Las Animas County, Colorado Land For Sale (88 results)

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.

An amazing 35+ acre property will not disappoint! Includes a 4,286 sq ft home with two levels, metal building garage/shed, and horse barn. This property also contains a 1,400 sq ft metal building shop and garage for multi-use. Don't miss the 1,200 sq ft barn with an office, 4 stalls with feeders, water, and electricity sitting next to an 8x16 wood shed. Home is spacious and open - upper level has a living room with wood stove, dining room, huge kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 doors to the wrap around deck with views of Fishers Peak. Lower level has 1 bedroom and 3/4 bath, kitchen area and large bar room, area for a pool table, tv room with wood stove, office, 2 storage closets, a plant room, and 2 doors to walk out the back. Newer appliances including washer & dryer, dishwasher, 2 microwaves, 2 refrigerators, electric range, toaster oven. Shop/Garage w/ 300 amp elect., 40x60, concrete floor, 3/4 bath, W/D hook ups, water heater, shop sink, overhead lights, two 12x12 doors and 2 entry doors. Barn is 30x40, tack room w/concrete floor, 4 horse stalls, doors outside each stall, water & electric. RV site w/elect, water,& dump. Property is fenced with mountain meadow and trees.

A Dream Come True! 4 Bedrooms, 3 bath, (10 rooms total!) 3328 Sq. Ft home with 3 car attached garage that sits on 35+ acres!!! Minutes from the heart of Trinidad, fully fenced, and gorgeous views. Sprinkled with pinons and cedars on this 35+ acres. Ranch style, open floor plan, with covered front porch. Sit and relax and enjoy the mountain views and sensational sunsets, and don't forget the deer and turkey. Recent roof upgrade with #4 hail resistant shingles, along with newer refrigerator and dishwasher. Custom touches, new flooring, large front porch and no HOA dues. Bring your horses!

Weston 12 Ranch is a rugged 1,548.63± acre recreational property located near Weston, Colorado, offering exceptional hunting, privacy, and year-round access in Southern Colorado’s scenic mountain country. Conveniently situated approximately 30 minutes from Trinidad, 1.5 hours from Pueblo, 2 hours 15 minutes from Colorado Springs, and 3.5 hours from Denver, the ranch is easily accessible while still feeling incredibly remote. Bordering the renowned Bosque del Oso State Wildlife Area, this property benefits from outstanding wildlife habitat and strong game populations throughout the region. The Water: The ranch features multiple natural springs along with several small ponds scattered throughout the property, providing reliable water sources for wildlife year-round. The combination of water, cover, and varied terrain creates an ideal environment for sustaining healthy populations of elk, deer, turkey, and bear. The Improvements: One of the standout features of Weston 12 Ranch is its extensive road and trail infrastructure. Miles of well-maintained interior roads provide remarkable access across the ranch, allowing you to comfortably navigate nearly every portion of the property by truck, ATV, or side-by-side. Whether checking water sources, setting up hunting blinds, or simply exploring the ranch, the accessibility and usability of this mountain property are truly exceptional. The ranch also offers year-round access and active gas wells are present on the property. No mineral rights will be conveyed. The Wildlife: Located in highly sought-after GMU 85, Weston 12 Ranch offers exceptional hunting and recreational opportunities. The unit is well known for trophy elk, quality mule deer, and over-the-counter elk tags available during the second and third rifle seasons, along with turkey tags available in many seasons. The ranch also qualifies for landowner deer tags and supports healthy populations of black bear, mountain lion, and turkey. Bordering the renowned Bosque del Oso State Wildlife Area further enhances the property’s hunting appeal, as the neighboring protected habitat helps sustain strong wildlife numbers and natural game movement throughout the area. The Vegetation & History: The ranch features classic Southern Colorado mountain terrain with a diverse blend of Ponderosa pine, pinon, juniper, cedar, oak brush, native grasses, and rugged canyon country. Rolling ridges, hidden draws, and heavily timbered pockets create excellent habitat diversity while also offering stunning views and a true backcountry feel. Weston 12 Ranch carries the rugged character and rich history that define this region of Colorado, making it an exceptional recreational holding with endless opportunities for hunting, exploring, and enjoying the outdoors.

