- Property Types: Land, Patented Mining Claims
- State: Colorado
- County: Hinsdale County
- City: Capital City
- Price: $32,500
- Total Acreage: 10.28
- Property ID: Maple Grove lode
- Property Address: County Road 2, Capital City, CO
- APN: Miner1602
- GPS: 37.961354526046, -107.52630088685
- Roads: none must hike
- Taxes: $82
- Seller Fees: 125
Owner financing available
Patented Mining Claim on the Mountain above Henson Creek
- SIZE: 10.28 +/- ac
- APN#: Miner 1602
- LEGAL DESCRIPTION: MAPLE GROVE LODE CLAIM, USMS NO 718A, 10.33 ACRES T43N, R6W GALENA MINING DISTRICT
- STATE: Colorado
- COUNTY: Hinsdale
- GENERAL LOCATION: south of County Road 2 and Henson Creek
- GPS(approx.): NW: 37.962509 , -107.529178 ; NE: 37.963272 , -107.524142 ; SE: 37.962556 , -107.523948 ; SW: 37.968958 , -107.522905
- GENERAL ELEVATION: approx. 11,800'-12,200'. Gully through property.
- GENERAL INFORMATION: High Altitude property. Trees and scrub. Below the Maple Grove Mill Site Above the Dick Dawson patented mining claim.
- TYPE OF TERRAIN: Mountainous.
- ZONING: mining
- POWER: no
- PHONE: no
- WATER: no
- SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.
- ROADS: no road. Must hike or pack in
- PROPERTY TAX: approx. $82 a year
- CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $125
- TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none
- ASSOCIATION DUES: NONE
- TITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear
- If/when more info becomes available we will update listing
FINANCING INFO and PURCHASE INFO
San Juan Mountains info wikipedia
The San Juan Mountain Range, located in the southern part of the Colorado Rockies, boasts jagged volcanic peaks, aquamarine alpine lakes, mineral-rich rocks, and cascading waterfalls, making it one of the most diverse and stunning terrains in the country.
Covering 12,000 square miles, the San Juans offer plenty to explore. Straddling the Continental Divide, this range features rugged volcanic summits, with 13 peaks towering over 14,000 feet. These mountains formed when two continental plates collided, pushing through the Earth's crust.
This breathtaking range includes some of the most rugged and dramatic peaks in the U.S., with 28 summits above 9,000 feet and 13 over 14,000 feet, totaling 653 named mountains.
