Just outside the Vail Valley, Castle Ridge Ranch is a rare legacy property offered for the first time since it was homesteaded generations ago. Spanning 650± acres at the base of iconic Castle Peak, the ranch features towering aspen groves, dark timber, alpine meadows, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking mountain views. Elevations range from approximately 9,400 to 10,400 feet, creating an extraordinary Colorado mountain landscape.

One of the most sought-after and iconic ranches in the Vail Valley

Pristine 96-Acre Legacy Mountain Compound - Surrounded by National Forest with Direct Ski Access Introduction Offered to the market for the first time ever, this magnificent 96-acre Colorado wilderness estate, part of the historic El Capitan Mining Claim, represents an unrepeatable opportunity to own a private mountain estate comprised of two adjacent parcels (35 acres and 60 acre mining claims) in Eagle County. The property serves as the ultimate blank canvas for an ultra-luxury family compound or a private sanctuary. Surrounded on all sides by untouched National Forest, the land offers complete sensory seclusion where the only sounds are the whispers of the forest, the smell of crisp clean air and epic panoramic views unique to Colorado. Unrivaled Location & Ski Access This private location balances wilderness immersion with access to amenities via Highway 24. Direct Ski-In Access: Borders Ski Cooper, allowing for the ability to ski directly from the property onto the ski slopes. 3 Miles to the base of Ski Cooper 13 Miles to the historic town of Minturn. 46 Miles to the world-renowned dining and slopes of Vail. Elite Development Rights & Architectural Flexibility The estate comes with two rare building rights in Eagle County, providing an incoming buyer with total flexibility across the two contiguous parcels: Option 1: The Multi-Parcel Legacy Compound Construct a grand primary estate on the 60-acre parcel and a secondary luxury guest lodge or family chalet on the 35-acre parcel. Option 2: Ultimate Multi-Family Co-Ownership Develop two completely independent luxury mountain residences-one on each parcel-allowing for side-by-side private estates. Option 3: The Mega-Estate Sanctuary Utilize one parcel for an architectural masterpiece and preserve the second parcel as an untouched, private recreational playground and wildlife buffer. Option 4: Your Dream! On a 35+ acre unincorporated parcel in Eagle County, Colorado without an HOA, you can typically build the following: 1 Primary single-family residence 1 Accessory dwelling unit (ADU), Many Agricultural structures Because 35 acres meets the state and county low-density threshold (often zoned as Resource or similar rural districts), you have broad rights, though county building permits and environmental rules still apply. Read to the bottom for more details under Building in Eagle County Land, Wildlife & Sovereign Privacy True Wilderness Isolation: 96 acres of heavily wooded, pristine terrain featuring mature timber stands, dramatic varied elevations with gentle slopes, and majestic alpine vistas. Guaranteed Security: Accessed via a private road protected by a heavy-duty privacy gate, restricting entry to both parcels. Exclusive Transit Rights: Benefits from private-use-only National Forest easements, ensuring access remains strictly exclusive. Thriving Ecosystem: An active corridor for local wildlife, heavily frequented by native elk herds, making it an extraordinary private hunting and eco-conservation tract. Infrastructure, Utilities & Value-Adds Full Mineral Rights Included: A rare asset addition in Colorado, ensuring complete control over the long-term protection of the land. Blank Canvas Utilities: Zero existing structural restrictions, allowing for the design of cutting-edge, self-sustaining infrastructure or custom utility layouts. Premium Access: Frontage off Highway 24 leads directly to a well-maintained private of class 5 road base, simplifying the logistics for construction and access. History of El Capitan Estates Situated in the high-elevation terrain near Leadville, Colorado, the historic El Capitan mine is a charming, small-scale prospect that reflects the area's vibrant 19th-century mining legacy. This local, high-altitude claim is noted by the USGS as a past producer of native gold, offering an authentic glimpse into the adventurous spirit of the region's quartz-embedded mineral rush. Building in Eagle County Allowable Buildings Primary Residence: One custom single-family home. Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU): Allowed by right on parcels of 35 acres or more in resource districts (typically limited to a maximum floor area around 1,800 square feet). Agricultural Buildings: Barns, stables, and sheds used strictly for farming, ranching, or keeping livestock (exempt from standard residential fees if purely agricultural and non-habitable). County Rules and Restrictions Permits Required: You must still pull county building permits for human-habitable structures, electrical, plumbing, and septic systems via the Eagle County Building Department. Environmental & Safety Standards: Construction must adhere to wildfire hazard mitigation, ridgeline protection, and wildlife protection codes enforced by the county. Water and Utilities: Off-grid parcels require a permitted well (via the Colorado Division of Water Resources) and an engineered septic design, as municipal hookups will not be available.