35 acre parcel with a 400 foot finished driveway and like-new 24' x 12' outbuilding sitting at 7,500 feet in Santa Fe Trail Ranch just 20 minutes outside Trinidad, Colorado! This wooded mountain property is covered in tall Ponderosa pines and offers great privacy off a dead end spur road with up-close-and-personal views of the Raton Mesa and Fishers Peak. Year round access roads with ranch water system and electric at the edge of the property boundary. Private finished driveway takes you into the heart of the land where you’ll discover a fantastic potential future build site with plenty of gentle ground. Professional forest mitigation has also been taken care of in this area making it ready for you to use the day of closing! Dare to compare for overall mountain property value with wildlife galore

35+ acre mountain property located at 7,300+ feet on the south side of Blackhawk Ranch. Driveway access off private ranch dead-end spur road takes you onto the top of the tree-covered parcel with great potential areas to use for future building/camping sites. Dynamite vantage points to take in the spectacular mountain scenery with easy access to electric. Approximately 30 minutes to Walsenburg or 40 minutes south to Trinidad, Colorado on year round accessible roads. Competitively priced at $115,000 with power to property edge!

Incredible opportunity on this 77 Acre original family homestead located in Jarosa Canyon approximately 20 minutes west of Aguilar, Colorado at 7,400 feet. Super-easy county road access leads you to a meandering driveway that loops through a huge meadow with a seasonal creek. Tall pines, mature oaks and spectacular views of the surrounding boulder-studded ridge tops. Old adobe homestead ruins and electric runs down the gated driveway. Your dream just came true with no HOA or deed restrictions!

One of a kind! This ranch style metal building erected in 2016 is nestled on 35+ acres with trees and views in Trinidad Lake Ranches subdivision. Beautiful floors and elegant lighting throughout. Kitchen has lots of cabinetry with epoxy countertops and HUGE pantry. Home includes 5 BR or 4 with an office & a full bath with jacuzzi tub & the master bath. Large quality walk in shower & elegant vanity with double bowl sinks. 18x19 Master BR includes large walk in closet. All the other bedrooms have closet organizers making them more usable. Floors are a combination of elegant epoxy, tile and laminate. The evening blue lighting throughout compliments the glamorous interior of the home. The laundry is quite convenient & home is serviced with city water, septic & electric forced air/central air furnace. Includes 50x22 4 car insulated garage & shed & animal shelter. Gated driveway Horses Allowed; RV Parking; Storm Doors; Storm Window Agriculture Zoning, 25% mineral rights interests

CHARMING 3 Bed 2 BA 2021 log home in a spectacular location with views of Fishers Peak and the Sangre DeCristos. 5 minutes from downtown Trinidad. A beautiful, secluded setting with a 2 car detached garage and dog run with room to roam. How about 12.03 acres with city water! You won't want to miss this listing. It is one of the most beautiful homes on the market!

Just an hour or so north of the New Mexico State line, there's a part of Colorado that still offers an unspoiled Rocky Mountain lifestyle, one defined by tranquility, abundant wildlife, and unmatched mountain views. Nestled away in this spectacular region is Spirit Mountain Retreat, a 35.1-acre property boasting an incredible 2-story, 5-bed, 4-bath, lodge-style home offering unrivaled tranquility, with not a single neighbor in sight. Improvements The home features an abundance of open space, 4 first-floor bedrooms, a spacious multipurpose loft, and a vast second-floor master suite opening onto a Trex deck that boasts some of the best views in the Rockies. Other features include hardwood and Saltillo tile floors, exposed handcrafted log beams, a double-sided fireplace at the heart of the home's entertaining space, an elaborate water feature, a well-appointed kitchen, numerous exquisite interior design touches, a spiral staircase, and an open floor plan linking cooking, dining, and entertaining space. The detached garage and shop has parking space for 3 vehicles, as well as a 1718 first-floor workspace and a full-size bathroom. Upstairs, there's a beautiful studio apartment running the full length of the building, offering approximately 900 sf of living space. At just over 35 acres, the property is already fully fenced, with level to gently rolling topography, abundant pine trees, and plenty of room for horses. The property has both a well and cistern system. The charming small town of Aguilar is only 10 miles east, with I-25 just beyond. Other driving distances: Colorado Springs airport, 119 miles; Denver airport, 199 miles; Santa Fe, 225 miles; Wolf Creek Ski Area, 166 miles. Located in CO hunting unit 85. A collection of lodge-style and western-themed furniture, perfect for this home, is potentially available.

