Borders BLM in Colorado: Yellowstone Creek Ranch photo by Gina Raye from Trinidad, CO

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Yellowstone Creek Ranch

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Yellowstone Creek Ranch, located in Huerfano County in beautiful southern Colorado, is subdivided into 40-acre parcels ranging from level/fertile horse property at 7, 800 feet in elevation to Aspen, Balsam Fir and Engelmann Spruce sharing the alpine zone with big meadows full of wildflowers at 9, 200 feet. The ranch features several seasonal creeks, springs and ponds, and access to thousands of acres of State and BLM land. The Ranch is 24 miles north of La Veta and is surrounded by 10 and 11, 000 foot mountain peaks in the Sangre de Cristo's. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of the real Colorado...

A family of European immigrants chose this site for their homestead more than a century ago. The fertile, green valley, the meadows and tree-covered slopes surrounded by towering peaks reminded them of where they came from in the Austrian Alps. Come and see for yourself and you'll understand why the family of Emilio Andreatta called this home for four generations. Is it your turn yet? This is your chance. This is Colorado the way it used to be...