Stonewall, CO 81091 - Las Animas County

Ranches

Recreational

Hunting

Property ID 22983969

Bonito Canyon Ranch

Bonito Canyon Ranch features a 6,500 square foot, 3 bedroom, 4 bath luxury log home constructed by Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia which is considered by many experts as the most state-of-the-art, high-quality handcrafted log building company in the world. The meticulous attention to detail on display throughout the home is extraordinary. From the tile mosaic entryway depicting two bull elk battling created by world-renowned wildlife artist Chris Lacey to the hand-carved doors and up to 40 diameter western red cedar log beams throughout the home. The home is nicely positioned on the east-central boundary of the 566 acres with excellent trophy elk and mule deer hunting in the renowned Sangre De Cristo mountains of southern Colorado. Bonito Canyon is surrounded by large, world-renowned hunting properties such as Ted Turners Vermejo Park, Hill, Tercio, and nearby Bar NI Ranches and other well-managed trophy hunting properties ensuring the ability to employ excellent resource and game management practices with like-minded neighbors.

Directions

Bonito Canyon Ranch is situated on the eastern flank of the Sangre De Cristo mountain range which is the southernmost subchain of the Rocky Mountains. The eastern slope is generally milder than the west slope with cooler summers and milder winter months. The propertys ideal location is at what is known locally as San Francisco Pass. San Francisco Pass is at the head of both Bonito Canyon and North Fork of the Vermejo River drainage. Bonito Canyon flows to the north and the North Fork of the Vermejo River drainage that flows to the south into New Mexico.

The ranch ranges in elevation from 9,000 to slightly over 10,000 feet in elevation. The land itself is mostly gently sloping, with an ideal mix of ponderosa pine, fir forests, aspen glades, and small mountain meadows. The Culebra range, with its multiple 13K+ foot snow-capped peaks, makes for stunning views as a backdrop only a few miles west of the ranch. There is very little public land in this part of the State, creating an incredible sense of privacy, remoteness, and quietude in a spot that is only 30 minutes from a small town (Stonewall) with grocery and basic services, and 60 minutes from Trinidad, CO, with all services.