Weston Pines Ranch

Mature pine forests, secluded open parks, and far-reaching views come together at Weston Pines Ranch, a 240± acre property near Weston, Colorado. Whether you’re looking for a hunting property, a quiet place to build, or room to spend your days outdoors, this ranch offers privacy, varied terrain, and an established road system that makes it easy to explore.

Land

Situated at a little over 7,100 feet in elevation, these 240± acres feature gorgeous mature pines, oak brush favored by mule deer, and private parks tucked among the trees. The mix of timber and openings gives the land plenty of character, with quiet places to enjoy and something different around each bend.
From various locations, the views take in Fishers Peak, Bartlett Mesa, Little Costilla Peak, and Big Costilla Peak, with distant mesas and wide-open country stretching toward the horizon. Fall is especially beautiful at Weston Pines Ranch, as the oak brush brings rich seasonal color to the evergreen landscape.

Improvements

Several roads provide access into and throughout Weston Pines Ranch, making it convenient to reach hunting areas, explore the land, and access potential building locations. Road maintenance is provided through Pioneer Natural Resources, as reported by the seller. Several appealing building sites offer a choice of wooded privacy or open settings with expansive views.

Recreation

Located in GMU 85, this property offers hunting opportunities for elk, mule deer, bear, and turkey. Mature pine forests, oak brush, and secluded open parks provide a mix of feed and cover, while the established roads make scouting, reaching your hunting spot, and packing out game more convenient. With archery, muzzleloader, and rifle seasons, there are several ways to plan your hunt, depending on license availability. Whether you enjoy chasing elk in September or hunting mule deer among the fall colors, these 240± acres offer plenty of country to explore.
Beyond hunting season, enjoy hiking, photography, wildlife watching, and spending time on your own land. Wander through the timber, explore the open parks, or find a favorite overlook and settle in for an evening watching the light change across the mesas.

Agriculture

The open parks may provide opportunities for limited seasonal livestock grazing alongside recreational use. For those interested in keeping livestock, water availability, fencing, and forage should be evaluated for the intended use.

Region & Climate

Climate Summary: Las Animas County, Colorado
Las Animas County, located in southeastern Colorado along the New Mexico border, has a predominantly semi-arid, high-plains climate with mountainous influences in the western and southwestern portions of the county.
The county experiences four distinct seasons, relatively low annual precipitation, hot summers, cold winters, abundant sunshine, and considerable temperature fluctuations between day and night.
General climate characteristics

Climate characteristic
Typical conditions

Climate classification
Semi-arid (BSk), with local variation

Average annual temperature
Approximately 50–55°F

Average annual precipitation
Approximately 12–16 inches

Summer temperatures
80–95°F daytime

Winter temperatures
40–50°F daytime

Elevation
Approximately 3,800–13,000+ feet

Sunshine
Generally abundant

Growing season
Approximately 125–170 days, varying by elevation

Countywide averages vary considerably because of differences in elevation and topography. Higher elevations experience cooler temperatures and greater precipitation than the eastern plains.
 

Location

Weston Pines Ranch is located near Weston, Colorado, and is reached from Trinidad by following Highway 12, the scenic Highway of Legends, to County Road 41.7. This southern Colorado setting brings together wooded privacy, beautiful fall color, varied wildlife habitat, and impressive views, with multiple access roads adding convenience for the property owner.