Bonito Canyon Ranch features a 6,500 square foot, 3 bedroom, 4 bath luxury log home constructed by Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia which is considered by many experts as the most state-of-the-art, high-quality handcrafted log building company in the world. The meticulous attention to detail on display throughout the home is extraordinary. From the tile mosaic entryway depicting two bull elk battling created by world-renowned wildlife artist Chris Lacey to the hand-carved doors and up to 40 diameter western red cedar log beams throughout the home. The home is nicely positioned on the east-central boundary of the 566 acres with excellent trophy elk and mule deer hunting in the renowned Sangre De Cristo mountains of southern Colorado. Bonito Canyon is surrounded by large, world-renowned hunting properties such as Ted Turners Vermejo Park, Hill, Tercio, and nearby Bar NI Ranches and other well-managed trophy hunting properties ensuring the ability to employ excellent resource and game management practices with like-minded neighbors. Sporting Features: This part of the Sangre de Cristo range is widely known for its trophy-quality elk and mule deer hunting. Bucks in excess of 180 and bulls in excess of 350 are not uncommon here. Elk tags are available over-the-counter, and the ranch qualifies for landowner mule deer tags. The home is situated on the eastern boundary of the property so that the vast majority of the land itself is unmolested by human activity. The habitat improvement projects and timber management serves to enhance conditions and hold the wildlife for the vast majority of the year ensuring high use of game animals throughout the spring, summer and fall. In addition to trophy deer and elk, there are significant numbers of black bears and Merriams turkey as well as numerous other species of non game animals. Bonito Canyon is surrounded by very large, world-renowned hunting properties such as Vermejo Park Ranch, Tercio, Hill, and Bar NI ranches, ensuring ownerships ability to employ excellent resource and game management practices with like-minded neighbors. While most hunters dont visualize a 566 acre property being large enough to consistently hold big game, due to its location, natural terrain as well as the habitat and forestry projects the guests of the ranch have consistently found elk and deer from the beginning of archery season in early September through the end of rifle season in late November.

40 acres of remote property located in Las Animas County, CO. This parcel can be accessed by County Road with the northeast corner of the property having access to the Apishapa Riverbed. This makes for great hunting, camping, hiking, and a quiet space to reset the mind and body. Location & Access The property sits off of County Road 62.8 approximately 17 miles from Highway 350, and approximately 22 miles to Interstate 25 near Aguilar, CO. The property also sits approximately 30 miles from Trinidad, CO. This places it within convenient reach while still offering the tranquility of a rural escape. Its location provides a gateway to exploring the rich landscapes and outdoor activities characteristic of the region. Land and terrain Spanning 40 acres, this property presents a diverse and captivating landscape. The terrain offers a blend of features typical of the great plains, inviting exploration and offering various vantage points to appreciate the natural surroundings. Buyers will find ample space to shape their vision, whether for recreational pursuits or simply enjoying the vast open country. Wildlife and vegetation Located in GMU 133, the expansive acreage is a haven for diverse wildlife and features a rich tapestry of native vegetation. The natural habitat supports a variety of species including Big Game, Elk, Mule Deer, Quail, Small Game, and Whitetail Deer. Improvements and infrastructure The property offers a blank canvas for future development, allowing a new owner the freedom to design and implement improvements that perfectly suit their needs and vision. The absence of existing structures provides an unparalleled opportunity to build custom facilities, recreational amenities, or a private residence from the ground up, tailored precisely to personal preferences. Current and potential use Currently presented as recreational land, this property holds immense potential for a multitude of uses. It is an ideal setting for hunting, hiking, camping, or simply enjoying the solitude of nature. Annual Taxes $18.32 Parcel Number 12512700 Contact the listing agent to learn more or to schedule a visit.

