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If you’re looking for the most desirable benefits to owning a ranch, Colorado should be at the top of your list. Colorado is a state with something for everyone. With its endless opportunities for outdoor adventure, world-class ski resorts, trophy big game hunting, abundant flyfishing options, and airport access to anywhere in the world, Colorado is a place where you can truly live your best life.
Colorado is a state that is full of life and energy.
Creede, Colorado
$13,750,000 || 600 acresBroadacres Ranch
Located in a beautiful broad valley at 8,900 in the San Juan Mountains, Broadacres Ranch was established in 1892 and is approximately 600 acres of meadows and riparian woodland straddling both sides of the Rio Grande about 5 miles southwest of Creede.
Creede, Colorado
$6,950,000 || 241 acresBroadacres Ranch – Rio Grande Tract
Broadacres Ranch, established in 1892, is approximately 241 acres of meadows and riparian woodland straddling both sides of the Rio Grande about 5 miles southwest of Creede.
Cedaredge, Colorado
$4,600,000 || 918 acres acresBearslide Ranch
Dream big at Bearslide Ranch near Cedaredge, Colorado, where a fully furnished lodge of over 6000 square feet already stands on 918 acres of prime big game habitat.
Colorado
$6,500,000 || 3,000 acresTrapper Divide Ranch
In the heart of this unspoiled territory lies Trapper Divide Ranch, with over 3000 nicely-blocked acres of prime elk country, and only five miles from Craig itself.
Walden, Colorado
$1,250,000 || 362 acresIndependence Mountain Ranch
This undeveloped 362-acre parcel sits at roughly 8500 feet on the flanks of sprawling Independence Mountain at the northern gateway of North Park, under 30 minutes from Walden, Colorado.
Colorado is a Flyfishing mecca
Colorado is one of the top flyfishing destinations in the American West. Abundant trout populations, excellent water quality, a variety of fishing opportunities, and beautiful scenery all make Colorado a top destination for flyfishers from around the world.
What makes a good Colorado fly fishing ranch?
Unmatched Big Game Hunting
Colorado has the largest elk population in the entire country and produces trophy mule deer of legendary proportions! Colorado also offers abundant tag opportunities in most areas, allowing landowners plenty of hunting options for themselves, family, and friends. Hunting and managing big game on your own Colorado ranch is a chance to connect with nature in a way that few people ever get to experience.
10 Things to Know Before Buying a Hunting Property
Find the Perfect Colorado Ranch
There are plenty of benefits to owning a ranch in Colorado but finding the right one takes the guidance of an expert. Colorado is our backyard, and we have decades of experience evaluating Colorado ranches, cold water fisheries, big game habitat, and agricultural opportunities. We know Colorado well, including some “undiscovered” places. When you’re ready to begin the search for a Colorado ranch, we’d be honored to “guide” you.
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ARTICLES ON COLORADO RANCHES
March 13, 2025
Shed Antler Hunting Regulations in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, and Montana
Shed antler hunting, or “shed hunting”, as we call it out west, is a popular and rewarding outdoor activity in the western United States, allowing enthusiasts to collect naturally shed antlers from elk, deer, and moose. However, to protect wildlife during critical winter and early spring months, several states have enacted regulations governing the collection… Read more »
February 26, 2025
The Cowboy Culture and its impact on ranch real estate
The cowboy culture has long been a part of the American tapestry, and it continues to play a significant role in the West’s ranch real estate market. Ranches and other properties with a cowboy lifestyle appeal are in high demand. And ranches for sale with that western lifestyle appeal are commanding impressive prices. There are… Read more »
February 25, 2025
Seven tips for a successful spring calving season
Calving season in the Rockies can be a rewarding time, but it can also be challenging and stressful. Ranchers in the West are always prepared for the unpredictable, and that’s no different when spring calving season comes around. Weather can be difficult, and the terrain can be rugged when the time comes for cows to… Read more »