Dolores County Ranch

A SANCTUARY FOR THOSE WHO VALUE PRODUCTIVE LAND AND EXCEPTIONAL WILDLIFE OPPORTUNITIES

located in Hunting Unit 72 and bordering 6,000± acres of BLM land, Dolores County Ranch offers exceptional hunting opportunities with trophy mule deer, elk, bear, mountain lion, and coyote.

The ranch supports the cultivation of winter wheat and safflower on its fertile soil, ensuring a steady residual income and providing excellent conditions for various agricultural endeavors.

Strategically situated just 1.5± hours from Telluride, Durango, and Moab, Utah, the Ranch offers easy access to essential services, markets, and consumer needs, all the while maintaining the privacy and space required for farming and hunting activities.

Hunting | Agriculture

Offering year-round access and bordering 6,000± acres of BLM land, enhancing its appeal for hunters and avid outdoorsmen. Situated in Hunting Unit 72, trophy mule deer, elk, bear, mountain lion, and coyote roam freely upon the Ranch. Of note, mule deer hunting requires a draw permit through the Landowner Preference Program, while elk tags are available over the counter. Its proximity to the Utah border, just 1.5± miles away, means the coveted giant Utah bull elk frequently cross over the Ranch’s

borders, offering excellent hunting opportunities that would normally take 20+ points to draw a Utah elk tag.

Beyond its hunting allure, Dolores County Ranch is an ideal farming property. The Ranch’s land supports winter wheat and safflower cultivation, ensuring a steady residual income. The fertile soil and ample space provide excellent conditions for various agricultural endeavors and agricultural exemptions.

Location | Recreation

The Ranch is just 1.5± hours from Telluride, Durango, and Moab, Utah. This makes it easy to access essential services and markets, while still enjoying the privacy and space required for farming, hunting, and extracurricular activities.

Dolores County Ranch is more than an attractive location; it’s a working ranch designed for productivity and recreational pursuits. Whether you’re an avid hunter or a dedicated farmer, the Ranch offers the perfect blend of functionality and opportunity.

Surrounding Attributes

Canyons of the Ancients National Monument

Canyons of the Ancients National Monument is a unique cultural and natural site located near Dolores. This vast landscape contains the highest density of archaeological sites in the U.S., with thousands of Ancestral Puebloan ruins scattered across its rugged terrain. You can hike and explore ancient structures, petroglyphs, and scenic desert landscapes, offering a fascinating glimpse into Native American history.

McPhee Reservoir

McPhee Reservoir, located near Dolores, Colorado, is the state’s second-largest lake, offering abundant water recreation opportunities. Visitors enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking, and paddleboarding on its expansive waters, while the surrounding area provides scenic spots for picnicking and hiking. The reservoir is a haven for anglers, with a variety of fish species to catch in its peaceful setting.

Telluride Ski Resort

Telluride Ski Resort offers over 2,000 acres of terrain for all levels of skiers and snowboarders. Nearly 60% is dedicated to beginners and intermediates, featuring a 320-foot covered lift and a Terrain Based Learning™ area. Advanced skiers can enjoy legendary in-bounds terrain with steep groomers, moguls, glades, and Hike-To Terrain. The resort also boasts spectacular 360-degree views of the San Juan Mountains.

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