On both sides of a county road, 167 acres of Colorado high country unfold in broad meadows, pine hillsides, granite outcrops and ridges with views to far horizons. Rolling ground shifts from grassy bottoms to timbered gullies and rocky bluffs, creating wildlife corridors and room to roam for hours without leaving your land. Panoramic ridgelines offer sightlines for trails or improvements, while level shelves suggest intuitive camp or future build sites. Sunlit aspects and varied exposures support smart siting. Game trails and fresh sign highlight strong wildlife presence, and the shared BLM boundary opens direct access to more wild country for hiking, glassing and lawful pursuit. This combined acreage qualifies for up to four domestic wells and eight dwellings, with forested rises for privacy and wind shelter as open swales link meadow to timber. Topography and acreage create land that reads clearly and functions well, with sheltered drainages and high points that guide planning. Gentle approaches allow practical road layouts and access across seasons. Walk the high ground, follow the ravines, survey the meadows at first light, and feel the land connect from valley floor to sky. Seasonal color brings continual change, from spring wildflowers and bright summer grass to golden fall slopes and crisp winter outlines. Despite the open feel, the town of Guffey is minutes away with a K-8 charter school, library, post office, market and eateries, adding a welcome touch of community. Centrally off paved Highway 9, access is reliable year-round, placing you within reach of skiing, rafting, fishing, hiking and public lands. Canon City lies south for added services, while Salida and Breckenridge are about an hour and a half away for resort and recreation. Whether you imagine a private retreat, a hunting base, or a ranch with livestock and gardens, this 167-acre beauty provides both canvas and setting in an enduring piece of the central Rockies!