Acres: 6639
Cattle Ranch, Fly Fishing Property, Horse Property, Hunting Ranch, Production Ranch, Recreational Ranch
Few indeed are spectacular Colorado mountain ranches that remain large, honest-to-goodness cattle and horse operations, but Storm King Ranch just south of Montrose is a rare jewel in that category.
Broadacres Ranch, established in 1892, is approximately 600 acres of meadows and riparian woodland stradding both sides of the Rio Grande about 5 miles southwest of Creede.
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.
A massive, wildlife-rich ranch situated within minutes of one of the finest ski resorts in the world sounds like a nearly unbelievable find in the twenty-first century, but the Lonesome Bear Ranch, a short drive from world-class skiing in Steamboat Springs, is no myth.
Massive trout are the two words that get even the most jaded anglers excited about the Yampa River, specifically the section that flows through the 371-acre Yampa River Ranch just west of Milner, Colorado.
Hidden in the heart of one of Colorado’s last unspoiled mountain valleys, Egry Mesa Ranch is tailor-made for hunting and fishing of exceptional quality.
Controlling ¾ of a mile of the trout-rich White River just upstream from Meeker, Colorado, K-T Ranch with a large population of hefty browns and rainbows easily qualifies as one of Colorado’s premier flyfishing properties.
Elk Fork Ranch, near Kremmling in the heart of Colorado’s historic Middle Park, overflows with production, recreation and investment values.
The 10,000-plus acre Motherwell Ranch can rightfully lay claim as one of Colorado’s legendary properties.
Trophy hunting, copious water resources, mild climate, development potential, easy accessibility and proven ranching record all add up to make Citadel Ranch a rare Colorado property that truly “has it all.”
Easily qualifying as one of the finest all-round large ranches in northwest Colorado, the 2,192-acre Wakara Ranch will capture your Western imagination and not let it go for years to come.
First settled during the great mining rush of 1859, the Tarryall Creek Valley produced riches of placer gold for a few lucky prospectors.
