12867 &16318 Mineral Surveys, Leadville, CO 80461 - Lake County

Undeveloped

Property ID 12118423

7309049 - Own a Mountain Top

7309049 Looking to own a mountain top with jaw dropping views? This 141 acres is perched above Twin Lakes, Colorado, overlooking Twin Lakes Reservoir, Mount Elbert Forebay, and one of the largest aspen groves in the state. Offered as one sale, these 14 mining claims nestled within the San Isabel National Forest are the perfect getaway for those wanting a remote property where youll be undisturbed, but able to take in jaw dropping views. Hunters: located near the middle of Game Management Unit 48. Hikers: varied terrain with a small spring. OHVs: seasonal motorized access (July 1 November 30) with snowshoeing and tracked vehicles allowed the remainder of the year (snowmobiles require minimum 6-8 of snow). Access is via Forest Service Road 125C (Note: access via Forest Service Roads is never perpetually guaranteed). Approximately a 45 minute 4 wheel drive excursion from Highway 82. Large contiguous tracts dont come along everyday, this might be the one for you!

Property At A Glance:

141.30 Acres

14 Mining Claims

Mineral Rights

Overlooks Twin Lakes, CO

Nestled Within the San Isabel National Forest

One of the Largest Aspen Groves in the State

62AF Agricult. Forestry Zoning

Undeveloped Land

Boarders National Forest

2020 Taxes:$3,424

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Use OnX Hunt or other mapping software to know when you're on the actual property. From the intersection of US Highway 24 and Colorado Highway 82 turn west towards the town of Twin Lakes. Continue 4 miles on Hwy 82 to Lake County Road 24 (paved turnoff to Lakeview Campground) and turn north/right onto LCR24. Stop and set your trip mileage counter. Pass the Lakeview Campground (1 mile in) and continue to the lower South Elbert Trailhead (1.3 miles in). Immediately after that is Forest Road 125B on your left. Take that 4x4 road, cross a creek (2.7 miles in), drive past the South Elbert upper Trailhead parking lot (3.1 miles in) where you'll see a CO Trail sign on your left. Stay left onto road 125C which will narrow and head uphill. Cross through a gate (3.7 miles in). Recommend parking along switchback (4.4 miles in) and hiking up the road to the lower mine site the first time you go up there.