County Line Mountain Cabin

Ranch Description

County Line Mountain Cabin features approximately 39 acres tucked away in the scenic Douglas Pass Byway. Nestled in a quiet valley and accessed by a private entrance, the property offers top-tier privacy, natural beauty, and and a peaceful seasonal escape. An overhead entry greets you at the driveway, where quality wood fencing frames an open meadow, including the cabin, and sets the tone for this peaceful mountain retreat.

Land

The land showcases a diverse mix of terrain, ranging from a flat meadow near the cabin to steeper ridges that serve as a stunning natural backdrop. These ridges are covered in a healthy blend of mature pine, aspen groves, and dense oakbrush, offering peaceful views and natural habitat for wildlife. Bordering BLM on both the north and south boundaries, the retreat offers direct access to thousands of acres of public land, perfect for those seeking a secluded lifestyle with endless recreational opportunity.

The centerpiece, a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom cabin built in 1994, spans 1,032 square feet and features a cozy loft, a natural spring-fed water system, and a covered wraparound porch, ideal for enjoying quiet mornings and evenings, hosting gatherings, or simply soaking in the serene mountain air. Nestled into the landscape for optimal privacy and comfort, the cabin is surrounded by natural vegetation and remarkable mountain scenery.

Recreation

Situated in GMU 21, County Line Mountain Cabin lies in a unit well-regarded for its elk hunting opportunities, with over-the-counter tags available in several rifle seasons. The area also supports thriving populations of mule deer, turkey, and other wildlife species, though hunting opportunities for some of these species are available via draw only.

With BLM bordering the property and even more public land nearby, you'll never be far from endless exploration. Outdoor recreation extends beyond hunting Douglas Pass and the surrounding area offer scenic byway drives, backcountry hiking, off-roading, horseback riding, and much more. For those looking to venture a bit further, Dinosaur National Monument, famed for its fossil-rich landscape and rugged canyon views, is less than 1 hour and 30 minutes away.

Location

While perfectly secluded, County Line Mountain Cabin still maintains reasonable proximity to key amenities and attractions. Rangely is approximately 1 hour north and offers basic shopping, fuel, and dining options. Loma lies just over 1 hour and 30 minutes to the south, while Downtown Grand Junction, home to a vibrant mix of restaurants, shops, wineries, and annual attractions, is just under 2 hours away. Grand Junction Regional Airport also provides daily commercial flights to various destinations. Whether you're looking for a quiet basecamp or a seasonal getaway, this retreat offers the perfect blend of isolation, adventure, and convenience.