South Canyon Point Ranch

Resting high on the colorful bluffs of South Canyon Point are these 1,450 acres of tree-covered rolling hills and open meadows, with 18.92-acre ft. of new water rights. Amazing views of the La Sal Mountains to the North and the Abajo Mountains to the Southwest are breathtaking. Church Rock is located to the northwest, just off of the bluffs. Well-maintained San Juan county roads lead to the gated access, and the remoteness from towns and cities gives the property a secluded feel. The ranch has fencing and cross-fencing for cattle grazing. Open grass meadows dissect the tree-covered rolling hills and provide plenty of diverse foliage, which is great for the Mule Deer, Elk, Black Bear, and occasional Mountain Lion in this incredible setting. The property has four new water rights (one for each of its four parcels).

LAND

1450 deeded acres

7,000 elevation

Open meadows and tree-covered ro...

Open meadows and tree-covered rolling hills cover the property

Views from the bluffs allow you to see Abajo & La Sal Mountains

BOUNDARY

State Trust Ground is adjacent to the Southeast corner of the property

Private landowners surround the remaining portion of the property, who are surrounded by BLM property

ACCESS

Maintained County Roads lead to the Southern edge of the property

Posted gates provide year-round access to private roads on the property

INCOME

Cattle grazing

CWMU hunting (new owners can opt out of the program)

Dry farming

CONSERVATION EASEMENTS

735 acres are in the current CRP Program ending in 2030

HOA

NONE

IMPROVEMENTS

Fencing & cross-fencing for cattle management

RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

The property is part of the San Juan/Abajo Mtns. Hunting Unit. Mule Deer, Elk, Bear, Mountain Lion, Coyote, Bobcat, etc., roam the area. Hunting is by permit and can be applied for in the Utah DWR State draw. Landowner tags are possible & must be purchased and applied for via the landowner program. The nearby Abajo & La Sal Mountains have highly sought hunting tags through the State Draw.

The property is currently part of the local (CWMU / Spring Creek Dodge), and tags or monetary benefits are negotiated between the property owner & CWMU Operator.

Monticello Lake, Foy Lake, & Blanding Reservoir offer trout fishing. While the San Juan River offers carp & channel catfish, and Lake Powell is excellent for Striped Bass. Golfing at the Hideout is highly recommended, as it is one of Utah's top-ranked golf courses.

A mere 40 miles drive to the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park and 60 miles to Arches National Park near Moab, Utah. Hiking, biking, trail running, camping, and site seeing are abundant throughout this Four Corner region of the Colorado Plateau. Newspaper Rock Recreation Site is a short drive from Monticello. The Newspaper-rock is covered with petroglyphs.

Church Rock is another area attraction seen from the bluffs of South Canyon Point. The Grist Mill Inn is a renovated old flour mill and a great place to stay. Another incredible hidden treasure in this community is (Line Camp Steakhouse, RV Park, & Hotel). That is if you like authentic Western buildings and great grub.

LOCATION

Monticello is the County Seat of San Juan County, Utah. Moab, Ut is roughly 50 miles north, & Cortez, Colorado, is 60 miles east. Monticello, Utah, is approximately one 1/2 hour from The Four Corners Monument area.

Property showing is by appointment. To schedule a showing, please contact:

"DUKE" Kent D. Boyington

(801-710-0623 cell) Duke@ (801-745-0237 office)

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