Experience exceptional craftsmanship and luxury in this brand-new commercial-grade estate located just west of Trinidad, Colorado. Designed with a distinctive blend of Tuscan elegance and Southwest-inspired architecture, this one-of-a-kind stucco and stone residence offers an unmatched combination of style, durability, and versatility. Every detail has been thoughtfully executed throughout this impressive 5-bedroom, 6-bath property, creating a truly unique multi-use retreat. Expansive living spaces, premium finishes, and timeless architectural elements make this an ideal destination for entertaining, hosting family and friends, or enjoying a private mountain getaway. Situated on 380 acres of scenic recreational land, the property offers abundant opportunities for outdoor adventure, hunting, 4 wheeling, horse back riding, hiking, and exploring the natural beauty of Southern Colorado. Despite its peaceful and secluded setting, you're just 20 minutes from the historic town of Trinidad, providing convenient access to dining, shopping, and year-round recreation. Whether you're seeking a luxurious private retreat, an executive lodge, entertainment venue, or an exceptional investment opportunity, this extraordinary property delivers a rare combination of sophistication, privacy, and Colorado's breathtaking landscape. The commercial-quality multi-use building offers endless possibilities for residential living, recreation, or business use. The impressive interior welcomes you with a dramatic fountain, vaulted entryway and soaring ceilings accented by rich knotty pine and striking copper finishes. The property features a spacious main residential living area complemented by a separate loft living space complete with a wet bar and game room, providing flexibility for entertaining or guest accommodations. The gourmet kitchen is very spacious and equipped with premium Forno appliances. Comfort is ensured year-round with an efficient in-floor heating system and supplemental multi-split heating and cooling units. Step outside to expansive second-floor walk-out decks where you can enjoy breathtaking views of Fishers Peak. The massive drive-in/drive-out garage, features 14-foot roll-up doors, offering abundant space for vehicles, campers, RVs, ATVs, equipment, or recreational toys, while also serving as an ideal workshop or game processing area. Completing this remarkable property is a gated electronic entrance, providing added security and privacy. A true recreational paradise, this exceptional property offers endless opportunities for outdoor adventure, complemented by more than 300 days of sunshine each year and the refreshing mountain air of southern Colorado. Wildlife is abundant, with mule deer and elk frequently seen on and around the Ranch. Located within GMU 85, Bobcat Canyon Ranch is renowned for its trophy-caliber big game hunting and is situated in an over-the-counter (OTC) elk unit. Because the property encompasses more than 160 acres, it qualifies for enrollment in Colorado's Landowner Preference Program (LPP), offering the potential to receive additional hunting vouchers annually. Turkey hunting is also exceptional. The Ranch is conveniently located just minutes from modern amenities, including a hospital, restaurants, shopping, and a Walmart Supercenter. Outdoor recreation continues nearby at Trinidad Lake State Park, offering boating, fishing, hiking, and camping. Nestled at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the historic town of Trinidad is rich in Western heritage, featuring a charming downtown, vibrant arts scene, and year-round community events. This remarkable property offers the perfect balance of seclusion, recreation, and convenience.

Located in Las Animas County in southeastern Colorado, this 40+/- acre off-grid property offers a secluded setting, recreational opportunities, wildlife habitat, and elevated views across the surrounding landscape. The property sits at the end of a long, winding road, providing a remote setting away from the activity of more developed areas. Pinon and juniper cover much of the property, creating natural habitat and a rugged Colorado landscape. Situated atop a mesa, the property offers expansive views toward the Spanish Peaks and across the eastern plains. The elevated position creates a scenic setting with broad views of the surrounding countryside and provides a strong sense of space and separation. The combination of mesa-top terrain, native vegetation, remote access, and surrounding open country makes this a versatile recreational property in southeastern Colorado. Wildlife is one of the property's key features. Mule deer are frequently seen in the area, while elk, bear, and wild turkeys are also frequently observed throughout the surrounding region. The pinon and juniper vegetation provides natural cover and habitat, while the property's secluded location adds to its appeal for wildlife viewing, outdoor recreation, and hunting-related use. The property is located within Colorado Parks and Wildlife Game Management Unit 85, providing a notable location for those interested in Colorado hunting and wildlife recreation. GMU 85 encompasses portions of southeastern Colorado, and the surrounding landscape offers opportunities for a variety of outdoor pursuits. This is an off-grid property, making it particularly suited for buyers seeking a remote recreational parcel. Access is an important consideration. The property is located at the end of a long, winding road, and four-wheel drive is recommended. Road conditions can vary based on weather and seasonal conditions. The mesa-top setting, pinon-juniper cover, and surrounding wildlife create an attractive combination for recreational land ownership. The property could serve as a hunting base, weekend recreational destination, wildlife observation property, or private off-grid retreat, subject to county regulations and the buyer's intended improvements and use. For buyers searching for Colorado hunting land, recreational acreage, off-grid property, Las Animas County land, mesa property, pinon-juniper acreage, or southeastern Colorado hunting property, this 40+/- acre parcel offers a combination of seclusion, wildlife habitat, scenic views, and recreational potential. Its location at the end of a winding road, elevated mesa terrain, existing internal road, and proximity to the broader wildlife resources of GMU 85 make it a property worth exploring. Whether your goal is to own a secluded piece of southeastern Colorado, establish an off-grid recreational base, spend time observing wildlife, or explore the area's hunting opportunities, this Las Animas County property provides an opportunity to build your own vision on 40+/- acres of Colorado land.

