Nestled on the outskirts of the picturesque town of Gunnison, amidst the breathtaking landscape along Highway 144, known as the Cochetopa or North Pass, sit two exclusive and patented Lode mining claims - the Little Boy and Mayflower Claims. These adjoining parcels offer a unique opportunity for solitude and adventure, as they are encompassed by vast expanses of BLM land on all sides with recreation in every direction.
Land
Create your ideal retreat where wildlife roam freely and echoes of the historic western ore rush still linger. Breathe in the fresh air at 9500 as you gaze out over the picturesque landscape of the Cochetopa hills with 360 degree views . Whether you seek a tranquil escape or an exploration of the region’s rich mining heritage, these claims provide an unparalleled setting for your getaway camp.
Recreation
From the moment you enter the picturesque byway of the Cochetopa pass, you’ll find recreation in every direction. The claims are just a stone’s throw away from the Cochetopa Creek, a fly fisherman’s dream stream loaded with Brown, Rainbow and Brook Trout. The Dome Lakes, rumored to quite possibly hold the Colorado State Record Tiger Trout, is just a short drive away and also features a state wildlife area with outstanding waterfowl hunting. The property is situated in GMU 67 with high success rate on high quality rams, bucks and bulls.
Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources
This is a Lode claim were all mineral rights associated with the Lode will be conveyed to the new owner.
Location
Situated in the Cochetopa hills, and close to Hwy 114, these claims are accessed by foot through BLM land across Cochetopa Creek or two track and cross country road that will require a high clearance 44 to travers Long Gulch to Bead Creek Road.