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Looking for a blank canvas in the Colorado wilderness? This 3.51-acre lot in Larkspur could be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. Set high on a wooded ridge, this mountainside property offers a peaceful, elevated setting with mature trees, natural contours, and captivating views. It’s raw land—untouched and ready for your vision. Whether you're dreaming of a cozy cabin tucked in the trees or a modern build that embraces the slope and views.

Land

Located in gated community Woodmoor Mountain. This lot is located at the end of the cul-de-sac, with tall ponderosa pines and aspens it provides ample privacy and wild life. The adjoining lot is also available!

Recreation

Larkspur, Colorado
Larkspur is a quiet, forested town best known for its rustic charm and outdoor activities, especially:

Hiking & Biking: Trails like the Greenland Open Space and Spruce Mountain Trail offer scenic routes through pine forests and meadows with panoramic views of the Front Range.

Horseback Riding: The area’s open space and equestrian trails make it a favorite for horseback riders.

Colorado Renaissance Festival: A major summer event in Larkspur, this popular attraction draws thousands for medieval-themed entertainment, food, and crafts.

Camping & Picnicking: The surrounding Pike National Forest and nearby Douglas County parks provide ample space for outdoor relaxation.

Palmer Lake, Colorado
Palmer Lake is a cozy, artsy mountain town with a strong sense of community and excellent recreational options:

Palmer Lake Regional Recreation Area: This central park has a picturesque lake for fishing, kayaking (non-motorized), and paddleboarding, plus walking paths, a playground, and picnic areas.

Trail Access: It’s a gateway to the Santa Fe Regional Trail (great for biking, walking, and running), and close to Limbaugh Canyon and Mount Herman for hiking and rock climbing.

Winter Sports: When frozen, the lake is used for ice skating and winter fun.

Art & Culture: The town features local galleries, pottery studios, and community events like festivals and art walks.

Both towns offer peaceful, nature-focused lifestyles with easy access to bigger cities and expansive natural landscapes.