while established blinds provide ready-to-use hunting setups. The mix of piñon, juniper, sage, and oak brush creates ideal cover for elk and mule deer. Seasonal seeps and springs across the landscape ensure a year-round water source for both wildlife and stock. Off-Grid Improvements and Ready-to-Use Setup A historic trapper’s cabin on the property offers potential for restoration or primitive shelter, while a cleared site on the southeast corner provides an ideal spot for a new off-grid cabin or hunting base camp. Included in the sale is a four-season camper, offering immediate comfort during hunts and recreational stays. The land’s layout allows for camping, shooting, or simply enjoying the isolation of Colorado’s backcountry. Access, Terrain, and Location Just minutes from De Beque and I-70, the property is accessed via a BLM trail that traverses scenic canyons and mesas. The route is in good condition for most of the year, though 4WD or ATV access is recommended, particularly during wet or snowy conditions. The diverse topography—from grassy benches and rocky ridges to wooded draws—creates natural funnels and travel corridors for wildlife, making this a hunter’s paradise. True Colorado Hunting Getaway For those seeking complete seclusion, abundant wildlife, and limitless BLM access, this property offers a rare opportunity in one of Western Colorado’s most desirable hunting regions. Whether you’re looking for a private hunting base, an off-grid cabin site, or a long-term land investment with recreation appeal, this parcel delivers the rugged, untamed Colorado experience. For more information or details contact: Loren Williams with United Country Colorado Brokers or Tyler Housley of White Tail Properties!

Experience the Best of Colorado Living in Glade Park, CO Why People Love Living in Glade Park, Colorado Glade Park, Colorado, offers a lifestyle that is hard to match anywhere else in Western Colorado. Known for its stunning sandstone bluffs, peaceful atmosphere, and wide-open spaces, Glade Park is the perfect escape for those seeking quiet country living just minutes from Grand Junction. Residents enjoy the serenity of nature, breathtaking views of the Colorado National Monument, and the ability to live under star-filled skies far from city lights. The area is filled with unique landscapes including rock outcroppings, pinyon pine, and juniper forests that make everyday life feel like a retreat. Many who choose Glade Park real estate are looking for more than just a home—they’re searching for a lifestyle that blends privacy, natural beauty, and true Colorado living. Outdoor Recreation in Glade Park and Western Colorado For outdoor enthusiasts, owning land or a home in Glade Park means immediate access to some of the best recreation in Western Colorado. Popular nearby trails include Little Park Trailhead, the Mica Mines, Bangs Canyon, and the Tabeguache Trail System—ideal for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and ATV adventures. Hunting and wildlife viewing are also exceptional, with mule deer, desert bighorn sheep, elk, and wild turkeys common in the area. Plus, just a short drive away, the Grand Mesa offers skiing, fishing, camping, and endless trails, while the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area provides unmatched red rock scenery and exploration opportunities. Whether your passion is hiking, biking, hunting, or simply enjoying Colorado’s wild beauty, Glade Park puts it all at your doorstep. Proximity to Grand Junction and Local Amenities One of the most appealing aspects of Glade Park real estate is the perfect balance between seclusion and convenience. Although Glade Park feels like a world of its own, it’s less than a 20-minute drive to Grand Junction, CO. That means residents can enjoy peaceful mountain living while still being close to shopping, restaurants, healthcare, schools, and the Grand Junction Regional Airport. Grand Junction also offers a vibrant downtown with local art, dining, and entertainment, making it easy to enjoy modern amenities without giving up the tranquility of Glade Park. This rare combination of privacy and accessibility makes buying land or a home in Glade Park an attractive option for many relocating to Western Colorado. Building a Home in Glade Park, Colorado Located in Little Park Ranches, this 35.61-acre property in Glade Park is the perfect place to bring your vision to life. Surrounded by mature pinyon pine and juniper trees, with views stretching across the Colorado National Monument, the parcel offers both beauty and functionality. Several building sites, with year-round gravel road access, giving you the opportunity to design your dream home or weekend getaway. While there are building covenants to maintain the natural integrity of the area, you’ll have the flexibility to create a custom home that takes advantage of the property’s sandstone bluffs, rock formations, and panoramic scenery. Imagine waking up to crisp mountain air, spending your days exploring trails, and enjoying unmatched stargazing each evening. Owning property in Glade Park allows you to create a Colorado lifestyle that truly fits your dreams. Hunting in Glade Park, CO Hunting in and around Glade Park, Colorado offers some excellent opportunities, especially in Game Management Unit 40, where elk and mule deer are known to roam. The terrain is rugged and remote in many places—steep canyons, high mesas, mixed cover of aspen, pine, sagebrush, and timber; water sources tend to be seasonal, and many quality bucks and bulls feed on the edges of public lands and in less accessible drainages. While you cannot hunt directly from this property, its location makes it ideal as a mountain retreat or base camp—a place to rest, scout, and stage for hunting on nearby public or accessible private lands. With relatively easy access to quality terrain, wildlife presence, and solitude, it would make a great spot to return to after long days afield.

