San Isabel National Forest Camp

San Isabel National Forest Camp is a 6-acre parcel directly bordering the San Isabel National Forest. This property would make an ideal campsite or off-grid hunting HQ for an adventurous buyer. No roads lead to this parcel. The property is accessed only via the San Isabel National Forest. LandWooded with pines and accented with rock formations, this parcel offers diverse terrain, and at its high point has dramatic views of Pikes Peak and other surrounding mountains. RecreationDirectly bordering the San Isabel National Forest, this parcel offers a private retreat with direct, immediate access to some of Colorados finest hunting and hiking. The property is located in Colorados GMU 84, known for its trophy elk, deer, and turkey. Region & ClimateAt 7200 feet, and located in far western Pueblo County, this property sees relatively mild summers and winters. Summer highs will generally reach the 80s, with lows in the 50s. Winter highs will generally be in the 50s, with lows in the 20s or 30s. Rainfall averages close to 20 inches per year. Winter snowstorms each tend to produce around 2-6 inches of snow, which then usually melts entirely before another storm occurs. Typical winter days are dry, with no snow on the ground (or only in shaded areas). HistoryAn adjacent 40 acres, immediately east of this parcel, is potentially available. The 40-acre parcel has easy road access, underground utilities (power, phone, landline internet) at the property line, and nearly full fencing. LocationAs the crow flies, this property is 18 miles west of Pueblo, and 5 miles north of Beulah.