Sanctuary Ranch

Williams Park Ranch

Hayden, Colorado (Routt County)

Consists of 7,320 deeded acres, including 157 irrigated acres
Over 3 miles of creek frontage on Willow Creek and Salt Creek and several intermittent creeks and multiple stock ponds
Home to North America’s largest elk herd with resident and migratory animals
Several park-like settings and canyons rimmed by aspen trees make for the perfect hunting setting
Improvements include a 1,605 sq. ft., 3 bed, 2 bath single-story manager’s/guest home, a metal-framed horse stable with eight stalls and tack room, and an outdoor arena
Property managed for wildlife and livestock operations
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 County Roads 27 and 29
Strategic wildlife wintering range and integral ecosystem for sage grouse
Interspersed with aspen, oak, pine, and rolling grassy areas
An abundance of native forage, plant diversity, and water resources
Optimal multi-species livestock capabilities

Oak Creek, Colorado (Routt County)

One of the last remaining historic ranches within the Upper Yampa River Valley, in the same family ownership for the last 100 years
Located just 20 minutes from downtown Steamboat Springs, yet a world away with privacy and wilderness setting
Well-balanced terrain with rich riparian areas, open hay meadows, mature timber, steep sweeping hillsides and steep mountain draws
Excellent elk hunting and wildlife habitat on thousands of acres situated on Thorpe Mountain
Traditional cattle operation with ability to self-sustain up to 100 cow/calf pair year-round
The region surrounding the ranch is known for its many recreational opportunities, State Parks, vast areas of National Forest, and millions of acres of Wilderness Area

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