Buckhorn Lodge

Ranch Description

Located in one of the premier recreational locations in Southwest Colorado, the historical property of Buckhorn Lodge was built in 1959 and represents a deep history of recreation and enjoyment of the land. The Buckhorn Lodge encompasses 45 acres and is located six miles away from Groundhog Reservoir and is connected to miles of off-road trails. Buckhorn Lodge falls inside the county of Dolores and is seasonally accessible by County Road 31. The property is on the corner of three hunting units allowing hunting access to units 711, 70, and 71. All three units are primarily public property, the lowest unit percentage being 711 at 63 publicly owned, and the highest being 71 at 81 publicly owned. Buckhorn Lodge offers four surface ponds measuring approximately 2.17 acres of surface water on the property. Disappointment Creek runs through the property and the deck of the lodge overlooks the beautiful Disappointment Valley. The property is approximately an hour's drive to the towns of Cortez, Dolores, and Telluride. The property itself has seven cabins, a 2,586 square foot main lodge, a 740 square foot recreation building, an 80 square-foot horse barn, and a 458 square foot storage building. The property has a well, electric, three septic tanks, its own propane tanks, and a 5,000-Gallon cistern tank. Buckhorn Lodge is a recreation and hunter's haven that is full of development potential.