Escape to the expansive beauty of southeastern Colorado with this remarkable 520-acre recreational land opportunity in Las Animas County. Imagine endless possibilities across a vast landscape, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking a private retreat. This property offers a unique chance to own a significant piece of the great plains, where freedom and natural splendor converge. Location & Access The property sits off of County Road 64.8 approximately 19 miles from Highway 350, and approximately 20 miles to Interstate 25 near Aguilar, CO. The property also sits approximately 30 miles from Trinidad, CO. This places it within convenient reach while still offering the tranquility of a rural escape. Its location provides a gateway to exploring the rich landscapes and outdoor activities characteristic of the region. Land and terrain Spanning 520 acres, this property presents a diverse and captivating landscape. The terrain offers a blend of features typical of the great plains, inviting exploration and offering various vantage points to appreciate the natural surroundings. Buyers will find ample space to shape their vision, whether for recreational pursuits or simply enjoying the vast open country. Wildlife and vegetation Located in GMU 133, the expansive acreage is a haven for diverse wildlife and features a rich tapestry of native vegetation. The natural habitat supports a variety of species including Big Game, Elk, Mule Deer, Quail, Small Game, and Whitetail Deer. Improvements and infrastructure The property offers a blank canvas for future development, allowing a new owner the freedom to design and implement improvements that perfectly suit their needs and vision. The absence of existing structures provides an unparalleled opportunity to build custom facilities, recreational amenities, or a private residence from the ground up, tailored precisely to personal preferences. Current and potential use Currently presented as recreational land, this property holds immense potential for a multitude of uses. It is an ideal setting for hunting, hiking, camping, or simply enjoying the solitude of nature. Annual Taxes $178.44 Parcel Numbers 14287510,14286511,12857800 Contact the listing agent to learn more or to schedule a visit.

120 acres of expansive flat terrain landscape in Southeastern Colorado. This tract offers Pinon Tree coverage as well as views of Spanish Peaks making this an exceptional location for recreational use, camping, hiking, hunting, or just a quiet place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city life. Location & Access The property sits off of County Road 64.8 approximately 19 miles from Highway 350, and approximately 20 miles to Interstate 25 near Aguilar, CO. The property also sits approximately 30 miles from Trinidad, CO. This places it within convenient reach while still offering the tranquility of a rural escape. Its location provides a gateway to exploring the rich landscapes and outdoor activities characteristic of the region. Wildlife and vegetation Located in GMU 133, the expansive acreage is a haven for diverse wildlife and features a rich tapestry of native vegetation. The natural habitat supports a variety of species including Big Game, Elk, Mule Deer, Quail, Small Game, and Whitetail Deer. Improvements and infrastructure The property offers a blank canvas for future development, allowing a new owner the freedom to design and implement improvements that perfectly suit their needs and vision. The absence of existing structures provides an unparalleled opportunity to build custom facilities, recreational amenities, or a private residence from the ground up, tailored precisely to personal preferences. Current and potential use Currently presented as recreational land, this property holds immense potential for a multitude of uses. It is an ideal setting for hunting, hiking, camping, or simply enjoying the solitude of nature. Annual Taxes $35.16 Parcel Numbers 1247800,13326710,13326700 Contact the listing agent to learn more or to schedule a visit.

