Highlighted by stunning mountain scenery and prime big game habitat, 516± acre Gore Range Ranch lies on the east flank of the Gore Mountain Range in western Grand County. From its elevated position about 1,800 feet above the valley floor, the ranch showcases outstanding river valley and mountain range views in every direction. Scenic panoramas of the surrounding mountain ranges include Rocky Mountain National Park and the Indian Peaks Range to the east, the Rabbit Ears Range to the north, and the Gore Range to the south and west. The mosaic of forested areas and open hillsides results in prime habitat for elk and mule deer. The ranch borders BLM land to the west, which subsequently borders and provides access to Routt National Forest as well as State Wildlife Area lands. Gore Range Ranch features a mix of aspen and conifer forests, balanced by open areas which enable the incredible views. Whether or not the future owner builds a home, they will enjoy full access to the exceptional amenities of the surrounding Grand River Ranch, including fly fishing for trout on 1.5 miles of enhanced tailwater stream, boating and fishing on a 24-acre reservoir, sporting clays, rifle range, equestrian center and luxurious accommodations at the ranch lodge and three cabins. The ranch is well-located in the heart of Colorado ski country – 60 to 90 minutes from seven major ski resorts – Steamboat, Winter Park, Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone and Copper Mountain. Kremmling, a ranching and recreation-oriented mountain town situated at the confluence of the Colorado and Blue Rivers, is less than 10 minutes away. With around 1,500 residents, Kremmling is supported by most services, including a grocery, hardware store, restaurants, gas stations, hospital and jet strip. The more developed areas of Summit County and I-70 are just under an hour from the property, and the Denver metropolitan area is less than two hours.