29545 Highway 67 Woodland Park, CO 80863

This 51.46-acre property offers a stretch of Colorado wilderness with private access, bordering Pike National Forest on three sides. A creek runs through the land, which spans from ridge to ridge. The property, zoned A-1, features views of Pikes Peak from the top of the property at Eagle Point. Rule Creek runs through the bottom valley area of the property. Wildlife is abundant, including bear, trophy elk, trophy mule deer, moose, coyote, fox, and Ringtail Cat, regularly captured on trail cameras. While the National Forest road is maintained up to the private land entrance, the property remains remote, yet is a 17-minute drive to the conveniences of Woodland Park's town center. The crystal-clear water of Rule Creek contains Brook Trout, and the creek banks are lined with raspberry bushes. The top of the ridge offers a possible building site with large rock outcroppings and unobstructed views of Pikes Peak and the entire property down to the valley. Evidence suggests the property was used for liquor runs during Prohibition, with remnants of old homesteads and two early 1900s cars still present in the valley area. The owners maintain a dirt road through the entire property, including a road to the top of the ridge. Electricity could be tapped via adjacent properties, or solar power would be suitable at the ridge site. The property is currently gated for privacy.