Located along the western edge of Wild Horse Mesa, this expansive acreage offers commanding views, strong access, and a setting that captures the wide-open character of Colorado’s San Luis Valley. The property sits approximately three-quarters of a mile from Highway 159, providing convenient access while maintaining a sense of seclusion and space.

The land features fantastic, far-reaching views of towering Blanca Peak, the Sangre De Cristo Mountains, and westward across the San Luis Valley toward Alamosa. A long, elevated ridge runs along the western boundary of the property, creating a dramatic overlook above the valley floor and serving as a natural focal point for the landscape. Rock formations and natural outcroppings add character and visual interest throughout the ridge and surrounding terrain.

Vegetation is typical of the mesa environment, with heavy sage coverage interspersed with piñon pine and juniper, offering both privacy and wildlife habitat. Multiple secluded buildings or camping sites are spread across the property, allowing flexibility for future use while preserving views and natural features. Whether the intent is recreational use, a private retreat, or a long-term building plan, the layout of the land provides several appealing options.

Access is a notable attribute. The property fronts Road N, a maintained roadway, and is further enhanced by numerous established jeep trails that traverse the acreage and provide internal access for recreation, land management, and exploration. Power is available along the roadway, adding convenience for future development plans.

Wildlife is abundant in the area, with elk, mule deer, bear, and other species commonly found throughout the mesa and surrounding public lands. Wild horses are also frequently seen roaming the area, adding to the unique character and appeal of this portion of the San Luis Valley. The property qualifies for a Landowner Preference Program application for hunting tags within GMU 83, offering additional value for qualified buyers interested in hunting opportunities.

Recreation extends well beyond the property boundaries. The location places the land just minutes from nearby ski areas, reservoirs, and large expanses of public land, providing access to hiking, ATV and UTV use, hunting, camping, and general outdoor enjoyment. The open terrain and long sightlines also make the property well-suited for activities such as long-range shooting, where legally permissible.

Water in the area is commonly addressed through water hauling, which is the primary method used by many property owners on Wild Horse Mesa. Private wells are also an option, though well depths in the area are typically reported at 550 feet or deeper. Buyers should verify all water options and requirements through their own due diligence.

This Wild Horse Mesa offering combines strong access, power availability, expansive views, and diverse recreational potential in a location that balances convenience with the wide-open feel of southern Colorado. The property’s ridge-top setting, mountain backdrops, and proximity to public lands make it a compelling option for those seeking space, scenery, and outdoor opportunity.