Ida Ranch

Just outside Craig, 759.19 acres of rolling Northwest Colorado ranch country offer room to hunt, graze cattle, build a homestead, or simply keep the land open. Gentle hills make the ranch approachable, while a central draw holds enough moisture to support a healthy strip of sub-irrigated grass that provides a natural green corridor and attracts deer to the property. The ranch also borders an approximately 40-acre parcel of landlocked BLM land, adding public-land adjacency to an already substantial block of open country. With no buildings dictating what comes next, the property is a blank slate, all within easy reach of Craig. Be sure to explore the interactive map and watch the property video for a better understanding of the terrain, access, setting, and proximity to town.

The ranch totals 759.19 acres in two separate parcels of approximately 486.18 and 273.01 acres. Direct access is from County Road 103, a county-maintained dirt road, and the generally gentle terrain allows side-by-side access through much of the property. The ranch is zoned Agriculture in Moffat County and is currently leased to a neighboring operator for cattle grazing and hunting. Portions are fenced, although the existing fencing needs maintenance. Seasonal draws occasionally carry water and support areas of sub-irrigated grass, but no direct water rights are associated with the ranch. Primary potential uses include hunting, grazing, recreation, and homesteading. Be sure to check out the video and interactive map.