Located in Las Animas County, Colorado, this 23.3 acre mountain parcel offers a rare combination of privacy, elevation, and year-round recreational access in the Southern Colorado Rockies. Situated within the Rancho La Garita Subdivision, the property is not subject to a POA or HOA, allowing flexibility for future use, development, or recreational enjoyment without restrictive covenants. Positioned at the end of a cul-de-sac, the land benefits from reduced traffic and enhanced seclusion, making it an ideal setting for a private hunting basecamp, seasonal cabin, or full-time off-grid or semi-off-grid residence. The landscape features a healthy mix of native vegetation including ponderosa pine, Gambel oak, mountain mahogany, and other natural brush and grasses, supporting both wildlife habitat and the overall mountain character of the property. The topography rises to an impressive peak elevation of approximately 7,680 feet, where the property opens into sweeping, unobstructed views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the Spanish Peaks. These iconic Colorado ranges create a dramatic backdrop for sunrise and sunset views, as well as a strong sense of place within one of the states most scenic regions. Access across the property is currently supported by an existing gas well road, which provides a functional entry point into the parcel and can serve as a foundation for future driveway development or improved access routes to potential build sites. Multiple areas across the acreage offer buildable terrain, with options for homesites or cabin locations depending on the scale and design of development. Select clearing and minimal grading would open additional opportunities for construction, including elevated sites that maximize views and privacy. The land supports strong recreational value with abundant wildlife activity throughout the area. Species commonly observed include mule deer, elk, wild turkey, black bear, and other native game, making this property a strong candidate for hunting and wildlife observation. The parcel is located within Colorado Game Management Unit 85, a well-known hunting area that provides big game opportunities and seasonal outdoor use. Surrounding the property is a blend of private land and extensive public land access within driving distance, expanding opportunities for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, and backcountry exploration. The propertys location makes it particularly well-suited as a centralized basecamp for accessing Southern Colorados outdoor recreation corridors. Nearby, the small community of Weston provides rural convenience, while the historic city of Trinidad offers a full range of amenities, including dining, shopping, medical services, and cultural attractions. To the north, Cuchara and Cucharas Mountain Park provide seasonal recreation opportunities, including hiking, camping, and winter activities, adding year-round appeal to the region. Whether envisioned as a hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or future mountain homesite, this 23.3 acre parcel delivers a compelling combination of elevation, views, wildlife presence, and access in one of Southern Colorados most sought-after outdoor regions.

This 5+/- acre parcel is located in Las Animas County, in a region characterized by rolling hills and open landscapes. The property is relatively flat, ranging from 7380 feet to 7420 feet in elevation, providing a manageable terrain suitable for a variety of recreational or residential uses. A small lofted barn cabin is located on the property. The cabin includes a bathroom with shower, kitchen, and a 3-gallon water heater. An RV water pump is installed to allow use of the sink and shower. Power is currently supplied by a generator through a 120-volt plug connection, and nearby electric service is located along Mannel Road for those who wish to connect in the future. A compost toilet is included, and water can be hauled in or potentially supplied by a household-use-only -well, subject to county and state regulations. The propertys location places it within easy driving distance of several major public land areas known for hunting and recreation. The Spanish Peaks State Wildlife Area is approximately 15 minutes away, offering thousands of acres of public access. Bosque Del Oso State Wildlife Area, San Isabel National Forest, and the Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area are also nearby, expanding access to large tracts of public land for hunting, hiking, and other outdoor activities. The property is located in Colorado Parks and Wildlife GMU 85 with stable populations of elk, mule deer, turkey, and black bear. This parcel offers convenient access for those looking to enjoy the outdoors while maintaining a private base on their own land. The propertys relatively flat terrain provides flexibility for parking an RV, building an off-grid cabin, or improving the existing structure. Situated in a rural area with minimal development, the parcel offers privacy while remaining accessible to public lands and outdoor recreational opportunities. Potential uses for this parcel include a recreational retreat, a cabin site, or an off-grid home. The property offers flexibility for buyers interested in recreational property in Las Animas County, with access to public lands and natural surroundings while maintaining a relatively manageable and flat terrain. The propertys combination of accessibility, mild terrain, and proximity to several well-known public hunting and recreation areas makes it a strong option for outdoor-minded buyers seeking a manageable parcel in southern Colorado.

