Campbell Springs Ranch offers 3,069± acres just outside Guffey, Colorado, with exceptional water, scale, and hunting value in the Central Colorado mountains. The ranch has long supported cattle and hay production, and the addition of the newly built lodge brings a residential centerpiece that changes the feel of the property entirely, giving it the presence of a true mountain estate. Water is one of the defining strengths of the property. Campbell Springs Ranch includes multiple adjudicated springs, numerous water wells, irrigation water rights serving more than a dozen hayfields throughout the property. The ranch also features more than 3 miles of seasonal creeks and streams, along with dozens of ponds and small lakes. That water supports hay production and livestock use while also strengthening wildlife movement and year-round big game use across the ranch. A major addition to the property is the new custom-built 2025 log lodge, which adds a more complete residential component to the ranch. Built with extensive river rock posts and chimney, a metal roof with ice melt, and buried underground electricity, the lodge is served by a new 750-foot well producing approximately 5-10 gallons per minute, an indoor 150-gallon cistern, septic, and a 1,000-gallon buried propane tank. The lodge is approached by an asphalt drivewaywith extra parking and includes a fenced dog run, hot tub hookup, Starlink internet equipment, security cameras, water leak detector, water softener, and outdoor night lighting. Inside, the lodge is set up for full-time living with the scale and finish expected of a modern mountain residence. It includes an oversized heated two-car garage, 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a separate office, and two living areas, including a main-floor living room with vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, plus a separate basement living area. The main bedroom includes a walk-out deck, while an upstairs bedroom has a private Juliet balcony. Additional features include hand-scraped reclaimed wood floors, a large safe room/cellar, a walk-out basement, and a mud room with a commercial dog wash, slop sink, washer, and dryer. The kitchen includes a large walk-in pantry finished with shelving from trees on the property, along with a commercial Z-Line oven and cooktop, commercial vent hood, refrigerator, dishwasher, deep freezer, and microwave, all of which convey. A large gas log fireplace, with a natural wood-burning option, anchors the living space, and rustic log furnishings also convey with the sale. The ranch is accessible year-round and runs on both sides of County Road 71. A road system extends throughout the property, and the ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, giving it the kind of infrastructure that supports real use rather than occasional access. Recent improvements include new fencing along County Road 71, a new cattle guard, and repaired and replaced fencing along County Road 63. Historic ranch improvements remain in place as well, including 1930s bunkhouse sheds now served by electricity, along with barn and horse stalls dating back to the 1930s. There is also an RV pad with hookups, including septic, electricity, propane service, and water availability for a storage tank, as well as an insulated container with electricity for storage or hobby use. A wood mill and 23 HP Kubota tractor add further working utility. The topography ranges from flat ground to rolling country and steeper terrain, with elevations from approximately 8,600 feet to over 9,600 feet. Across that elevation range, the ranch carries rock bluffs, mature aspens and conifers, and hay meadows filled with alpine native grasses. Located in GMU 581, Campbell Springs Ranch supports elk, mule deer, antelope, wild turkey, and other game species. It is not uncommon to see the 300+ resident elk herd on the property, along with strong mule deer use. The ranch sits in a significant migration corridor, and the combination of food plots, timber, open country, water, and cover gives it the kind of hunting setup that works across archery and rifle seasons. Unit 581 is known for quality bull elk, and the ranch has also produced 170 to 210 class mule deer along with Boone and Crockett antelope. Campbell Springs Ranch backs up to more than 500,000± acres of public hunting land, which expands the ranch's recreational footprint and helps drive wildlife movement through the property. Between the water, habitat, access, and scale, the ranch is positioned to function as both a working cattle and hay operation and a serious big game holding in a part of Colorado where properties of this size are increasingly hard to find.

