Very unique off-grid recreational property only 20 minutes northwest of Trinidad, Colorado. This historic and pristine canyon area was once the location of a mining camp in the early 1900’s and also was formerly owned by the State of Colorado. Remnants of its historic past are still evident today. Step back in time as you follow the old road and railroad bed as it climbs up into the back canyon of this property. Foundations of old buildings used in the camp are still evident today. The property has no covenants or HOA, so many uses are possible including camping, hiking, hunting, shooting, ATV use, or horseback riding. The land sits in a scenic and secluded canyon with colorful towering rock walls and outcroppings. It has a nice combination of pinon, juniper, cedar, ponderosa and oak trees with lovely meadows in the canyon bottom. There are natural springs, seasonal creek beds, and arroy...
Very unique off-grid recreational property only 20 minutes northwest of Trinidad, Colorado. This historic and pristine canyon area was once the location of a mining camp in the early 1900’s and also was formerly owned by the State of Colorado. Remnants of its historic past are still evident today. Step back in time as you follow the old road and railroad bed as it climbs up into the back canyon of this property. Foundations of old buildings used in the camp are still evident today. The property has no covenants or HOA, so many uses are possible including camping, hiking, hunting, shooting, ATV use, or horseback riding. The land sits in a scenic and secluded canyon with colorful towering rock walls and outcroppings. It has a nice combination of pinon, juniper, cedar, ponderosa and oak trees with lovely meadows in the canyon bottom. There are natural springs, seasonal creek beds, and arroyos that catch and hold water to attract game. The property is secluded and private at the end of the road, yet only a short drive to I-25 and Trinidad for food shopping and other services. The land is located in GMU 85 and this area is known for its trophy elk population. Large bulls are regularly harvested in this unit making it one of the top game units areas in Colorado for elk. The property is loaded with elk and deer sign showing animals moving up and down the canyon floor. The ranch offers protection and water resources to attract and hold big game. Several natural spring areas flow down and through the property and natural rock cisterns catch and hold water when it rains. The property also offers excellent opportunities for bear and has outstanding habitat for turkey and they flourish, especially around the natural spring areas. You will not find a better value on recreational land in Southern Colorado!
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