Property Overview
Only 15± miles west of the resort town of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and located just north of State Highway 40, Red Rock Ranch consists of 1,454± deeded acres, including 1,330± acres conserved in perpetuity with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, and 124± acres remain unencumbered for future residential “hunting camp” improvements.
The ranch is a big game sanctuary with a mosaic of qualities and recreational attributes buyers look for in a mountain hunting ranch. Diverse and extensive topography ranges from 6,800’ to 7,800’, consisting of open meadows, aspen, fir, scrub oak forests, and riparian areas along Wolf Creek, a perfect mix of ecosystems supporting abundant wildlife populations.
Due to the diverse terrain, heavily wooded areas, and security that comes with larger acreages, the ranch has significant big game. Deer, elk, bear, and mountain lion inhabit the ranch throughout the year. Big game hunters will value the dark timber and wooded terrain, which represent significant opportunities for archery and black powder hunting seasons. As the fall season progresses, vast areas of aspen and scrub oak forests are ideal for rifle hunting seasons.
Red Rock Ranch borders the State of Colorado land to the south and a large contiguous ranch to the north, forever protecting the big game values at Red Rock Ranch.
Ren Martyn represented the Seller and Buyer.
Property Facts
- 1,454± deeded acres
- 1,330± acres conserved in perpetuity with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
- 124± acres remain unencumbered for future residential “hunting camp” improvements
- Diverse and extensive topography ranges from 6,800’ to 7,800’
- Open meadows, aspen, fir, scrub oak forests, and riparian areas along Wolf Creek
- Significant big game, including deer, elk, bear, and mountain lion
- Big game hunters will value the dark timber and wooded terrain
- Significant opportunities for archery and black powder hunting seasons
- Aspen and scrub oak forests are ideal for rifle hunting seasons
- Borders the State of Colorado land to the south and a large, contiguous ranch to the north
