Escape to this beautiful mountain retreat with great hunting and recreational opportunities! This unique property offers 11.75 acres of non-contiguous land, adjacent to over 50 acres of land-locked BLM land only accessible by private owners. The boundaries include four separate pieces of land. The main portion comprises 8.01 acres of timber with remnants of an old mining cabin and endless game trails. It comes with easement access, and the three remaining portions of the property connect via BLM land.

Situated just a fifteen-minute drive from the historic town of Cripple Creek and one hour from the city of Colorado Springs, it can strike a balance between tranquility and convenience. You can enjoy the solitude of mountain living while still having access to urban amenities, Cripple Creek casinos, public hiking trails, and endless outdoor recreation. This treed mountain lot is on the West side of Cow Mountain, close to the beautiful Bison Reservoir. The private road access takes you alongside West Beaver Creek, offering a serene environment that's truly one with nature.

The property is covered in big game signs from elk, mule deer, and black bear, and offers the opportunity to hunt and explore the adjoining 50 acres of BLM as if it were your own. The adjacent BLM has a natural pond at the base of an aspen grove, leading into a large meadow below with spectacular views to the South. As part of Colorado GMU 59, you’re offered extremely favorable draw odds for multiple species with over 20,000 acres of Pike National Forest within 20 minutes drive. For elk, you have an 83% chance of drawing a 1st rifle bull elk tag, and 100% odds on a list B cow elk tag valid for private land only hunting Sep 1- Jan 31 of each year. Mule deer draw odds are high, requiring minimal preference points and good late-season harvest data. Bear hunting is a 100% chance for both archery and muzzleloader, and 68% draw odd for rifle tags.

Zoned as A-1, you’re welcome to explore various possibilities for this land, whether for residential purposes, recreational use, or other ventures. This property has no HOA and carries a low annual property tax of $642. At an average elevation of 10,355 feet, it is a great escape into the high mountain wilderness of Teller County.

Water can be obtained by drilling a well with neighboring property wells in the 400-600 ft range. This lot is completely off-grid, but utilities could be accessible through solar power, and septic. There is no time limit to build, so you can take your time to design and construct your dream mountain retreat or pull in a camper for a seasonal escape.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to own a slice of paradise in the Colorado mountains. Embrace the serenity, beauty, and endless possibilities this property has to offer.