The Currant Creek 255 Ranch spans 255 +/- deeded acres of diverse high-mountain habitat located within two hours of both Denver and Colorado Springs. The ranch offers unparalleled recreational opportunities for a property of its size, boasting over 1/2 mile of contiguous boundary with nearly 1,000,000 acres of the Pike National Forest. Currant Creek bisects the Eastern edge of the ranch, sub-irrigating its meadows and creating a lush summer habitat enjoyed by wildlife and livestock alike. Modest vertical improvements include a rustic hunting cabin, a storage container and a water well. Moving forward, a new owner could choose to construct their ideal residence atop one of several building sites with spectacular views of the 11,550-foot Thirtynine Mile Mountain. Direct frontage on Colorado Highway 9 ensures year-round access to the ranch and is a priority-plowed road in inclement weather. Sporting opportunities abound on the Currant Creek 255 Ranch. Located in the draw-only Game Management Unit 58, trophy-class Mule Deer as well as Elk and Pronghorn utilize the ranch frequently, and big-game hunting licenses are available on a preferential basis through the Landowner Preference Program. Nearly endless hiking, camping, mountain biking, fishing, boating, off-roading, snowmobiling, and Nordic skiing can all be enjoyed in the adjacent National Forest lands and nearby reservoirs, lakes, and streams. Whether enjoyed as a recreational basecamp or expanded into a part or full-time residence, the Currant Creek 255 Ranch promises all the solitude and adventure of a mountain ranch along with convenient proximity to major metropolitan amenities. Note: Final boundaries are subject to survey. Acreage subject to change.