Big Iron Ranch

- 1,720 deeded acres adjoining Grand Mesa National Forest

- Valuable mineral rights including 50% of the mineral rights on 1,120 acres

- 1.5 miles of fishing in Grove Creek and several ponds

- Tons of wildlife including elk, mule deer, turkey, bear, moose, and mountain lion

- Four homes, two off-grid cabins, good fencing, pipe corrals, six barns/shop, and good ranch road system

The nations largest flat-topped mountain, Grand Mesa, a Shangri-La of big game and trout, rises literally out the back door of Big Iron Ranch near Collbran, Colorado. Located at the end of the road, this remarkably private 1720-acre refuge adjoins Grand Mesa National Forest for 2.5 miles, giving it a rare edge-of-the-wilderness feel, yet is readily accessible year-round to Interstate 70 and the Western Slope metropolis of Grand Junction.