This vacant land at the base of the Grand Mesa has everything, whether you are looking for a home site, farm, or a hunting property. This 40 acre property is very mild in terrain with 36 acres of it being flat and useable and can be irrigated with the Vega Irrigation water that comes with the property. The views of the Grand Mesa are breath taking and would make a fantastic home site with Grand Valley Power already to the property. Recreation opportunities are plentiful on the property and nearby. There are deer, elk, and turkey on the property year around. Powderhorn ski resort, The Grand Mesa, Jerry Creeks Revisor, and Vega lake are all within a few minutes drive. This property is teeming with opportunity and potential and is a must see.

Mountain & Hunting Land for Sale in Placerville, Colorado Welcome to one of the most extraordinary land offerings in all of Southwest Colorado—161 pristine acres in the heart of the San Juan Mountains, boasting world-class, unobstructed views of the Sneffels Range, Cimarron Ridge, and the majestic peaks surrounding Telluride, Ouray, and Ridgway. Often described by brokers and buyers alike as the finest mountain parcel ever seen, this remarkable legacy property offers unmatched beauty, privacy, and versatility for the discerning buyer. Unlike typical high-alpine parcels, this land is entirely usable, with gently rolling topography that seamlessly blends open, wildflower-filled meadows with lush, mature forests and multiple spring-fed ponds. The setting is breathtaking—ideal for building a luxury mountain estate, private hunting retreat, family compound, or conservation-minded legacy property. Wildlife is abundant, with daily sightings of elk, deer, wild turkey, and even black bear—an outdoorsman’s dream just minutes from the conveniences of Ridgway and a short, scenic drive to Telluride’s world-renowned ski resort. The property includes four individually platted 40-acre parcels, allowing flexibility to sell separately or retain the full 161-acre sanctuary as a single, magnificent estate. Tucked a quarter-mile off County Road 62X, the parcel offers complete seclusion from traffic and visitors, while still maintaining year-round access via private drive, with winter access by snowmobile or ATV. Solar power, septic, and a productive well can be easily installed—or hold the property long-term with extremely low agricultural taxes while you design your dream mountain retreat.   This is a rare chance to own one of Colorado’s most stunning and versatile landholdings—perfect for those seeking privacy, grandeur, and enduring value in the majestic San Juans.

Surface Creek Outfitters – Colorado Outfitting Business in GMU 52 & 411 Cedaredge, CO- Live the Colorado high country lifestyle with this rare opportunity to own Surface Creek Outfitters, a well-established and ready to go outfitting operation. With permits in Colorado’s Game Management Units 52 and 411, this business offers immediate access to some of the state’s most sought-after hunting grounds—renowned for healthy herds, high success rates, and breathtaking scenery. Exceptional Hunting Grounds on the Grand Mesa GMU 52 and GMU 411 stretch across the Grand Mesa and surrounding country, an area well known for excellent elk and mule deer hunting. These units provide a mix of aspen groves, dark timber, oak brush, and alpine meadows, creating ideal habitat for high numbers of game. Both resident and migrating elk herds move through the region, and mule deer thrive in this diverse terrain. Over-the-counter elk tags, strong draw odds for deer, and consistent herd numbers make these units especially appealing to hunters who return year after year. Well Established Operation Surface Creek Outfitters comes complete with the camp equipment, stock, and gear necessary to walk in and begin operations on day one. BLM and USFS permits are subject to transfer to new owner. The business has an established reputation with repeat clientele and offers guided and drop camp elk, black bear and mule deer hunts as its primary draw. Opportunities also exist to expand into summer horseback rides, pack trips, and fishing excursions to diversify revenue streams. The Western Lifestyle Owning an outfitting business in Western Colorado is more than an investment—it’s a way of life. Imagine spending your seasons in the high country, setting camp beneath towering aspens, and guiding clients through some of the most scenic wilderness the Rockies have to offer. From crisp fall mornings chasing bugling bulls to summer pack trips into the backcountry, Surface Creek Outfitters provides not only income potential but also a lifestyle rooted in adventure, independence, and the great outdoors. A Rare Offering Opportunities to purchase established, permitted outfitting operations in Colorado are limited. With big game demand continuing to grow, this business is well positioned for both immediate income and long-term success. Surface Creek Outfitters is the perfect fit for someone looking to live the outfitter lifestyle while owning a business with a strong foundation and room for growth. Gateway to Cedaredge, Colorado The business is based near Cedaredge, CO, a welcoming small town on the southern slopes of the Grand Mesa. Known as the “Gateway to the Grand Mesa,” Cedaredge blends western charm with modern amenities and is home to local shops, restaurants, schools, and a thriving arts community. The area offers a mild climate, friendly atmosphere, and easy access to year-round recreation including fishing, skiing, hiking, and mountain biking. Its unique setting—where orchards and vineyards meet the high country—makes it not only a hub for outdoor enthusiasts but also an inviting place to call home.  