This 36.01 +/- acre parcel in Las Animas County offers a quiet and functional setting for recreational use, grazing, and future planning. Located near the small community of Model, the property lies just off Highway 350, which connects Trinidad and La Junta. Although rural and secluded, the land remains approximately 50 minutes from both towns, providing access to groceries, fuel, medical services, and general amenities. The acreage includes two small seasonal ponds that help attract wildlife and may supply supplementary water for livestock during wetter periods. A seasonal creek also runs through an arroyo on the property, contributing to a landscape shaped by natural drainage patterns. The land slopes from both the north and south toward a central low area near the Poitrey Arroyo, forming a natural drainage pattern that supports wildlife movement. Located off of County Road 88, the property offers approximately 14 +/- acres of buildable ground with practical access, and the more open terrain near the road allows for straightforward entry to this primary area. The parcel is entirely off-grid, with no existing utilities, and water wells in this region commonly range from 300 to 400 feet deep. Buyers may consider solar power, water development, and other off-grid infrastructure suited to their intended uses. The remainder of the 36.01 +/- acres includes rolling slopes, open ground, and arroyo features typical of the high plains landscape. Vegetation across the parcel includes pion and juniper trees, native tree cholla, eastern prickly pear cactus, and grass varieties typical of the southeastern Colorado plains. These habitat features support pronghorn antelope, mule deer, rabbits, and coyotes, all of which commonly frequent the property. Elk also move through the larger area on occasion. The parcel sits near the Comanche National Grassland, a significant public land destination offering hiking, horseback riding, biking, and seasonal hunting opportunities. The Grassland is home to mule deer, whitetail deer, pronghorn, elk, scaled quail, cottontail rabbits, coyotes, and foxes. The proximity to Comanche National Grassland provides convenient access to outdoor activities that are not available in other areas of southeastern Colorado. For those seeking acreage in a rural area with natural features, wildlife presence, and balanced proximity to two regional communities, these 36.01 +/- acres offer a practical base for recreation, livestock use, or off-grid planning. The location provides a blend of seclusion and access without restricting future development options.

Large, remote, off-grid lot available in secluded Rancho Verde, just outside of Trinidad, CO. This sprawling acreage offers fantastic options for building, camping, recreation, hunting, and more. Mixed habitat and varied terrain offer a multitude of adventures just minutes from downtown Trinidad. Beautiful views of Fishers Peak and privacy, combined with private gated access, make this lot an excellent option for your enjoyment. The property has an improved access road across the upper ridge with several locations for camping or building. No covenants or restrictions ensure flexibility in your use of the property. No owner financing is available. Access via a private, locked gate on Rancho Verde Rd; 4WD and/or high-clearance recommended.

The South Apishapa Ranch provides discerning buyers with a fantastic opportunity to acquire a rare mixture of an iconic and historic Southeastern Colorado grazing ranch with the habitat necessary to support both the livestock and all the varieties of wildlife that call this ranch home. The ranch is comprised of 2,360 deeded acres and is the ideal setting for a wide variety of wildlife species. The ranch provides critical habitat for large game, including mule deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, and Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. Predators, including coyotes, bobcats, mountain lions, and bears, can be found here, as well. Other wildlife species common to the area are rabbit, turkey, scaled quail, and dove. This diverse wildlife population makes the ranch an attractive location for hunting enthusiasts. The ranch also offers potential for economic benefits through hunting leases, in addition to its current cattle grazing lease, or an opportunity to run your own cattle on the land. The property is sufficiently deeded to apply for landowner tags, which helps create more value through hunting. The ranch adjoins the Apishapa State Wildlife Area, which adds an additional 7,935 acres of wildlife habitat with permitted public access, enhancing the total hunting potential of the ranch. The Apishapa River, a seasonal tributary, flows through the ranch's canyon bed but is dependent on precipitation and runoff conditions.PROPERTY FACTS: *2,360 deeded acres *Apishapa Canyon frontage *World-class Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep and mule deer *Year-round access from County Road 94 *Abuts the 7,935 acre public access Apishapa Wildlife Area *Game Management Units 133, 134, and S38 *Fenced for cattle grazing, with a grazing lease currently in place *Pinyon and juniper trees are scattered across the ranch and concentrated along the canyon rim *Catch ponds create a great water source for wildlife and livestock *Well permit # 295539-A, well Depth 275 production 6-7 gpm *Mountain views of the Spanish Peaks and Greenhorn Mountain

Stone Canyon Ranch is a rare southeastern Colorado offering where productive ranch country, dramatic scenery, and lasting value come together across approximately 1,120 acres. Native grass, developed livestock water, seven pastures, functional improvements, a comfortable modern home, Grassland CRP income, wildlife habitat, recreation, and mineral interests create an exceptionally diverse property. The ranch is divided into seven pastures, each served by livestock water tanks, providing an efficient layout for rotational grazing and flexible livestock management. The upper ranch ranges from level to gently rolling terrain, with elevations from approximately 5,550 to 5,623 feet. Native forage includes blue grama, western wheatgrass, sideoats grama, and winterfat. From open grass-covered uplands to rugged canyon country, the ranch offers excellent agricultural and recreational appeal. The surrounding Plains country has historically offered notable elk opportunity, and wildlife observed in the area includes elk, deer, pronghorn, turkey, black bear, and mountain lion. Horseback riding, hiking, camping, wildlife watching, hunting, and ATV recreation further enhance the property's appeal. Stone Canyon Ranch offers a distinctive combination of productive grazing land, livestock infrastructure, income potential, wildlife habitat, and Colorado ranch character.

