Lands End Road

With sweeping 360-degree views of the Grand Mesa, the Bookcliffs, and the Uncompaghre Plateau, this 134(+/—) acre parcel is truly a hunter’s oasis. This unspoiled land is situated remotely, and as such, is hospitable to deer, elk, bear, turkey, and mountain lion, which meander through frequently. Structures on the property include two deer stands: one hightower and one enclosed. Vegetation is juniper, sage, and various wildland grasses. Land 134 (+/-) acres of  juniper, sage, and various wildland grasses. Rolling hills with 360 views. Shale and sandstone soils. Improvements 2 hunting stands Recreation Excellent deer hunting with good opportunities for elk, bear, turkeys and the occasional mountain lion. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources none Region & Climate This property rests in the shadow of the Grand Mesa, the world’s tallest flat-top mesa, which accommodates a plethora of recreational activities, including skiing, fishing, camping, hiking. mountain biking, and hunting. The weather here is largely temperate, with four distinct seasons. History The Western Slope of Colorado is renowned for hunting, agriculture, and a history of both. Location Approximately thirty minutes’ drive to Grand Junction city limits.