40± acres of exceptional Eagle County mountain land just 16 minutes from I-70 at Wolcott, 30 minutes from Beaver Creek, and 40 minutes from Vail. Parcels with this combination of relatively flat terrain, live water, privacy, and proximity to world-class mountain destinations are increasingly difficult to find. This beautiful property features a strong-producing water well, year-round spring water, a year-round pond, and a seasonal spring/creek that typically runs from May through July and can exceed 100 gallons per minute. The land is gently rolling to relatively flat, highly usable, and well suited for a custom mountain retreat, horse property, or recreational getaway. Outdoor recreation is a major highlight, Castle Peak BLM Wilderness Study Area is located approximately 1,000 yards from the property. This short hike or horseback ride gives you direct access to over 200,000 acres of public land. From the property, enjoy incredible views of the Gore Range and the New York Mountains. Bordering a 20,000-acre private ranch and surrounded by privately held agricultural lands, the parcel offers a protected, open setting with outstanding mountain character and privacy. Access is via private road, and the property's setting provides both seclusion and convenience in one of the most desirable mountain regions in Colorado. Seller financing is available WAC. Contact broker for details The details provided have been gathered from sources deemed trustworthy, but their accuracy and completeness have not been independently verified. Great Plains Land Company offers no assurances, warranties, or guarantees regarding the information presented. Great Plains Land Company bears no responsibility or liability for any inaccuracies, omissions, or reliability issues within this content. It is strongly advised that you perform your own thorough, independent investigation of the property and confirm all information yourself. Any decision to rely on this information is made entirely at your own discretion and risk.

$2,400,000
New Price to Sell!!! Few properties deliver the full Western experience in a compact package quite like the Box B Ranch - private Colorado River frontage, two homes, working infrastructure, and direct access to public lands all wrapped up in 40-deeded acres within easy reach of the Vail Valley. Nearly a quarter mile of river shoreline anchors the property, offering something rare in today's market: genuine live water you can fish, float, and utilize right from your own back door. The river corridor draws consistent wildlife while the adjoining BLM land opens up thousands of acres for riding or recreating without ever hitting a road. The main residence features vaulted ceilings in the living room, three bedrooms, a functional loft, and a full basement ready for storage or future expansion. A second home rounds out the improvements at just under 1,000 square feet — two bedrooms, one bath, and a back deck with river views that will be tough to leave in the morning. Working and equine amenities are equally well-considered. A riding and roping arena, fenced pasture, a horse shelter with tack room and three runs, a catch pond, and a center pivot irrigating approximately 8.75 acres rounds out this amazing property in Burns, CO. (If interested, inquire about the 70 head USFS grazing permit!)

37 Acres on Sweetwater Road | Gypsum, Colorado Welcome to 37 exceptional acres on Sweetwater Road, just outside of Gypsum, Colorado. This beautiful ranch property offers the perfect combination of privacy, recreation, and mountain living.

Luxury 35 ± Acre Ranch Property in Wolcott, CO Near Vail & Beaver Creek Located at the very end of the road in a private, gated subdivision of just nine 35 ± acre parcels, this exceptional property is surrounded by a 10,000 ± acre ranch and expansive BLM land, much of it conserved to ensure lasting privacy and uninterrupted mountain and valley views. Enjoy true dark-sky nights, complete seclusion, and a setting that feels like the headquarters of a much larger ranch. The land offers a mix of open meadows and aspen groves with established trails, a natural ski and tubing hill, and abundant wildlife. The 8,656 ± sq ft Tuscan-style home features 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, including a main-level primary suite with a private balcony, library, and office, plus a second primary suite with an attached media and game room. Additional highlights include an oversized garage, workshop, horse facilities, and convenient access to nearby towns, ski resorts, and regional airports. Property Highlights: 35± private acres in a gated subdivision Surrounded by a 10,000-acre ranch and BLM land Conserved land ensuring long-term privacy and open views Sweeping mountain and valley views with dark-sky nights Open meadows, aspen groves, trails, and natural ski/tubing hill 8,656± sq ft Tuscan-style luxury home 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms Main-level primary suite with balcony, library, and office Second primary suite with media/game room Fully above-grade lower level with guest accommodations Oversized three-car garage and ground-level workshop Horse-friendly with 4-stall barn and fenced paddocks Direct access to riding and nearby BLM trails Close to Eagle, Gypsum, Edwards, Beaver Creek, and Vail World-Class Skiing, Trails, and Outdoor Recreation in Wolcott, CO Located in Wolcott, Colorado, this property is surrounded by some of the best year-round recreation in the Eagle Valley. World-class skiing and snowboarding are just a short drive away at Beaver Creek Resort and Vail Ski Resort, offering premier terrain, luxury amenities, and consistent snowfall. The area is also well known for horseback riding and trail riding, with miles of nearby BLM land and open space providing direct access to scenic backcountry routes. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of hiking and mountain biking trails, featuring rolling meadows, aspen forests, and panoramic mountain views throughout the Wolcott and Edwards areas. In addition, the region offers exceptional wildlife viewing and hunting opportunities, with frequent sightings of elk, deer, and other native species—making Wolcott a sought-after destination for recreation, privacy, and Colorado mountain living.

Welcome to the Seago Development Ranch. This amazing property consists of 35 fully usable acres and boasts more than 1,800 feet of Eagle River frontage. The Ranch includes a senior water right of .75 CFS for irrigating the 25 acres that are currently used for pasture. There is no property in the area that would be better for a new creative development or a private luxury ranch.

Welcome to 1297 Sweetwater Road, just outside of Gypsum, Colorado. This beautiful 8.6-acre property offers the perfect blend of privacy, recreation, and mountain living.