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Red-roofed cabin structure in the distance through recovering forest on the parcel in Costilla County, Colorado.

The Mountain Is Growing Back. Bring the Cabin Plans.

Burned timber still stands on this lot, but walk it in the fall and the aspen coming up through it has gone gold, with a handful of big ponderosas that rode out the fire still green overhead. It's 1.36 acres behind the gate at Forbes Park, 9,054 feet up in the Sangre de Cristos, with dirt road frontage on two sides and cabins already rebuilt on either side of you. The adjoining 2.1 acres is available on its own, so you can take one or both.

Flat Valley Ground With the Sangre de Cristos for a Fence Line

A flat, open five acres on the floor of the San Luis Valley, dirt road along the north and west edges, and the Sangre de Cristo range standing up along the whole eastern sky. Nothing to clear, nothing to grade. If you've wanted a small homestead in Colorado and kept losing to buyers with bigger checkbooks, this is where the valley still makes room.

Blanca Peak on the Horizon and Level Ground Underfoot

Scrub brush and open valley floor at 7,592 feet, with the Sangre de Cristos filling the eastern horizon and Blanca Peak up to the north. Dirt roads in are decent, which is not a given out here, and the ground is flat enough that a foundation is a weekend of grading rather than a project. Five acres in the San Luis Valley with nobody over the fence line.

Where the Fire Went Through, the Aspen Came Back Gold

Years after the 2018 Spring Creek Fire, this slope in Forbes Park is coming back gold. Young aspen stand head-high between the old burned pines, little ponderosas are pushing up through the deadfall, and with the canopy gone the Sangre de Cristos fill the horizon. It's a gated mountain subdivision above Fort Garland, Colorado, better than nine thousand feet up, and it's cabin ground for somebody who can see what this hillside is turning into.

A High-Country Hunting Camp on Ground the Fire Opened Up

Burned timber lies across this slope like somebody dropped a woodpile from the sky, and young aspen is coming up gold right through it. It's 1.70 acres at 9,220 feet behind the Forbes Park gate, with a few ponderosas that rode out the 2018 fire and a fourteener on the skyline. Hunting stays outside the gate, but this is a cabin site built for somebody who spends every fall chasing elk.

Wake Up to Blanca Peak From Ground That's Finally Yours

Blanca Peak fills the skyline out front, a 14,000-foot mountain doing the decorating on 5.3 open acres at the western foot of the Sangre de Cristo Range. It's off-grid ground built for a cabin or a full home, with roughly 330 sunny days a year for solar and dark enough nights for real stargazing. Fort Garland and its gas, store, and post office sit about a mile off. No mandatory HOA dues here, just covenants recorded to the land.

The Fire Took the Shade. It Left You the Sun.

There's no canopy left to shade a solar panel up here, which is the odd gift the 2018 Spring Fire left behind. The lot runs 2.1 acres at 9,048 feet behind the Forbes Park gate, fire-killed timber still standing and young aspen coming up gold through the grass underneath it. Power isn't at the road, so you run your own, and nobody sets a date by which you have to build. The adjoining 1.36 acres is listed on its own, so take either lot or go after both.

Treed Colorado Mountain Land in the Shadow of Blanca Peak

Piñon and juniper cover this stretch of Sangre de Cristo foothills, up near 8,300 feet, with Blanca Peak filling the skyline and the San Luis Valley rolling out to the west. Power already runs to the road here, so you bring a well and a septic and put up the cabin, whether that's a fly-fishing base camp or a place to finally slow down. The zoning welcomes a site-built or manufactured home, and the dark valley skies come standard.

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Owner-financed land in Colorado

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The Mountain Is Growing Back. Bring the Cabin Plans.

Flat Valley Ground With the Sangre de Cristos for a Fence Line

Blanca Peak on the Horizon and Level Ground Underfoot

Where the Fire Went Through, the Aspen Came Back Gold

A High-Country Hunting Camp on Ground the Fire Opened Up

Wake Up to Blanca Peak From Ground That's Finally Yours

The Fire Took the Shade. It Left You the Sun.

Treed Colorado Mountain Land in the Shadow of Blanca Peak

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