Large, remote, off-grid section available in secluded SkyView Ranch! This sprawling acreage offers fantastic options for building, camping, recreation, hunting, or whatever you desire! Just a short drive to Trinidad, CO, this property has peace and quiet close to nearby amenities and the I-25 corridor. Huge stands of towering ponderosa pines, heavy oak brush, deep canyons, and high ridges attract deer, elk, bear, and other local wildlife year-round. Located in an OTC unit, you can hunt elk every year during the archery or 2nd and 3rd rifle seasons without relying on the draw odds. Absolutely immaculate views of the Spanish Peaks, Sangre De Cristos, and Fishers Peak from a multitude of locations. Although most owners utilize local low-cost water delivery/hauling options, the nearest registered water wells are a modest 190-350 feet deep for possible drilling. No owner financing available. Access is great off of Tollerburg Road; 4WD and/or high-clearance recommended.

Located just off Highway 12 between Weston and Trinidad, this 41.05 acre property in Plaza De La Vista gives you options that many parcels in the subdivision don't. The front portion of the property can be accessed without driving through the subdivision's main gate, making it easy to build with convenient year-round access. If you'd rather have more separation from the road, there's plenty of room to place a driveway through the gated entrance and build farther back on the property. The land rolls gently from open meadows into scattered pinon-covered ridges with several natural building locations. From the higher elevations, the property looks west across the Purgatoire River Valley toward the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, with sunsets that change throughout the seasons. Electricity runs along the edge of the property, making future construction more straightforward. A nearby water well was drilled to approximately 200 feet, although many owners throughout Plaza De La Vista choose to haul water or use local delivery services because of the low cost and dependable availability. A seasonal arroyo winds through part of the property, adding diversity to the terrain and attracting wildlife during wetter parts of the year. Mule deer are frequent visitors, elk travel through the area, and black bear, Merriam's turkey, bobcat, fox, and other wildlife are regularly found throughout GMU 85. Highway 12 provides quick access in both directions. Weston is only minutes away, while Segundo, home to the well-known Ringo's Market, offers fuel, groceries, and a convenient stop on the way to the property. Trinidad is a short drive away for restaurants, shopping, medical care, and other everyday services. Recreation begins almost immediately outside the property. The Purgatoire River is nearby, along with North Lake, Monument Lake, and Trinidad Lake State Park, offering fishing, boating, kayaking, camping, and hiking. Thousands of acres of public land are also within easy reach, including Bosque del Oso State Wildlife Area, San Isabel National Forest, and additional nearby public lands that provide access for hunting, hiking, camping, and exploring southern Colorado. Whether you're planning to build now or hold the property for the future, this parcel gives you flexibility in how you develop it, convenient access, and a location that puts you close to both town and public recreation without feeling crowded.

This 40.5 acre parcel in Las Animas County, Colorado, offers a rare remote, off-grid opportunity with direct access on two sides via rural county roads. The land gently slopes upward to the west, featuring scattered pinon-juniper along the western edge, as well as native vegetation like tree cholla and eastern prickly pear cactus. Elevated points provide views of Greenhorn Mountain to the west and sweeping vistas across Colorados eastern plains, creating an ideal setting for a variety of low-impact outdoor uses. Located just minutes from over 440,000 acres of public land at Comanche National Grassland, the property offers outstanding recreational opportunities. The grassland supports a variety of wildlife, including mule deer, whitetail deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, scaled quail, and cottontail rabbits, as well as predators like coyotes and foxes. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hunting, hiking, biking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, and dispersed camping. Scenic canyons, fishing access points, and other natural and cultural features add to the appeal of this region. Despite its secluded, rural setting, the parcel is approximately 50 minutes from both Trinidad and La Junta, providing convenient access to groceries, fuel, medical services, and other amenities. The property is off-grid with no utilities, regional wells in the area typically range from 300400 feet in depth. This property combines physical access, scenic views, diverse vegetation, and proximity to extensive public lands, making it an ideal choice for a rural Colorado retreat, outdoor recreation base, or low-density off-grid homestead.