5404 Silver Creek Trail
Georgetown, CO 80444
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- ~5 acre lot
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Secluded in the heart of the gold rush mountains, The Pineo Claim over looks the I-70 corridor just before historic Georgetown. This seasonal access claim will allow you to camp and prospect for gold and other minerals as you relax in the peace and quietness of the rocky mountains. With views of the divide and James Peak, natures art work will take your breath away. property is accessible form the silver creek trail frontage road parking lot. The silver creek trail is a old railway that has been converted to a hiking and biking trail. Very easy to navigate. Property is located 200 feet from the trail. Its a 30 minute hike to the property. Buyer responsible for all surveys and due diligence. Please bring all offers.
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Last updated May 2, 2024
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MLS# 2500034 —
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