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Land North of Hwy 160 is SLVR Units 1-17
Northern portion of San Luis Valley Ranches rises gently as the terrain goes up the side of Mt. Blanca. The parcels in the higher elevations have 1,000 year old Pinon trees. The higher you go, the rockier the roads become, but as you are heading toward the mountain, the view is wonderful and you don't even mind. The Valley view is also wonderful day or night.
FIRE DANGER VERY HIGH IN SOUTHERN COLORADO-- FIRE BAN IN COSTILLA COUNTY
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Land South of Hwy 160 is SLVR Units 20-24
South of Hwy 160 - the parcels tend to be flat
and have less vegetation and wildlife - antelope, coyotes, the occasional lost deer or elk, many types of birds, and yes,
we can't lie, their are snakes everywhere in this area. The road system is gravel but marked fairly well as long as the parcel
you choose is in Unit 20,21,22. Because this are is close to Blanca, Colorado, you can get mail there, supplies, and
eat at Lu's Cafe. There are still wonderful views in
many directions and the parcels are less expensive.
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