Discover this exceptional 578± acre property of pristine rolling prairie, offering sweeping 360-degree views of multiple mountain ranges. From Martland Peak to the north to Thirty-Nine Mile Mountain to the south, the landscape is framed by dramatic Colorado scenery in every direction. Distant views of Spinney and Elevenmile Reservoir add even more visual appeal, both located just minutes away and known for outstanding fishing opportunities across a wide variety of species. Situated in Big Game Unit 50, this property is highly desirable for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. It qualifies for landowner vouchers and is located in an area well known for producing trophy antelope exceeding 80 inches, along with strong populations of other big game species. The combination of habitat, open space, and surrounding wilderness makes this a prime recreational holding. Whether you are seeking to maintain a large contiguous ranch or take advantage of its pre-platted smaller parcels for future development, this land offers outstanding flexibility and long-term potential. The terrain provides a classic Colorado high-plains setting with expansive views, open grassland, and natural beauty throughout. Adding to its appeal, the property features nearly a half mile of Highway 24 frontage, providing excellent access and visibility. It also offers direct road access to thousands of acres of Pike National Forest, opening the door to endless recreational opportunities including hiking, hunting, horseback riding, and exploring some of Colorado’s most iconic public lands. This is a rare opportunity to own a large, versatile tract that combines scenic beauty, recreational access, and investment potential. Properties of this size and location, with direct access to national forest and proximity to premier fishing reservoirs, are increasingly hard to find. Don’t miss your chance to experience everything this remarkable 578± acre property has to offer. Call today for an exclusive showing!

Welcome to Stevenson South Park Ranch, a 320-acre off-grid Colorado retreat offering unmatched privacy and mountain views. Located just over an hour from Colorado Springs, this ranch combines seclusion with easy access to amenities. Ideal for hunting, recreation, or a private getaway, the property provides abundant wildlife, open pastures, and true high-country freedom in the heart of South Park.

Crooked Creek Ranch is a 128± acre off-grid property just outside Fairplay with live water, usable mountain ground, and key systems already in place. With Crooked Creek, a drilled well, solar power, and no HOA or restrictive covenants, it offers a strong foundation for building, recreation, or long-term ownership. Key Features: Power: Off-grid setup with an installed solar power system. Water Source: Drilled well provides on-site water. Build Sites: Multiple potential building sites throughout the property. The land carries a good mix of open meadows, scattered tree cover, and gently varied topography, giving the property both visual character and practical flexibility. Crooked Creek runs through the ranch, adding year-round water, stronger habitat, and a natural feature that gives the property more life and staying power. What makes the property especially appealing is that it does not begin as a blank slate. The ranch already has a solar power system, a drilled well, a fully fenced perimeter, and corrals in place for livestock or horses. That existing infrastructure gives the next owner a strong head start and makes the property more usable from day one. Instead of spending years just getting basic systems in place, a buyer can focus on how they want to shape the ranch from here. With multiple potential building sites and enough variation in the terrain to create privacy and options, Crooked Creek Ranch is well suited for a custom home, mountain cabin, or recreational retreat. It is a private Colorado property with live water, established infrastructure, and room to use the land without the constraints of a managed subdivision.

