WCGC Claim Group for Sale — WCGC#3 · WCGC#5 · WCGC#6 · WCGC#7 — Granby, Colorado
WCGC Claim Group — Granby, Colorado
WCGC Placer Claim Group — Granby, Colorado
Four 20‑acre placer claims along a classic Colorado creek corridor in Grand County — a forest setting with road access, recreational prospecting potential, and historic placer context. Purchase the entire 80‑acre package at a group price of $12,000.
Creek‑adjacent placer positions with approachable access
- Situated in the Arapaho National Forest near the Willow Creek drainage — known for classic alluvial morphology and seasonal flow suitable for small‑scale sampling.
- Non‑mechanized recreational prospecting potential (panning, sluicing, highbanking, and 2" class dredge where permitted). Buyer to verify all local regulations before operations.
- Drive‑in access via County Rd 125 → County Hwy 4 → USFS 458 (seasonal). Bring an ATV/UTV for final approach when conditions warrant.
- Ideal package for a family operation, club, or early‑stage testing program looking for an affordable foothold in a proven district.
Grand County placer setting with USFS access
Located near the town of Granby in Grand County, Colorado, these claims sit within a well‑known Rocky Mountain placer environment in the Arapaho National Forest. The creek corridor presents riffles, bends, and gravel bars typical of alluvial concentration zones. Historic activity throughout the greater district supports the exploration thesis; modern buyers should perform independent due diligence and verify current regulations prior to any disturbance.
Access Snapshot
- Primary approach: County Rd 125 → County Hwy 4 → USFS 458
- Parking & staging at pull‑outs; pack‑in for final approach as needed
- Seasonal access; snowpack and weather may affect timing
Operational considerations (for prospective owners)
Sampling Methods
- Hand‑tool sampling, panning, sluicing and portable highbanker setups are typical for initial testing in this setting.
- Where permitted, a 2"‑class suction dredge may be used during open seasons and subject to USFS/State requirements. Always file and obtain any required approvals before operating.
Best Practices
- Keep equipment refueling well away from the stream (~25 ft+) and use spill‑response materials.
- Replace cobbles and boulders as you go; avoid bank undercutting or diversions.
- No chemical processing on site; pack out all waste.
This listing is provided for marketing purposes only and is not a permit to operate. Regulations vary; buyers must verify all details independently.