Green Mountain Ranch – Exceptional Hunting Property - Cedaredge, CO - 391 Acres on the Edge of the Grand Mesa Excellent opportunity to own a piece of Colorado with end of the road privacy and gives direct access to tens of thousands of acres of public land. Green Mountain Ranch spans 391 acres at the edge of the Grand Mesa, offering unmatched seclusion, premier hunting opportunities, and the chance to preserve one of the Rockies’ most scenic environments. There is a basic lean-to with wood stove, dining area, and glassing platform. Property also has a water transfer system from the adjudicated spring to bring water throughout the property for wildlife and livestock. Trails have been cut on the property for 4x4 and ATV travel. World-Class Hunting- Colorado GMU 52 • Trophy mule deer habitat with some bucks exceeding 200" being harvested in the area • Seasonal migration corridor for elk • Over-the-counter elk tags available • Eligible for Colorado’s Landowner Preference Program for mule deer (sellers currently receive 3 Landowner deer vouchers) Location & Access  • Borders BLM land and corner-touches Grand Mesa National Forest with very little public access • Direct access to 400,000+ acres of rugged public lands • End-of-the-road privacy with limited outside traffic Conservation & Stewardship • Exceptional conservation potential with no existing easements • A rare opportunity to shape the future of this untamed property Situated in GMU 52, the ranch lies in one of Colorado’s most sought-after hunting regions, where wildlife thrives among deep forests and rugged terrain. From elk herds weaving along their traditional routes to mule deer grazing in open meadows, the property and surrounding public lands are alive with game. The ranch is a gateway to wilderness. With boundaries connecting to BLM and National Forest land, owners enjoy immediate access to vast tracts of hard-to-reach country—ideal for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking real solitude. The property lies at the end of the road, behind 3 locked gates, and controls most of the access to large amounts of public lands. Despite its privacy, Green Mountain Ranch remains within easy reach of amenities. The town of Cedaredge, just 20 minutes away, offers dining, supplies, and small-town charm, along with orchards, wineries, and a local golf course. For travel, Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ) is only 35 miles away, with daily flights to Denver, Dallas, and Phoenix. Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT), an hour from the ranch, adds even more connections. Green Mountain Ranch is more than acreage—it’s a canvas for your vision. Whether you dream of a secluded retreat, a hunting basecamp, or a conservation legacy, this property offers many possibilities.

Whiskey Jug Ranch | 465 Acres | Paonia, CO – Premium Hunting in Unit 521 Welcome to Whiskey Jug Ranch, a true Colorado hunter’s paradise nestled in the heart of Colorado’s sought-after Game Management Unit 521. Spanning 465 private acres, this legacy property offers world-class big game hunting, unmatched seclusion, and breathtaking views of the West Elk Mountains. This premier hunting retreat boasts a rich variety of terrain—from scrub oak and lush open meadows to timbered ridgelines—providing prime habitat for elk, mule deer, and black bear. With elevations ranging from 7,000 to 8,370 feet, wildlife thrives in this diverse landscape. West Roatcap Creek meanders along the southern boundary, delivering seasonal water and enhancing the natural game corridor that runs through the land. After a day of glassing ridges and stalking trophy bulls, relax at the cozy 12' x 12' hunters’ cabin, complete with a rustic charm and a separate outhouse—simple, clean, and ready for your next Colorado hunt. The ranch borders approximately 1,200 acres of BLM land, expanding your hunting grounds even further. It also includes shared access to a nearby BLM corral. Currently under a 2025 grazing lease, which can be terminated at closing, the property offers flexibility for ranching, recreation, or exclusive hunting use. Located just a short drive from the amenities of Paonia, yet worlds away in terms of privacy and backcountry experience, Whiskey Jug Ranch is a rare find in Western CO. Whether you're looking for a private hunting basecamp, an income-generating ranch, or a strategic land investment, this property checks every box.

