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Located at the base of Buckhorn Mountain at 6700' elevation, Buckhorn Gardens is a small, organic vegetable farm 13mi. south of Montrose, Colorado. Our farm is an active part of a 12,000 acre ranch; however, we only manage 3 acres with intensive vegetable gardening.
Directions to Buckhorn Gardens
Buckhorn Mountain Ranch & Gardens is located halfway between Montrose and Ridgway, CO.
From Montrose:
Head 12miles south on highway 550. In Colona, just before the Sinclair gas station, turn left (east) on Buckhorn road. Follow Buckhorn road to the stop sign at the T intersection. Turn right (still Buckhorn road) and go 1.5 miles to the gravel driveway on the right at 71610 Buckhorn road. There is a small sign on the fence that says Buckhorn Mountain Ranch. Follow the gravel driveway a half mile up and you will see the gardens & geodesic grow dome on the left.
 From Ridgway: |
Head north on highway 550. In Colona, just after passing the Sinclair gas station, turn right (east) on Buckhorn road. Follow Buckhorn road to the stop sign at the T intersection. Turn right (still Buckhorn road) and go 1.5 miles to the gravel driveway on the right at 71610 Buckhorn road. There is a small sign on the fence that says Buckhorn Mountain Ranch. Follow the gravel driveway a half mile up and you will see the gardens & geodesic grow dome on the left.
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