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$16,200,000  •  36,897 acres
Goodnight Trail Ranch The Goodnight Trail Ranch is an extraordinary 36,897-acre legacy property located in Las Animas County, Colorado, northeast of Trinidad and extending along the dramatic Apishapa Canyon. Combining large-scale ranching capability, exceptional wildlife habitat, historic significance, and some of the most striking scenery in southeastern Colorado, this ranch represents a rare opportunity to acquire a truly remarkable turnkey cattle and hunting operation. The ranch has been thoughtfully improved and is exceptionally well equipped for an efficient year-round cattle operation. Extensive improvements to fencing, livestock water systems, working facilities, and ranch infrastructure allow the property to support approximately 800 cows year-round under normal operating conditions. The ranch's scale, dependable water distribution, productive native grass, and well-planned improvements create an operation that is both functional and manageable. Quality pens, overhead feed bins, equipment storage, and additional support facilities further enhance the ranch's day-to-day efficiency. In addition to the deeded acreage, the Goodnight Trail Ranch includes approximately 4,895.13 acres of Colorado State lease ground. This additional acreage expands the overall operating footprint of the ranch and further strengthens its grazing capacity and long-term value. The State lease would be included with the ranch, subject to applicable assignment and approval requirements. At the heart of the operation is an impressive headquarters complex that includes a well-appointed residence, ranch office, separate apartment, working pens, overhead feed bins, and an equipment lean-to. An upgraded cabin provides additional living accommodations for guests, employees, or hunting parties, while a second equipment barn offers further storage for machinery, vehicles, and ranch supplies. These improvements make the Goodnight Trail Ranch ready for immediate use, with the infrastructure necessary to support both livestock and recreational operations. The ranch offers outstanding big-game and upland-bird hunting opportunities. Located within Colorado Game Management Units 133 and 134, the property supports healthy populations of elk, mule deer, and pronghorn. The diverse terrain, reliable water, expansive grasslands, canyon country, mesas, and secluded draws provide excellent habitat throughout the ranch. Bobwhite and blue quail are also found across the property, adding exceptional upland hunting to an already impressive recreational offering. The scenery is nothing short of spectacular. Massive mesas and rugged buttes rise to elevations exceeding 6,100 feet, providing panoramic views across the surrounding plains and canyon country. On the northeastern portion of the ranch, a large canyon follows the Apishapa River, creating a dramatic landscape of rock formations, river-bottom habitat, native vegetation, and secluded wildlife corridors. The contrast between the open grasslands, towering mesas, deep canyons, and rugged river country gives the ranch a remarkable sense of scale and natural beauty. The historic Goodnight Trail crosses the property and provides the inspiration for the ranch's name. This important piece of western history adds a unique cultural element to the property and connects the ranch to the early cattle-driving heritage of the American West. Approximately 28,735.73 acres of the ranch are protected by a conservation easement held by The Palmer Land Conservancy, while an additional 5,725.13 acres are covered by a separate conservation easement held by the Natural Resources Conservation Service. These easements help preserve the ranch's open space, wildlife habitat, agricultural productivity, and scenic character for future generations. With 36,897 deeded acres, an additional 4,895.13 acres of State lease ground, exceptional ranching improvements, outstanding hunting, historic significance, impressive headquarters facilities, and breathtaking canyon and mesa scenery, the Goodnight Trail Ranch is a rare and distinguished offering. It is a fully operational cattle ranch, a premier recreational property, and a lasting western legacy capable of being enjoyed for generations.
