Twin Spruce 120 is a private mountain retreat in the timbered foothills near Coal Creek. This parcel is covered in lodgepole pine, spruce, fir, and aspen groves, with a north- and northwest-facing slope that offers great privacy, beautiful mountain views, and strong wildlife habitat.There are heavily used game trails throughout, abundant forage, and a wallow that is frequented by the elk and deer.
There is a granted easement to the property, through the neighboring property. The property is accessed via deeded easement from Twin Spruce Road. The property offers exceptional opportunities for hiking, camping, hunting, and wildlife viewing. With 120 acres of private mountain terrain, you'll have ample space to enjoy the peace and seclusion of Colorado's high country.
Located in Game Management Unit 38, Twin Spruce is home to elk, mule deer, and seasonal black bear and turkey. For 2026, Colorado GMU 38 offers resident over-the-counter either-sex archery elk tags, which means you can chase bulls on the property this September.
Coal Creek, Colorado has a cool mountain-foothills climate characterized by four distinct seasons, relatively low humidity, and significant day-to-night temperature swings due to its elevation. Winters are cold and snowy, with temperatures often falling below freezing and regular snowfall from late fall through early spring.
Summers are generally mild and pleasant, with warm afternoons and cool evening, and only occasional days exceeding 80 degrees F From Highway 93 , it's just a short 15 minute drive up Coal Creek Canyon to Twin Spruce Road. Under 30 minutes to Central Boulder, and 45 minutes to Downtown Denver.
