High-country views and room to roam define these 1,115 acres in two parcels near Collbran on Colorado’s Western Slope. Bordering 8,900+ acres of National Forest in GMU 421, the property stretches across sloping hills where aspen, cottonwood and oak brush edge pastures and clearings. Magnificent mountain views of Grand Mesa National Forest, the world’s largest flat-top mountain, are framed by Keep Mountain and Spruce Point. A seasonal stock pond provides water for wildlife habitat and livestock operations. Cheney Creek runs through the north parcel and Buzzard Creek runs through the south parcel across the highway. Agricultural zoning and partial fencing complement the acreage’s ranching character. Several clearings offer potential cabin locations while the varied terrain appeals to hunting, recreation and livestock interests. Seller-owned mineral rights are negotiable and produce income. Access is off a well-maintained Highway 330, minutes from the historic town of Collbran and its small-town services. An 820 square foot cabin with electric and cistern is included. The surrounding Plateau Valley places Western Colorado recreation within reach: fishing, boating and camping at Vega State Park; skiing at Powderhorn Mountain Resort; and trails, lakes and public lands on Grand Mesa. Scenic Highways 330 and 65 connect to I-70 for travel toward Grand Junction’s shopping, services, regional airport and more. Find the adventure Colorado offers then return to open pastures, wooded slopes and quiet beneath the mountain skyline.