A gated entrance opens to a paved 1.2-mile private driveway that winds through ideal big-game habitat. The land encompasses everything trophy hunters look for: timbered draws, dark bedding pockets, open meadows, aspen clusters, rocky ridgelines, dramatic cliff faces, natural travel corridors, and several established food plots that consistently attract and hold big game throughout the year. Elk, mule deer, black bear, turkey, and even the occasional moose move freely across the ranch’s elevations, making it a genuine big-game destination.

Positioned in GMU 391 and GMU 461, the ranch provides outstanding opportunities across archery, muzzleloader, and rifle seasons. Hunters benefit from OTC and draw options depending on species, leftover tags are often available, and the property qualifies for landowner tags, giving owners increased access during high-demand seasons. The terrain offers abundant glassing points, choke points, feed areas, and sheltered zones, creating consistent huntable patterns year after year.

At the center of the ranch is a 7,700± sq ft brick-built residence with five bedrooms, perfectly suited to host family, friends, or hunting guests. Designed for gatherings and extended stays, the home features multiple living areas, a spacious kitchen, and lodge-like comfort. A 3,200± sq ft shop sits nearby—half insulated and finished for gear, UTVs, equipment tuning, or processing, and half open for tractors, trailers, and bulk storage.

Miles of private internal trails provide access to every major elevation band, allowing efficient scouting, stand placement, retrieval, and off-season recreation. The land’s natural topography supports long-range shooting, shed hunting, snowshoeing, and year-round ATV/UTV use, making the property a four-season outdoor haven.

With A-2 zoning, no HOA, and no covenants, owners have full freedom to shape the ranch to their vision—whether as a private hunting retreat, outfitting headquarters, multi-generational mountain compound, or long-term investment holding.