Elk Highlands Ranch spans 850± deeded acres of prime Colorado mountain land, offering a rare combination of recreational opportunity, agricultural functionality, and long-term investment value—less than two hours from both Denver and Colorado Springs. Set against a backdrop of expansive views and bordered by 1.75± miles of the Pike National Forest, the ranch is a compelling candidate for conservation-minded ownership, legacy stewardship, or thoughtful development. Currently, the ranch offers an expansion opportunity of 500± additional deeded acres and 640± acres of contiguous State Trust Land leased grazing land for a total of 1990± acres.

The main house features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a spacious living area, kitchen, and mudroom. In addition to the primary residence, there is a modestly renovated log cabin with a kitchen, living area, one bedroom, a bathroom, and a large loft. Log barns and another log cabin built during the early days of the ranch still serve the property. Numerous prime building sites across the ranch feature commanding views of Thirtynine Mile Mountain, Pikes Peak, and the Currant Creek valley. With direct access from Highway 9 — a plowed, year-round route — the property is easily accessible throughout all seasons.

Located in Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s limited-entry GMU 58, the Elk Highlands Ranch qualifies for Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Landowner Preference Program tags and sits in a highly regarded region for trophy-quality Mule Deer, Elk, and Pronghorn where unit-wide tags are valid.

Whether held as a private retreat, working ranch, conservation asset, or long-term investment, Elk Highlands Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own significant acreage in one of Colorado’s most desirable high-country markets.

Note: Final boundaries are subject to survey. Acreage subject to change. Tax estimate subject to change. Price subject to change.