Imagine arriving at your own 22.7 acres in the Tarryall Valley, setting up camp among the aspens, and ending the day on the hilltop overlooking Tarryall River. Located between Tarryall Reservoir and Twin Eagles on County Road 77, the property borders Pike National Forest, with thousands of acres of public land beyond your property line. There’s plenty to explore without ever leaving your land. Grassy open areas give way to rock outcroppings, an aspen grove, and stands of pine. Fencing runs along most of the lot lines. Down below, the Tarryall River runs through the valley framed by the granite formations of the Tarryall Mountains. An original 1930s cabin sits at the top of the property. It is not currently livable, but it adds a piece of history to a setting you can make your own. Power and a permitted well are already in place, and the hilltop is a beautiful spot to build a future home. Bring your camping gear and make this your base camp for days outdoors. Explore the trails of Lost Park Wilderness, or spend an afternoon at Tarryall Reservoir for world class fishing. Then come back to your own stretch of the valley and watch the evening light settle over the hills.