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.

Colorado Guide & Outfitting Service for Sale near Montrose, CO At a glance NO DEEDED LAND IS OFFERED. THIS IS A SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO OPERATE ON FEDERAL LANDS. Colorado GMU units 61, 62, 64, & 65 670 USFS Priority Use Days 365 days fall big game hunting 100 days overnight pack trips 20 days spring turkey hunting 15 days packing only in GMU 61 5 days game packing only in Roubideau Creek 100 days ATV rides 15 days mountain lion hunting 4 assigned campsites—base camp at Sawmill Mesa + 3 drop camps BLM permit for day use only, GMU’s 61, 62, 64, 65 Excellent set of camp gear, tents, and ATV’s Vehicle access--Colorado outfitting business for sale uses ATV's This Colorado has provided quality outfitting services for over 40 years for elk, deer, and bear hunts, as well as horseback and ATV rides, game packing, and spring turkey hunting. They have bookings for several years into the future. Now it’s time for a new owner! The business has been a consistent producer for decades. Best of all, the camps are accessed by vehicle, avoiding the whole ordeal of owning and maintaining a herd of dude horses. Of course, if you want to use horses, you can, but most of the business is conducted by vehicles. Colorado outfitting business has service days for ATV rides, guided big game hunts, spring turkey hunts, overnight pack trips, and mountain lion hunts This permit has a total of 670 US Forest Service priority use days, which is enough to do quite a lot of business. The majority of the service days are for guided and drop camp elk, deer, and bear hunting. Other permit days allow for ATV rides, spring turkey hunting, mountain lion hunting, and overnight horseback pack trips. The permit includes four camp locations, including one base camp and three drop camps. GMU 62, 61, 64, 65 Colorado Outfitting Business for Sale The Uncompahgre Plateau west of Montrose, Olathe, and Delta is known as one of the top big game units in Colorado. Unit 62, on the east side of the Uncompahgre, is an over-the-counter unit where hunters can buy elk tags for second and third rifle seasons without going through the April application process. The west side of the Uncompahgre is Unit 61, which has very limited bull tags. This business has permit days to pack game for successful hunters in Unit 61. High quality outfitting gear, tents, camp equipment This outfitter has an excellent set of camp gear, with some of the highest-quality tents we’ve ever seen plus a great set of cots, camp stoves, ATV’s, and so forth. Another quality hunting business offered by Gary Hubbell, ALC, and Loren Williams, ALC Gary Hubbell and Loren Williams have combined over 50 years of outfitting and guiding experience. They've sold 25 outfitting businesses in Colorado. Gary and Loren understand outfitting and hunting and can list and sell hunting businesses across North America.  

Online Auction 5900 Burnt Mill Ranch – 643± Acres of Prime Colorado Ranchland Bid Now Through August 5 • 5 PM MST   Discover Burnt Mill Ranch's legacy potential in Pueblo County. Located just a short drive from the scenic Wet Mountains, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the American West. The ranch's diverse features of native rangeland, open meadows, year-round water sources, and irrigation equipment make it ideal for enhancing its agricultural productivity and long-term potential.   Key Highlights: 643.55± acres of usable ranch Ideal for cattle grazing, equestrian use, and recreation Expansive views of foothills and surrounding mountain ranges Abundant wildlife, including deer, elk, and small game St. Charles River runs through the property Irrigation equipment included and water canal rights via Pollard Ditch Gated entry with internal ranch roads for easy access Minutes from Pueblo, I-25, and Lake Pueblo State Park   Whether expanding your livestock operation, looking for a weekend getaway, or seeking a long-term land investment, Burnt Mill Ranch delivers in location, usability, and natural beauty.   Register, Bid, and Own Your Legacy Colorado Ranch! https://uctimberlinerealtyinc.hibid.com/catalog/655996/5900-burnt-mill-ranch-for-auction   United Country | Timberline Realty Inc Mike Orist, Managing Broker/Auctioneer (719) 426-0024 • TimberlineRealtyInc.com   Visit website for full terms and conditions. Franchise office is independently owned and operated