Pull up to this 1.28-acre lot and the lodgepole pines close in on every side, with cabins tucked along the dirt roads of Loch Lomond Highlands. The land sits well above Idaho Springs near St. Mary's Glacier, with the Arapaho National Forest beginning where the subdivision ends. Once the snow clears, the high country opens to hiking, fishing, and long, unhurried days out at the alpine lakes. This is settled, wooded ground in an established stretch of the neighborhood, ready for the mountain home you have been picturing for years.