Directions
Hartsel Springs Ranch is located in the heart of Colorado’s majestic mountain country. The Ranch is comprised of 29,000+ acres located in Park County and encompasses the town of Hartsel.
It extends approximately 3 miles to the north, 6 miles east, 5 miles to the west, then continues approximately 20 miles to the south of the town of Hartsel. Hartsel is 20 miles south of Fairplay, the Park County seat. From Denver, the Ranch is a scenic two-hour drive down U.S. Highway 285; from Colorado Springs you pass Pike’s Peak during a 90-minute drive west along U.S. Highway 24; and from Pueblo, it is a two-hour drive up Interstate 25 and along U.S. Highway 24. Because the Ranch is accessed by Highway 285/Highway 9 from Denver and Highway 24 from Colorado Springs, travelers can avoid the congested I-70 corridor enroute to the Ranch.
From Denver:
Take highway 285 (Hampden) west from Denver to the junction of 285 and 24. Take left on 24 to Hartsel. Turn right immediately after leaving Hartsel into the Hartsel Springs Ranch entrance and follow the road to the white buildings.
or: Drive south on I-25 to Colorado Springs. Turn west on Highway 24 and follow to the town of Hartsel. Right before entering Hartsel you will see the Hartsel Springs Ranch entrance, turn left into the Ranch and follow the road to the white buildings.
From Colorado Springs: Take I-25 to Highway 24 exit. Turn west on Highway 24 and follow to the town of Hartsel. Right before entering Hartsel you will see the Hartsel Springs Ranch entrance, turn left into the Ranch and follow the road to the white buildings.
