Evans Ridge Ranch is one of the few remaining private holdings in a landscape defined by conservation and exclusivity, with convenient access to the Denver Metro Area. The ranch encompasses 643 acres, with historical provenance dating back to Colorado’s second territorial governor, John Evans. Set beneath Mt. Blue Sky and Vance Peak, the property ranges from 8,500 to 9,800 feet in elevation. It features classic alpine terrain—timbered ridges, open meadows, rugged draws, and the year-round waters of Corral Creek, which attract elk, deer, moose, and other native wildlife. A conservation easement protects the land while generously allowing for three additional residential sites. A rustic cabin and idyllic barn sit in an aspen-ringed meadow, offering a glimpse into the ranch’s early use and longstanding stewardship. Surrounded by protected lands, end-of-the-road privacy, and adjacent to the exclusive Evans Ranch and National Forest, this is a secluded retreat, with private access, in one of the most storied and conservation-minded corners of Colorado’s Front Range, just minutes from Evergreen and about an hour from Denver. Evans Ridge Ranch is listed in conjunction with the Upper Bear Headwaters Ranch. The properties are offered for sale individually, although they are currently owned and managed together.