Colorado Ranch with Stream and Ponds Bordering State Land
Beautiful and private 287.5 acres with over 3000' of Dicks Creek running through it. The beavers have created a series of 4 to 5 scenic beaver ponds which adorn the valley bottom and are surrounded by aspen hillsides. Located on a private gated road only 2.5 miles off Highway 9. This rolling and scenic parcel borders 640 acres of State Trust land which then borders 1000's of acres of Pike National Forest. This area has excellent elk and mule deer hunting, and with direct access to thousands of acres of public lands, recreational opportunities are plentiful.
Unlimited recreational opportunities await you on this private ranch. The parcel has rolling meadows surrounded by timbered hillsides and scenic rock formations.There are majestic stands of aspens, and evergreen hillsides of spruce, fir and pine. The meadows along the creek have lush grass and would be ideal for you equestrian or rec...
Unlimited recreational opportunities await you on this private ranch. The parcel has rolling meadows surrounded by timbered hillsides and scenic rock formations.There are majestic stands of aspens, and evergreen hillsides of spruce, fir and pine. The meadows along the creek have lush grass and would be ideal for you equestrian or recreational hunting property.The views include Thirty Nine Mile Mountain and Pikes Peak, along with numerous hills and mountains in all directions. The land also includes a 10.4 acre parcel in Pike Trails Ranch for easy access to the east side of the property. There is also power at this end of the ranch for you to tap into. The land is mostly fenced , with some areas needing repair. This is a great parcel with many great building sites for your Colorado vacation home or equestrian ranch.
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From the Guffey Turnoff on Highway 9,( intersection of Park County 102 and Highway 9), go north 5.8 miles to gate on left(west) side of Highway 9. This is approximately 27.8 miles north of Highway 50 and approximately 19 miles south of Hartsel.
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