103 deeded acres nearly surrounded by National Forest Rustic, luxurious improvements with end-of-the-road privacy Main house, lodge, chauffeur's cabin, entertainment barn, and more Lush meadows bordered by ponderosa pine and aspen forest Just one hour from Colorado Springs and two hours from Denver Rustic elegance perfectly describes Wild Canyon Ranch near Lake George, Colorado, which has built an excellent reputation as a wedding, special event, and retreat venue. Set within 103 acres at 8,600 feet, Wild Canyon Ranch suits its lovely surroundings perfectly. Nestled among pines, aspens, and rock outcrops and surrounded on three sides by National Forest, this private retreat is a quiet getaway that is rare anywhere in the Front Range. As a fully furnished, going operation, Wild Canyon Ranch is ready for a new owner to pick up its budding wedding business or transform it into a small retreat center, guest ranch, or family getaway. Elk, mule deer, and turkey call the ranch home and are abundant in the adjacent National Forest, and Tarryall Creek and the famous South Platte River, with its Elevenmile Canyon and Dream Stream sections, are only minutes away. Visitors to Wild Canyon Ranch are consistently impressed by its well-designed and well-maintained improvements. As would be expected, guests at a wedding venue have high expectations, and Wild Canyon Ranch has been designed to meet them with excellence. Overnight lodging for up to 16 people is available in several wood- and stone-sided structures, including a 2,331-square-foot farmhouse (4 bedrooms, 2 baths), a 1,485-square-foot main lodge (3 bedrooms, 2 baths), and a 300-square-foot chauffeur's cabin (1 bedroom, 1 bath). The real star of the show is the 4,480-square-foot barn, which features a large entertaining space, massive fireplace, commercial kitchen, loft, bathrooms, and hot tub. In addition, you'll find a 576-square-foot "man cave," a paved driveway, and lovely grounds consisting of a manicured yard, extensive rockwork, low-maintenance landscaping, and several additional outbuildings. The property itself is largely covered by ponderosa and aspen forest, but it also includes sub-irrigated meadows, a pond, and developed springs for wildlife and livestock. A Colorado Open Lands conservation easement is in place, but it allows for ample additional development for commercial, recreational, and agricultural purposes. Convenient access matters for a destination venue such as this. Colorado Springs and Breckenridge are only an hour away, and Denver is just two hours distant, making Wild Canyon Ranch both private and accessible. End-of -the road access, solid cell service, and high-speed internet are added bonuses. Like the many couples who have fallen in love and been married at Wild Canyon Ranch, we believe that once you visit, you will fall in love with the property itself. We think you'll find its possibilities for weddings, retreats, or recreation as bright as a new bride's smile.

A rare opportunity to own 100 +/- acres of productive land in Park County, Colorado, complete with valuable senior water rights dating back to the late 1800s. With a year-round stream flowing through the property and historic water rights in place, this is a remarkable offering in a region where water continues to be one of the most sought-after resources. The property features a modest 3-bedroom, 1-bath ranch home along with an impressive collection of well-built outbuildings, including a barn, workshop, loafing sheds, and an original blacksmith shop that reflects the area's rich agricultural heritage. History runs deep here. Located in what was once known as Mount McIntyre Valley, this area played a role in one of Colorado's most colorful mining-era stories. In the late 1850s, nearly 50,000 hopeful prospectors arrived after reports of gold discoveries, only to learn that the claims were largely considered a hoax, sparking outrage and earning the region a unique place in Colorado history. Accessibility is another standout feature, The property enjoys paved frontage along County Road 102, providing convenient access to Woodland Park, Cañon City, and Colorado Springs. Travel west and you'll find yourself in the mountain communities of Summit County, including Breckenridge, in approximately an hour. Comprised of multiple parcels, the property may offer opportunities for an additional homesite, making it an attractive option for those seeking a family compound, ranch operation, investment opportunity, or future expansion. Surrounded by the beauty of Colorado's high country, the property sits in a stunning valley with sweeping views of Pikes Peak and the surrounding mountain ranges. Whether you're looking for a working ranch, a recreational retreat, or a legacy property to pass down through generations, this exceptional offering combines history, water, accessibility, and breathtaking scenery in one remarkable package. Call today for an exclusive showing of this remarkable piece of property. Call today for an exclusiuve showing !

South Park Vista spans 90 acres just east of Jefferson on the edge of the South Park Valley. This ready-to-build property features an existing water well and overhead power, with multiple building sites offering expansive mountain views. Access via county road leads to a private dirt road that reaches the parcel. Snyder Creek flows through the property, and ownership includes access to Jefferson Creek through the Rocker 7 Ranches Association.

40± acres less than an hour from Denver with direct access off US Highway 285 Access to a lightly pressured stretch of the North Fork of the South Platte River Bordered by public land for expanded recreation and exploration Multiple building sites across highly usable mountain terrain Productive trout water within one of Colorado’s premier fishing corridors

Take a look at the Rockin Horse Ranch, located near the end of the road in one of Guffey's most friendly subdivisions. Featuring a 3486 square foot, 5-bedroom custom home and a 2160 square foot, 6-stall horse barn with fully insulated workshop. This fully fenced wooded property with a stream is perfect for horses. Add access to the stocked community fishing pond and the friendly neighborhood and you will feel right at home.

