Horse Thief Gulch Ranch
$629,000
Canon City, Colorado
137± ACRES
Key Features
About this Ranch
Horse Thief Gulch Ranch: 137± Acres with Off-Grid Setup in GMU 581
Horse Thief Gulch Ranch offers 137± deeded acres in Fremont County, Colorado, with the kind of privacy, access, and off-grid setup that make a mountain property ready to use from the start.
Located behind a locked gate in Christopher Ranch in southern Colorado, the property combines strong views, usable infrastructure, wildlife, and a setting that works well for both recreation and longer stays.
Key Features:
•Improvements: Two shipping containers, new storage shed, and 2019 Grand Design camper.
•Water: New well, two 2,500-gallon cisterns, and multiple springs.
•Wildlife & GMU: Located in GMU 581 with mule deer, elk, and bear.
The ranch is set up as a turnkey off-grid property, with a new well, solar already in place, and two 2,500-gallon cisterns supporting water storage. Additional improvements include two shipping containers, a new storage shed, a 2019 Grand Design camper, and a Kawasaki Mule, giving the next owner a solid head start rather than a raw piece of ground that still needs the basics put in place.
The land itself carries a good mix of ponderosa pines and oak brush, along with multiple springs that add to the property’s water profile and wildlife use. ATV trails run throughout the ranch, making it easy to move across the property and enjoy it in a practical way. The setting is private but still accessible, located approximately 30 minutes from Cañon City, which keeps supplies, services, and town conveniences within reasonable reach.
Wildlife is a major part of the appeal. Located in GMU 581, Horse Thief Gulch Ranch supports mule deer, elk, and bear, and the combination of cover, water, and larger surrounding country helps give the property year-round recreational value. For the buyer looking for a place to hunt, ride, explore, or simply spend time off the grid without starting from scratch, this is the kind of ranch that already has the framework in place.
Horse Thief Gulch Ranch: 137± Acres with Off-Grid Setup in GMU 581
Horse Thief Gulch Ranch offers 137± deeded acres in Fremont County, Colorado, with the kind of privacy, access, and off-grid setup that make a mountain property ready to use from the start.
Located behind a locked gate in Christopher Ranch in southern Colorado, the property combines strong views, usable infrastructure, wildlife, and a setting that works well for both recreation and longer stays.
Key Features:
•Improvements: Two shipping containers, new storage shed, and 2019 Grand Design camper.
•Water: New well, two 2,500-gallon cisterns, and multiple springs.
•Wildlife & GMU: Located in GMU 581 with mule deer, elk, and bear.
The ranch is set up as a turnkey off-grid property, with a new well, solar already in place, and two 2,500-gallon cisterns supporting water storage. Additional improvements include two shipping containers, a new storage shed, a 2019 Grand Design camper, and a Kawasaki Mule, giving the next owner a solid head start rather than a raw piece of ground that still needs the basics put in place.
The land itself carries a good mix of ponderosa pines and oak brush, along with multiple springs that add to the property’s water profile and wildlife use. ATV trails run throughout the ranch, making it easy to move across the property and enjoy it in a practical way. The setting is private but still accessible, located approximately 30 minutes from Cañon City, which keeps supplies, services, and town conveniences within reasonable reach.
Wildlife is a major part of the appeal. Located in GMU 581, Horse Thief Gulch Ranch supports mule deer, elk, and bear, and the combination of cover, water, and larger surrounding country helps give the property year-round recreational value. For the buyer looking for a place to hunt, ride, explore, or simply spend time off the grid without starting from scratch, this is the kind of ranch that already has the framework in place.
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