357 Springs Ranch

357 Springs Ranch offers 357 acres more or less of scenic northwest Colorado land, providing a versatile setting for agriculture, recreation, and future improvements. With excellent accessibility, lush forage, scattered springs, abundant wildlife, and impressive surrounding views, the ranch presents an great opportunity to enjoy the privacy of rural Colorado while remaining within convenient reach of nearby communities and recreations.

Land

Spanning 357 +/- acres across two separate parcels, 357 Springs Ranch features a rolling landscape blanketed primarily in native grasses and intermixed with sagebrush, pockets of oakbrush, and a few scattered vibrant trees. Broad, open hillsides transition into greener draws and lowlands, creating a diverse landscape with productive forage and excellent ground for grazing.
One of the ranch’s defining features is its numerous natural springs, accompanied by adjudicated first water rights. These springs contribute to pockets of lush vegetation and natural watering areas throughout the property, adding both beauty and utility to the surrounding native grasslands. Most of the ranch’s perimeter is fenced, further complementing its potential for continued grazing use.
Access throughout the property is convenient, with County Road 18N traversing directly through the ranch, while County Road 29 winds through a portion of one of the parcels. Power is available in select areas, offering added flexibility and excellent potential for future improvements. From the property’s rolling hills and elevated vantage points, panoramic views stretch across the surrounding countryside, highlighted by Bears Ears on Black Mountain and various distant mountain peaks.

Recreation

Located within Colorado GMU 4, the 357 Springs Ranch offers quality hunting and recreational opportunities supported by its varied terrain, natural water sources, and wildlife habitat. Antelope and mule deer inhabit the area throughout the year, while herds of elk are known to migrate through during the later seasons. GMU 4 offers over-the-counter elk hunting opportunities during the second and third rifle seasons, while mule deer and antelope licenses are available through the draw.
Beyond the ranch, additional outdoor recreation is close at hand. National Forest lands are within approximately 30 minutes, opening access to expansive public lands for hunting, alpine fishing, camping, ATV riding, and miles of trails and backcountry to explore. Elkhead Reservoir is approximately 15 minutes away, offering boating, fishing, swimming, and camping.

Location

357 Springs Ranch provides the privacy and open space of rural northwest Colorado while remaining conveniently located near several communities and regional amenities. Craig is less than 30 minutes away, providing groceries, restaurants, shopping, medical services, schools, and other everyday necessities.
Hayden and Yampa Valley Regional Airport are approximately 30 minutes from the ranch, providing convenient access to additional services and commercial air travel. Approximately one hour away, Steamboat Springs offers an extensive selection of dining, shopping, entertainment, and year-round recreation, highlighted by world-class skiing and the numerous outdoor opportunities found throughout the Yampa Valley.
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