Rancho de Verano is a turnkey Colorado horse property and recreational retreat in Park County. Featuring a full multi-purpose entertaining complex, four RV sites with power and water, a 60-foot round pen, and fully fenced pasture, it’s ready for immediate use. Enjoy sweeping views of the Mosquito Range, South Park, and Antero Reservoir, with endless potential for equestrian living and outdoor adventure.

Make 8802 Ranch Road your mountain getaway. This 21.56 acre property has a water well already drilled and the driveway is roughed in. Your own private aspen grove provides privacy while allowing for the amazing 360 degree views of South Park. The property borders the National Forest creating your own private recreational headquarters. This access makes hiking, horseback riding, and hunting as easy as crossing the fence.

Bentpine Estates offers an exceptional custom 6,000+/- SF mountain home on approximately 19 acres in the heart of Colorado's high country. Ideally located between Hartsel and Buena Vista in Park County, with year-round Hwy 285 access, the property features two adjoining parcels, luxury finishes, and spectacular views of the Collegiate Peaks—making it an ideal full-time residence, mountain retreat, or legacy property.

8.9 Acres with Panoramic Views in Park County Discover the perfect blend of seclusion and scenery on this stunning 8.9-acre parcel nestled in Colorado’s wild heart. With a gentle, sloping terrain and partially treed landscape, this off-grid haven offers endless possibilities for a private getaway or future homestead. Located in big game unit 58, the land directly borders 400 additional acres of pristine public land, giving you direct access to unspoiled nature right out your back door and additional access to other public land neaby. In addition, there are numerous streams and reservoirs nearby to fish and boat on including Antero Res., Spinney, the Dream Stream and Elevenmile Reservoir. Take in the unbeatable views of the Buffalo Peaks as well as the other surrounding mountains. Easy access via well-maintained, graded county roads makes it feel remote without being unreachable. Whether you're seeking solitude, adventure, or a place to build your dream cabin, this land is ready to welcome your vision. 20 minutes to Hartsel 1:30 to Colorado Springs 2:20 to Denver For more information, call your local mountain realtor.

5-Acre Mountain Parcel in Silverheels Ranch This 5-acre parcel sits in the Silverheels Ranch subdivision at the base of Silverheels Mountain, one mile northeast of Fairplay. The lot has panoramic mountain views, southern exposure, and is surrounded by aspen groves and bristlecone pines. Silverheels Ranch is a community of modern mountain homes built around two privately maintained fishing lakes. Pike National Forest borders the area, with direct access for hiking and outdoor recreation. The property lies along a natural wildlife corridor, and elk and deer regularly pass through. The parcel is zoned residential and located 30 minutes from skiing at Breckenridge. High-speed fiber internet is available through Highline Internet, and electricity is available at the road. Build your mountain home on this acreage and join a community centered on nature, privacy, and the Colorado mountain lifestyle. The boundary lines shown in any photographs, aerial images, or maps associated with this listing are approximate and are intended for general reference purposes only. The information provided is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Great Plains Land Company assumes no liability for errors or omissions. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence.

Now available in the quaint community of Redhill Forest, this is one of the few larger 5 -acre mountain properties that offers the ideal combination of privacy, accessibility, and year-round outdoor recreation in the center of Colorado's recreational playground with special access for both gold metal water fishing as well as land locked public land for big game hunting. Whether you're searching for a private mountain retreat, a future cabin homesite, or a long-term investment, this property presents an outstanding opportunity to own land in one of the area's quiet mountain communities. The parcel already features a well established driveway and useable area, making it immediately ready to enjoy for the current camping season, which runs from May 1 through October 31. The topography lends to sloping terrain with beautiful natural surroundings and plenty of Aspen trees to create an ideal setting for the new owner. The property captures the essence of Colorado mountain living while remaining easily accessible and build-friendly. Property owners in Redhill Forest enjoy the benefit of HOA-maintained roads that provide reliable year-round access. A community water system further enhances the property's appeal and simplifies future development plans. Short-term rentals are permitted, offering excellent flexibility for owners seeking personal enjoyment, rental income potential, or both. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the unmatched recreational opportunities available within the community. Ownership includes exclusive private fishing access along the Middle Fork of the South Platte River and direct hunting opportunities within GMU 50. Surrounded by abundant wildlife, breathtaking scenery, and endless opportunities for hiking, exploring, and outdoor adventure, this property serves as the perfect gateway to the Colorado mountain lifestyle. Call for additional information or an exclusive showing. 45 minutes to Breckenridge 1:45 to COlorado Springs 2 hours to Denver

