411 Castle Mountain Drive

Discover the beauty of Colorado's wilderness with this incredible 36.52-acre property. Just 10 miles from the picturesque town of Red Feather Lakes, this property offers a serene escape with breathtaking mountain views, abundant wildlife, rock outcroppings, access to miles of National Forest and endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Land At 7,500 feet in elevation, you’ll enjoy cool mountain air, stunning sunsets, and an environment perfect for peaceful relaxation or adrenaline pumping recreation. This property comes with no restrictive covenants, giving you the freedom to create your vision, whether it’s building a custom mountain home, setting up an off-grid retreat, or enjoying it just as it is. A well permit has been granted, making it easier to establish water for future structures. There is a small storage shed on site. The Glacier View Road and Recreation Association and North Rim Road Association ensure reliable road maintenance up to the driveway, providing year-round accessibility while still offering a remote, private feel. Nature enthusiasts will love the direct access to national forest land, offering thousands of acres for exploration. Hike scenic trails, fish in nearby lakes and streams, or hunt in some of Colorado’s most abundant wildlife areas. In the winter, the property transforms into a snow-covered wonderland, perfect for snowmobiling, snow shoeing, cross country skiing and other seasonal activities. Camping, stargazing, and soaking up the tranquility of nature are year-round pleasures here. Improvements There is a storage shed on the property that current owners use as a place to bunk. A well permit has been issued and will be included in the sale. Recreation Red Feather Lakes, Colorado, is a picturesque mountain village nestled in the heart of the Roosevelt National Forest, offering a wealth of recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Known for its tranquil setting, the area boasts several pristine lakes, making it an ideal destination for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding. Hiking trails weave through the surrounding forest, providing access to breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and serene picnic spots. For those who enjoy camping, the region features both developed campgrounds and more rustic, dispersed camping options.  In the winter, the landscape transforms into a snowy paradise, perfect for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and cozy retreats.. Whether seeking thrilling adventures or peaceful relaxation, Red Feather Lakes offers a perfect mountain getaway. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Any mineral rights existing will be conveyed with this sale Region & Climate Red Feather Lakes, Colorado, has a mountain climate characterized by mild summers and cold, snowy winters. Summers typically feature warm days with highs in the 70s to 80s °F and cool nights, ideal for outdoor activities. Winters bring significant snowfall and temperatures often dipping below freezing, creating a winter wonderland. Spring and fall are marked by crisp air and fluctuating weather. The area’s elevation and forested surroundings contribute to its clean, refreshing air and scenic beauty year-round. History The Red Feather Lakes and Livermore area in northern Colorado has a rich history shaped by its rugged terrain and natural beauty. Native American tribes, including the Ute and Arapaho, were the region’s first inhabitants, utilizing its abundant wildlife and water resources. In the mid-19th century, settlers arrived, drawn by the Homestead Act and opportunities in ranching, logging, and mining. Livermore, established in the 1860s, became a key ranching community and a hub for travelers heading west. The Livermore Hotel, built in 1874, served as a stagecoach stop and community gathering place. Red Feather Lakes emerged in the early 20th century as part of a visionary plan by entrepreneur Edward J. Foster, who sought to develop a mountain resort. In 1923, the area was officially named “Red Feather Lakes,” inspired by a Sioux princess known for her vibrant feathered headdress. The development included rustic cabins, trails, and recreational lakes, attracting visitors seeking relaxation and outdoor adventures. Today, both Red Feather Lakes and Livermore retain their historical charm while serving as gateways to the Roosevelt National Forest. They are celebrated for their heritage, with historic ranches, community landmarks, and a legacy of conservation and appreciation for the area’s natural splendor. Location Livermore, Colorado, is a small, rural community located about 30 miles northwest of Fort Collins, the nearest city offering a wide range of amenities, including shopping, dining, and healthcare. Fort Collins is also home to Colorado State University and vibrant cultural attractions. The closest major airport is Denver International Airport (DIA), approximately 90 miles to the southeast, providing domestic and international flights. A smaller regional option is the Northern Colorado Regional Airport in Loveland, about 40 miles south, which offers limited services. Nearby towns include Red Feather Lakes, known for outdoor recreation and scenic lakes, and Wellington, a quaint town with basic amenities and a growing community. Livermore itself has a few local services, including a general store and small businesses catering to residents and visitors. For more comprehensive needs, Fort Collins serves as the primary hub, ensuring residents of Livermore enjoy a balance of seclusion and accessibility.