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.
Spanning over 4000 acres of the finest mountain habitat in northern New Mexico, Brazos River Lodge is a fishing and hunting property almost too good to imagine.
The sweeping grasslands of northeastern New Mexico seem to have been created with cattle ranching in mind, and the Spear U Ranch, just outside of Springer, encompasses some of the best.
The 10,000-plus acre Motherwell Ranch can rightfully lay claim as one of Colorado’s legendary properties.
The 1,937-acre Red Rabbit Ranch captures the best of northern New Mexico on a property graced with extraordinary hunting and equestrian opportunities, mountain scenery and buildings that are the virtual definition of fine craftsmanship.
Under one hour north of Cheyenne lies one of Wyoming’s legendary ranches, equally famed for its history, cattle production, big game and fishing.
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.”
“Magnificent” is the adjective that comes to mind when describing the Thunder River Ranch north of Laramie, Wyoming.
