Colorado mountain hunting and recreation property for sale 38 acres with mountain views in every direction. Aspen groves for shade provide much color in the fall season in Colorado. Tall pondersosa pines surround this Colorado mountain land and add character to the property and mountain views. A seasonal creek flows down through the meadow at the bottom of the canyon in seasonal spring runoff. Colorado recreation and hunting cabin for sale Just under 800 sq. ft. This Colorado cabin is equipped with great off grid improvements. A small solar cell provides a constant charge to the batteries that run lights to see your way when you have the generator turned off. There is an above ground cistern that gravity feeds water to the cabin. Propane is used to heat your water, prepare meals, refrigerate food. 2 bedrooms and 1 bath serve the needs of overnight guests as well as a sleeping loft for smaller guests. Large living room with wood fireplace add charm while providing heat during the cool Colorado mountain nights. Small ATV garage for storing your offroad transportation. A covered deck faces south for wonderful mountain views while dining or just relaxing with friends and family. Glade Park Colorado cabin for sale Glade Park is located at 38°59'37?N 108°45'00?W (38.993572,-108.749886), and is 16 miles (26 km) west of downtown Grand Junction, Colorado, the largest city on Colorado's western slope. To access Glade Park, one must either drive up Little Park Road, or drive up the Rim Rock Drive in Colorado National Monument, gaining approximately 2,500 feet (760 m) elevation over 4 miles (6.4 km) of hairpin curves. The views on the drive are spectacular, encompassing red sandstone canyons and sheer rock faces. The elevation of Glade Park is approximately 7,000 feet (2,100 m). Due to the elevation, the temperature in Glade Park is typically ~10 °F cooler than in Grand Junction, though in winter temperatures can be significantly warmer than in Grand Junction if an inversion layer is present in the Grand Valley below. Colorado hunting Glade Park Hunters every year take bulls that score more than 350" Boone and Crockett and mule deer in the 160 to 190" class, but most mature elk and bucks are taken on private property or on public land that is difficult or impossible to reach without access to deeded ground. Hunters crowd onto a virtual island of Mesa National Forest that occupies about 12 square miles and is almost totally surrounded by private land. *Few antelope found on this unit *Giant bull potential, but most mature bulls score 330-360" *Great area for mule deer bucks scoring 160-180", with bigger available *Hunters can get access to a specific ranch by buying a landowner voucher Terrain Southwest of Grand Junction and tucked into a corner with the Colorado River on the north and Utah on the west, this unit has two chief types of terrain. High country with many plateaus, meadows and flattened ridges and a low winter range with steep cliffs. A land ownership map and aerial photographs compared side by side show that most of the green forests and meadows strikingly match with private land except for about 12 square miles of Grand Mesa National Forest, which is centrally situated in the bulk of private land. Creeks and pockets of water are in many canyons. Access to or through private land greatly increases a hunter's odds of taking a mature deer or elk. Colorado Hunters who can find little pockets of public land that is hard to reach can experience good hunting. Grand Junction Colorado and the National monument This is an area of desert land high on the Colorado Plateau, with pinion and juniper forests on the plateau. The park hosts a wide range of wildlife, including red-tailed hawks, golden eagles, ravens, jays, desert bighorn sheep, and coyotes. Activities include hiking, horseback riding, road bicycling, and scenic drives; a visitor center on the west side contains a natural history museum and gift shop. There are magnificent vie
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