Description of 28502 Colorado 151, Pagosa Springs, CO 81447
Listing details for 28502 Colorado 151, Pagosa Springs, CO 81447 : There are properties you buy, and there are places that become part of your family's story. Welcome to Bear Bones Ranch! Located in Southwest Colorado's most sought-after recreational corridors. 107± acres of live water, productive meadows, timbered hillsides, abundant wildlife habitat, and direct access to thousands of acres of protected public lands, and front porch Chimney rocks views! At the heart lies a thoughtfully positioned mountain chalet overlooking surrounding property/countryside. Designed for comfort, simplicity, and year-round enjoyment, the residence provides the ideal basecamp for family gatherings, hunting seasons, fishing trips, ski weekends, or simply escaping the demands of everyday life. There's a quaint and private RV spot with 50amp service/full hook-ups walking distance from the cabin. Property features live water and valuable 2.0 CFS water rights enhancing both the recreational enjoyment and long-term stewardship value of ranch. Bordering thousands of acres of public land, immediate access to limitless outdoor playground. Located within Colorado's renowned Game Management Unit 77, owners enjoy access to the state's most respected hunting regions, home to Elk, mule deer, turkey, black bear, countless other species, and includes over-the-counter elk tag opportunities. Famed Piedra River just 2 minutes away, offering exceptional trout fishing in Colorado's most scenic rivers. Nearby Navajo State Park provides boating, fishing, and additional water recreation throughout the year. Wolf Creek Ski Area—receiving some of the highest annual snowfall totals in CO is just 47 miles away. Pagosa Springs 18-mile drive, Durango-La Plata County Airport (DRO) offering commercial and private service, located 44 min from the ranch. Today, opportunities to acquire a property that combines live water, substantial water rights, public-land access, wildlife habitats, National Monument views, recreational diversity, and modern improvements are increasingly rare.