Priced to sell, 3580 Singletree Road presents an exceptional opportunity to own a mountain home in the highly sought-after Ranch of the Rockies and build immediate equity. This 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom residence offers ample space for family and guests, all set on nearly 4 private acres. Positioned to capture breathtaking, panoramic hilltop views, the property showcases stunning views of Buffalo Peaks and the surrounding Colorado high country.

Welcome to the heart of Park County. 60 Pawnee Path is your outdoor sports headquarters. This 2262 Square Foot mountain retreat is right around the corner from the amazing fishing that is available at 11 mile reservoir. Add this to the Gold Medal waters and multiple other amazing fishing opportunities that Park County is known for, and you have the beginnings of a great outdoor adventure.

899 Concho Trail is a fully remodeled Colorado mountain home located in the heart of Central Colorado on a quiet county-maintained road. This oversized parcel features mature aspens, pine trees, open meadow space, and expansive views of the Mosquito Range. Offering exceptional privacy, year-round recreation access, and a peaceful mountain setting, this property is ideal as a full-time residence or Colorado getaway retreat.

Nestled in a stunning Aspen grove, this charming home offers breathtaking views and excellent passive solar design, making it the perfect retreat or full time residence.

The Mountain Modern Home is a premier high-altitude retreat located in the sought-after Valley of the Sun subdivision in Park County, Colorado. Surrounded by mature pine forest, this property offers exceptional privacy with easy access to National Forest and endless outdoor recreation. Enjoy stunning views of 13,021-foot Pennsylvania Peak, all while experiencing the ideal combination of seclusion, scenery, and accessibility.

Three Contiguous Lots with Mountain Views - Harris Park, Bailey, CO 0.76 acres of Colorado mountain land in Harris Park, offered as a single assembled package of three adjoining properties along Wise Road: 272 Wise Road (Parcel #19671), 298 Wise Road (Parcel #20135), and 310 Wise Road (Parcel #19672) - Lots 31-34. The value in this offering is the assembly itself. Four platted lots across three separately acquired properties have been combined into a single 0.76-acre holding, with the title work already resolved. A buyer starting from scratch would need to negotiate multiple purchases from multiple owners and absorb the legal costs of clearing title - work that has already been completed here. County reports for each parcel are available as attachments to this listing. What further distinguishes the property is the quality of the views. Situated to take advantage of the surrounding mountain terrain, the site offers elevated views over Harris Park that many nearby lots can't match from their position among the trees. A natural mix of mature pine and aspen adds character and privacy, and an existing drive is already in place. The property is residentially zoned; buyers should consult with Park County Planning regarding building possibilities and requirements. No HOA means no monthly dues and no deed or covenant restrictions. The property is part of the Harris Park Metropolitan District, which offers access to community fishing ponds and recreational amenities for an optional $60 annual membership fee. More information at Conveniently positioned near US Hwy 285 with easy access to Bailey, Conifer, and Denver, and abundant hiking, fishing, and year-round outdoor recreation nearby. Electricity is available to the area. Well and septic will need to be installed. All three properties are sold together as a package. The boundary lines shown in any photographs, aerial images, or maps associated with this listing are approximate and are intended for general reference purposes only. The information provided is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Great Plains Land Company assumes no liability for errors or omissions. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence.