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Mulroy Ranch

Mulroy Ranch is now conserved, forever, thanks to landowners Tom and Colleen Mulroy. The 1,900-acre conservation easement, which is part of the 2,300-acre private property, straddles Eagle and Grand Counties. It includes native sagebrush shrublands, pinyon-juniper woodlands, montane and subalpine forests and riparian corridors nestled between the Gore Range to the south and Gore Canyon to the north. Conserving this property helps to protect the scenic view along the Colorado River Headwaters Scenic Byway. Since purchasing the land, Mr. Mulroy has enhanced the rangeland and wildlife habitat. The property now supports native grasses and important habitat linkages for our region’s threatened wildlife, especially elk and deer.

This collaboration between landowner and land trust will protect and preserve the property’s conservation values, which include wildlife habitat, scenic vistas enjoyed by the public, and productive agricultural lands.

Things to do here:

Historical/agricultural heritage, conservation, wildlife, scenic vistas

Species you may see:

Elk
Black Bear
Mountain Lion
Mule Deer

Photo Gallery

Conservation Easement Signed:
2020

Sustaining Council Level Underwriter:
Available

Lands Protected:
1,900 acres

Conservation Values:
Scenic vistas and open space, wildlife habitat, agricultural lands

Public Access:
Not Permitted
Private

Owner:
Tom and Colleen Mulroy

Click here to get an interactive look at our conserved land portfolio.