$1,840,300  •  2,271 acres
Expansive grassland consisting of 2,271 acres located north of Hwy 350 near Thatcher, CO. Located approximately 44 miles southwest of La Junta and 35 miles northeast of Trinidad, this property offers a variety of uses including grazing, hunting, recreation, and the option for a new home site. The majority of the property is flat grassland with drought tolerant grasses including Blue Grama and Buffalo Grass. On the elevated acreage there is Pinon and Juniper Tree coverage as well as a natural spring that carries water to the lower part of the property when ground water is high. There are ravines with sandy creek beds that carry seasonal water drainage, creating the perfect habitat for wildlife with protection from the pinons and the dirt and stone sidewalls of the ravines. The property is located in Game Management Unit 134, bringing a high value for hunters with the ability to apply for a land owner tag. Ten ponds are scattered throughout the ranch holding snow melt and rain. The two larger ponds at the center of the property hold water longer allowing cattle to drink year round. There are two wells on the property, the registered well is permitted for livestock & domestic use. There are multiple tanks on pipeline including one tank that is situated between 2 separate pastures. This allows water access from both sides of the tank in order to practice rotational grazing for grass management. There is 4 strand bared wire fencing along the perimeter of the ranch as well as cross fencing along the southern portion creating 3 separate pastures. An older homesite sits on the south east corner of the property and has a barn, corrals, two homes, multiple outbuildings, and a separate well. The improvements are easily accessible via County Road approximately 1.5 miles off of Highway 350. Incredible views of Fishers Peak and The Wet Mountains await. A portion of the property has highway frontage and consists of approximately 116 acres. This is also being offered as a separate sale, if desired. Well Information Permit Number: 126603 620 feet deep Permitted for dometsic & livestock use Vegetation Drought tolerant grasses including Blue Grama and Buffalo Grass Pinon & Juniper Trees Yucca & Cactus Soil Types Silt Loam Silty Clay Loam Additional Improvements Homesite with 2 homes, barn, and pipe corrals Secondary well Wildlife Mule Deer, Whitetail Deer, Antelope Game Management Unit: 134
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$6,900,000  •  566 acres
$7,600,000
- Spectacular and rare, off-grid, luxury log home custom-built by Pioneer Log Homes featuring extraordinary finishes and meticulous attention to detail throughout - Located on the eastern slope of the Culebra Mountain Range, part of the Sangre de Cristo chain, in south-central Colorado. The ranch features gentle topography, with an ideal mix of aspens, spruce, pine fir, and mountain meadows, which offer incredible wildlife habitat along with 360-degree views and unparalleled privacy. - This 566-acre high-mountain recreation ranch is an excellent habitat for trophy elk and mule deer hunting with readily available licenses located in Colorado Big Game Unit 851. - The ranch is currently unencumbered; Bonito Canyon Ranch would be a perfect candidate for conservation, as this is a high-value area for land trusts - The ranch has completed numerous forestry and wildlife habitat enhancement projects including small clearcuts that are reseeded with wildlife-friendly blends and thinning projects that serve to enhance wildlife habitat, encourage healthier forests, and mitigate fire risk. - Surrounded by larger well known and managed lands. - The home is tastefully decorated and all furnishings are included in the sale. - 30 minutes from Stonewall, Colorado for food, grocery, and gasoline.
$495,000  •  154.46 acres
154+ acres of hunting land has views of the Spanish Peaks to the north, Sangre De Cristo Mountain range to the west, and overlooks the Stonewall valley and Purgatoire River below
$1,599,000  •  139.12 acres
Comprising 139 total acres, this versatile ag investment property features 100± acres of irrigated farm ground and 39± acres of dryland grazing. Fields are currently leased to an established area farmer growing alfalfa-grass mix and triticale, ensuring for a new owner a reliable income stream from day one.
$116,630  •  116.63 acres
116 acres off of Highway 350 at Thatcher, CO located approximately 44 miles southwest of La Junta and 35 miles northeast of Trinidad. The perimeter is fully fenced with 4 strand barbed wire and would make a nice home site with utilities in close proximity. Incredible views of Fishers Peak and The Wet Mountains await your stay. Looking for more acreage? An additional 2,155 acres approximately 1.5 miles west is available for purchase. Follow the link for more details:
$167,500  •  80 acres
This beautiful 80-acre property in Las Animas County is conveniently located just 2.5 miles from the Picketwire Ranch gate and offers incredible views of Fisher Peak and the surrounding southern Colorado landscape. The upper portion of the property features a large plateau-like area that creates an ideal homesite with sweeping panoramic views in nearly every direction. Whether you are looking for a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or recreational retreat, this property provides the perfect setting to enjoy peaceful rural living. One of the standout features is the existing water well that has already been drilled and only needs a pump installed, adding both convenience and value. The property also includes a seasonal pond and a meandering 2-track trail that leads to the highest areas of the land, making it easy to explore by ATV, hiking, or horseback riding. Vegetation throughout the property includes native grasses, pinyon juniper, scrub oak, and mature cottonwood trees along the valley, creating a diverse and scenic landscape that attracts local wildlife. With no HOA or POA restrictions, you have the freedom to use the land as you choose while enjoying privacy, quiet surroundings, and mild Colorado winters. Located only 20 minutes from Trinidad, you can enjoy the convenience of nearby shopping, dining, and services while still experiencing the beauty and solitude of country living. Call today for a private showing. Sellers are considering all offers!
$475,000  •  0 acres
Perry Stokes Airport - Aircraft Hangar, Trinidad, Colorado +/- 120' x 60' including a +/- 1200 sq. ft. fullly furnished apartment. Hangar doors are +/- 18'H x 62' W
F&R Partners