Colorado Ranch Land For Sale
Our Colorado ranch land for sale offers expansive acreage, picturesque mountain views, and access to some of the state’s best outdoor recreation. Whether you’re seeking a tranquil retreat, a working ranch, or an investment in the heart of Colorado’s stunning landscapes, we have a variety of prime ranch properties for sale.
Parcel F15 with Weekender, Electric and Permitted Septic $149,000
One of the better offerings for 35 acre mountain properties you’re likely to find! This one sits near the south end of Santa Fe Trail Ranch at approximately 7,700 feet with complete views of Fishers Peak, the Raton Mesa and […]
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Parcel 13 with Driveway and Underground Power $199,000
Step up into the True High Country on this 35 acre parcel located just 350 yards from San Isabel National Forest! Gentle terrain throughout with the perfect blend of hidden meadows, tall pines and up-close views of the Spanish Peaks. […]
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Parcel B70 with Improvements $160,000
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 […]
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70 Acres with Cabin Shell Bordering Wildlife Area $239,000
Super private mountain setting at 6,700 feet bordering over 2500 acres of state trust land! 1,000+ foot long rough-cut driveway takes you all the way to the top of the property where epic views of the Spanish Peak await all […]
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Parcel 41 $89,000
15 minutes south of Walsenburg, CO Big big big snow-capped mountain views and long vistas! Lots and lots of sunshine and dark dark skies at night Road access on two sides Power access on two sides Multiple build sites to […]
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Blackhawk Ranch #159 $115,000
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 […]
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Apex 70 Acre Custom Paradise SOLD
Set your sights on this 4,600+ sf custom Colorado mountain home built in 2011 at the apex of Santa Fe Trail Ranch on 70 acres of heavily treed land. Relaxing peaceful environment at 8,000 feet, no light pollution & extraordinary […]
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Parcel 34 with Electric and RV Site $80,000
Pristine 35 acre mountain property on the north side of Santa Fe Trail Ranch perched overlooking Colorado’s newest State Park! Massive views of Fishers Peak and the Raton Mesa from a leveled building/camping site for your RV or future mountain […]
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Parcel #148 with Turn-Key Pole Barn $229,000
This versatile 1,200-square-foot pole barn in southern Colorado on 35 acres offers a comfortable and functional setup with sleeping accommodations, bathroom facilities, kitchen amenities, water storage, heating, and additional outdoor storage—making it well suited for a recreational property, hunting retreat, […]
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Parcel C42 $165,500
Mega mountain views from this 35 acre parcel located on Mountain View Road on the west side of Santa Fe Trail Ranch. 20 minutes from town, yet worlds beyond and covered in tall pines. See the entire Sangre de Cristo […]
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is ranch land per acre in southern Colorado?
Our forested mountain tracts have typically listed around $2,000–$5,000 per acre, depending on views, access and utilities.
Can I hunt on my own ranch land in Colorado?
Yes, with the proper Colorado Parks and Wildlife license for the game management unit; private land access doesn’t replace licensing.
Do Colorado ranch parcels come with water rights?
Most 35-acre parcels rely on a well permit rather than surface water rights. A few river properties carry decreed water rights, which we note on the listing.
Can I keep horses on these parcels?
Many ranch covenants allow horses and limited livestock. Check each ranch’s covenants for animal limits.
Is there an agricultural tax break?
Agricultural classification in Colorado depends on qualifying agricultural use, not acreage alone. Confirm with the county assessor.