Steamboat Springs

With over 350 acres of varied topography, Steamboat’s Elk Meadows Ranch is an impressive recreation property located 8 miles from Steamboat Springs. Overlooking several miles of the Elk River corridor and providing protective cover for wildlife, the ranch is a magnet for the big game animals indigenous to Northwest Colorado. The 5,460 s.f. custom home has been carefully designed to capture eye-popping views of the Steamboat ski area and the continental divide. Built with recreation in mind, the house has an oversized garage with loft storage, ski lockers in the mudroom, and a stone patio with a fire pit. A private trail that loops around the entire ranch along the ridges and valleys entices hiking, riding, and wildlife-watching excursions. Located in a prime resort area with plenty of hold and exit strategies, Elk Meadows Ranch is a thoroughly enjoyable asset.

Located 19 miles north of Steamboat Springs in a private valley, Willow Creek Ranch has river frontage, national forest boundary and a log cabin nestled in the trees.  

Dunckley Flattops Ranch is a 1,268+/- acre working cattle and hunting ranch located 35 miles southwest of Steamboat Springs. The ranch consists of two sets of working facilities; new improvements include perimeter and cross fencing, several large ag buildings and pipe corrals with good water distribution. The Dunckley Flattops Ranch is a year-round cattle and hunting ranch with the right proportion of hay production, water and grazing preferred in a quality ranch.

Multiple hold and exit strategies exist on this easily accessible and well-priced ranch located west of Steamboat Springs. The ranch consists of 1378+/- rolling acres on a year-round paved county road. Currently used for grazing and hunting, it is perimeter fenced with over 10 ponds scattered around the ranch. The ranch is one large block ranging in elevation from 6,700 feet at the stocked reservoir to 7,000 feet on the tree covered ridge top. Colorado Parks and Recreation leases and stocks the reservoir located along the county road. This ranch has water sources scattered throughout the draws and valleys, which is unique in the immediate area. A landlocked 40-acre BLM parcel is located at the southwest corner. The ranch is also bordered on the south and east side by 2,200 acres of Colorado State land. The ranch is not encumbered by a conservation easement and it can be subdivided. With easy access, public land boundaries, productive hay/grazing land and hunting/fishing aspects, this ranch is well priced in its category.