Courtesy: Hayden Outdoors LLC
970-674-1990
This 35-acre lot in the Skull Creek Subdivision offers a serene setting with varied terrain and scenic views. Located near BLM land, it provides a perfect opportunity for building a secluded home or cabin. With its proximity to recreational attractions, it's an ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled within the Skull Creek Subdivision, this expansive 35-acre vacant lot offers a world of possibilities. Accessible via County Road 95, the property features mostly flat terrain adorned with dense cedars, sagebrush, and an open meadow-like area. The land gently slopes down to deep draws on the bordering BLM land, including the renowned Skull Creek Wildlife Study Area, providing access to thousands of acres for endless outdoor recreation. Whether you envision building a home, cabin, or a secluded getaway, this lot is surrounded by towering mountains and scenic canyons, offering breathtaking views and a perfect canvas for your dream property. This property is ideally situated within easy reach of an array of historical and recreational attractions, all within a 2-hour drive. Just over an hour away, you'll find Sandwash Basin, renowned for its sizable herd of wild horses and as a favorite spot for OHV enthusiasts. Browns Park, with its rich historical significance in northwest Colorado, is also about 2 hours away. Along the way, don't miss the stunning Gates of Lodore, Irish Canyon, and Vermillion Falls, all within a short drive. For those looking to explore waterways, the Green River and Yampa River are perfect for a relaxing float on hot summer days, offering excellent fishing opportunities as they wind through the Dinosaur National Monument. The monument itself, known for its unique history, is located less than an hour from the property, though travel times may vary depending on which entrance you choose. In addition to the incredible nearby attractions, the property borders vast BLM lands, providing easy access to endless outdoor exploration. Located within GMU 10, the area is also home to trophy-quality elk and deer. While big-game hunting opportunities are limited in this restricted-entry unit, the area offers incredible wildlife and outdoor experiences for those seeking adventure. Vernal, Utah, is just over an hour to the west and is considered the gateway to the Uintah Basin. The town also provides various amenities and services, making it a convenient spot for supplies and relaxation after a day of adventure. Located just under an hour and a half to the east, Craig offers a range of services, shops, and restaurants, along with access to outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, and hiking in the nearby wilderness areas. A short, 40 minute drive west brings you to the town of Dinosaur where visitors can explore hiking trails, scenic viewpoints, and learn about the area's prehistoric past. Rangely is also just under one hour south of the property, offering another option for amenities and attractions. For those in need of air travel, Yampa Valley Regional Airport offers commercial flights and is just under two hours east of the property in the town of Hayden. Vernal Regional Airport is also a convenient gateway for travel to and from the area.
This investor's opportunity is ready to go. A .60-acre lot right in the town of Dinosaur, CO, it has everything you need to get your creativity fired up. It's 1 parcel with 3 separate lots! Already on the property is 4 water taps, and 3 sewer taps and electricity, turn this property into a large single-family lot or start your own multifamily project. It's up to you! The outdoor activities here are endless. Priced to sell!
Courtesy: Sharper Colorado Homes LLC
Betsy Sharpe
303-949-4687
Well now, partner, if you're lookin' to stake your claim in the wild beauty of the West, gather 'round and listen close… Up for grabs is a mighty fine piece of real estate right in the heart of Dinosaur, Colorado — where the elk roam free, the skies stretch wide, and opportunity rides tall in the saddle. We’re talkin’ .32 acres of dual-zoned land — commercial and residential — meanin’ you can hang your hat and hang your shingle. Whether you’re dreamin’ of a saloon-style storefront, a guide outpost, or a rough-and-ready homestead, this here parcel’s got the bones for buildin’. And let me tell you about the garage — it ain’t no rickety old shack. It’s a large, solid-built structure fit for a blacksmith, mechanic, or a hunter with more gear than sense. You got toys? You got tools? You got a side business in fixin’ stagecoaches or modern-day steel horses? This place’ll hold it all. Step outside and you’re lookin’ at prime elk country. That’s right — whether you hunt for sport or just appreciate the view, you’re sittin’ pretty near some of the best wildlife in the Rockies. And if that ain’t enough to tickle your spurs, this gem sits just a stone’s throw from Dinosaur National Monument — a legendary land of prehistoric giants and untamed wilderness. The foot traffic alone could keep your business busier than a poker table on pay night. So don’t dilly-dally, friend. Opportunities like this don’t come ‘round often. This ain’t just land — it’s a lifestyle, a frontier, a shot at somethin’ real. Call for details and make an deal that’d make Wyatt Earp raise an eyebrow. Contact Betsy Sharpe Come on now… saddle up and claim your piece of the Old West — before someone else does.
Andrea Conner, Colorado License # ER.100067447, Xome Inc., License #EC100044283, [email protected], 844-400-9663, 750 State Highway 121 Bypass, Suite 100, Lewisville, TX 75067
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Dinosaur is located in Colorado. Dinosaur, Colorado has a population of 129. Dinosaur is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 9.68% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.06%.
The median household income in Dinosaur, Colorado is $53,125. The median household income for the surrounding county is $58,583 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Dinosaur is 38.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 11.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 12.1 inches per year, with 44.9 inches of snow per year.
