Steamboat Springs

Located in one of Colorado's most scenic areas, Vista Verde Ranch is a short drive from the mega-powder skiing, boutique shopping and fine dining of Steamboat Springs.  The ranch has long been a part of the Steamboat and Clark communities. The ranch provides jobs, hosts several local fundraisers and holds numerous community events throughout the year.   

The Yampa River flows through this ranch for over 1.5 miles. With few public access points along the Yampa River and nearly all of the land in private ownership, there is very little crowding and the fishing is some of the best in the state. 

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.  

Located just 12 miles from Steamboat Springs, Deep Creek Ranch is 800 acres of irrigated meadows, willow-lined creek frontage and healthy pasture land.  Easy access to town and great views of the Steamboat Ski Area, Flattops and the Zirkel Range.  

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.

Middle Elk River Ranch has 40 acres with 1/4 mile of both sides of the Elk River located just 7 paved miles north of Steamboat Springs, CO. Straddling the sought-after Elk River and just off of Routt County Road 129, this property is easy to access from town. The acreage north of the river (approximately 13) is completely covered in cottonwoods and pines, providing a private and quiet setting along the banks of the river. The south bank of the river is flanked by a steep hillside loaded with game trails that wind through the thick pine forest. The remaining acreage on the south side of the Elk River is a level to rolling aspen covered bench that attracts elk, deer, bear and an occasional moose. The property is within a 1/2 mile of the Routt National Forest and an additional 2 miles of public fishing on the Elk River. The ranch has no covenants, is close to a notable resort town and public land, has live water and great privacy. This property checks many of the boxes for quality, recreational acreage.

Sweeping views of the Elk River winding its way along the foot of Sleeping Giant with the Flattops Range in the distance. Loaded with wildlife, the 140-acre property has ATV and game trails. Access is off of the paved county road via a gravel drive that gently climbs to the edge of a meadow.  The property is quiet and private, is only 9 miles north of Steamboat Springs, and is close to National Forest. It can be subdivided and is bordered on two sides by conserved ranches. The seller is a licensed Colorado agent.

The ranch consists of 240 open, acres of flat to rolling terrain. Mostly native grass interspersed with alfalfa, the land is ideal for a hay ranch or a grazing operation.  It is fenced and cross fenced with ponds that provide good stock water throughout the spring and into early summer.  Pastures consist mainly of well-drained soils suitable for small grain production, livestock grazing, and wildlife habitat.