Wilderness Ranch is a unique and one of the most desired locations in Northwestern Colorado. Not only is this a great place for your custom mountain getaway, it is the perfect "jumping off point" to the BLM and National Forest public lands bordering Wilderness Ranch.
Wilderness Ranch Board Members have completed the construction of the fence at the forest access parcel between Lot 874 and Lot 824 on Forest Service Rd. Great Job!! Thank you Emily for the pictures.
You will enjoy endless views of some of the most beautiful country the world has to offer. 
Wilderness Ranch Reserve is available to all members in good standing and will provide the privacy you desire in the mountains, as well as immediate access to the vast recreational opportunities that Colorado is famous for. The covenants are written to be favorable to the recreational owner.
Located about 30 miles North and East of Craig, Colorado, Wilderness Ranch consists of approximately 10,000 acres and is located in one of the best recreational areas in the state. Whether you prefer big game hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, snowmobiling, or just enjoying the peace and quiet, you can do it all right out your front door. This is a great place for the whole family to enjoy year after year. There is almost endless room to explore in the nearby Routt National Forest. No matter the time of year, there is always something to do while you are at Wilderness Ranch. Whether it is camping and horseback riding in the spring/summer, chasing trophy Elk, Mule Deer, and Bear in the fall, or snowmobiling and cross-country skiing in the beautiful white powder of winter, you will have a picturesque point to do it from. Regardless of your reasons for wanting to be in the Colorado wilderness, you will love the recreational opportunities in the Wilderness Ranch Subdivision and the surrounding public lands.
The Wilderness Ranch Landowners Annual Fall Meeting is being held on Lot 826, Friday, October 25, 2024 at 6:00 PM. If you haven’t had dinner, chili will be served.
Applications to submit to the architectural committee if you want to build a cabin or other structure on your property are on the website.
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Sid Arola: lives in Craig, Co., has owned his lots since Oct. 2016. He is the owner of Lots 124 through 126. Sid is retired and has served on the board in the past. He helps with the fish delivery project each year.
Bud Bower: lives in Craig, Co., family has owned his lot since subdivision was developed in 1974. He owns lot 807 and has served one term on the board. He is the Co-owner of Bower Brothers Construction in Craig, Co. His top priority keeping WR what it is a great place to spend time with family and friends and helping others in the ranch.
Todd Carlson: lives in Craig, Co., and has owned his lots since Nov. 2010. Owner of lots 587 & 588. He works in the oil and gas industry. Has served as board member and president for the past 4 years. Was instrumental in getting the ranch the current 16,000 gal. water tank for the fire mitigation program in conjunction with our BLM grant absolutely free and worked to get it installed at the ranch. Has helped with the fish delivery project when his work schedule allows.
John Cochran: lives in LaSalle, Co., has owned his lot since Aug. 2019. He is the owner of lot 299. (Little Bend cabin) John has served on the nominating committee and helped with set up and tear down for summer meetings at the ranch. Priorities would be to improve communication with members, add benefits to members such as possible summer trash containers and a pavilion on Lot 250. Continue work on fencing, fish pond stocking, and Co Rd 38 maintenance.
Guy Whitlock: lives in Craig, Co., and has owned his lot since July 2014. He is the owner of lot 538. He has served on the board several different terms, provides the weather station at his lot for members to check the conditions at the ranch, helps with the annual pond stocking, has worked on all of the fence & gate projects at the reserve entrances. Guy helps each year with the annual summer meeting set up and tear down. He is retired from the local power plant.