Mills Pond Ranch

Singing Elk Ranch

Yampa, Colorado (Routt County)

Located approximately 10 miles west of Toponas, Colorado
The neighboring National Forest & Wilderness Area provide an array of recreational pursuits and exploration right out the doorstep
Trophy hunting for North America’s largest “White River Elk Herd” right on the ranch and on abounding acres of adjoining Routt National Forest (GMU 26)
A beautiful 3-acre lake provides excellent trout fishing, a camp-out/cook-out area, canoeing, and other water activities
Private alpine setting with proximity to both Steamboat Springs and Vail Valley airports
2-story custom log home with scenic views of the Flat Tops
A solid network of horseback, ATV, mountain biking and snowshoe trails winds through the property and connects to the National Forest for seamless access
The property enjoys a conservation legacy, protected by a Conservation Easement and surrounded by other conserved properties

Hayden, Colorado (Routt County)

Quintessential elk and mule deer habitat
Comprised of 3,300 +/- total acres (2,444+/- deeded, 855 +/- State & BLM)
Property intentionally managed for wildlife and livestock operations
Two miles of Grassy Creek runs through the heart of the property
170 acres of reclaimed-mosaic mining operations compliment wildlife habitat
Exceptional privacy, minutes from the Yampa Valley Regional Airport and Steamboat Springs, CO, and only 1.5 hours from Vail
Convenient year round access from CR 27
Strategic wildlife wintering range and integral ecosystem for sage grouse
Interspersed with aspen, oak, pine, and cottonwood-lined creek bottoms
Abundance of native forage, plant diversity, and water resources
Optimal multi-species livestock capabilities

Hayden, Colorado (Routt County)

Ideal hunting improvements, including a 4,065 sq. ft. LL Bean designed guest lodge and a hand-hewed 1,230 sq. ft. guest home
Excellent big game hunting for elk and mule deer on the ranch and adjoining public lands
Uninterrupted views
1.5 miles of Salt Creek and ponds

Serves as the headquarters for the famed hunting at Cross Mountain Ranch
Nice balance of open pasture and tree hillsides covered in aspen, spruce and fir
Access via county maintained roads
1.75 miles boundary with National Forest with lakes and streams