8,600 acres of private mountain ranch community in Southwest Colorado
The Alpine Lakes Ranch Property Owners Association exists to preserve the natural beauty, agricultural heritage, and property values of our 8,600-acre mountain ranch community located approximately 17 miles south of Pagosa Springs, Colorado.
We manage shared POA infrastructure, including private roads and common property, while coordinating with the independent organizations responsible for domestic and irrigation water services. Our goal is to protect the quiet ranch lifestyle that makes Alpine Lakes Ranch a special place to own property.
The POA is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors elected by property owners. The Board meets regularly to manage community affairs, review budgets, and respond to owner concerns.
Alpine Lakes Ranch is located approximately 17 miles south of Pagosa Springs, Colorado, in the San Juan Mountains.
Board members generally respond within 7–10 business days. Matters requiring Board action may be addressed at the next scheduled Board meeting.
Roads Committee
Oversees road maintenance, snow removal contracts, and capital improvements to the private road network.
Architectural Review Committee
Reviews building permit applications and ensures compliance with community design standards.
Grazing Committee
Administers grazing leases that preserve the agricultural tax status of the Ranch.
The following organizations operate independently of ALRPOA with their own governance, finances, and membership. They are listed here as a courtesy to property owners.
WATCO
Domestic water service for participating properties. WATCO is an independent organization — not an ALRPOA committee. Visit alrwatco.com or see the Water Services page for details.
Alpine Lakes Ditch & Reservoir Company
Manages irrigation water rights, ditch shares, reservoirs, and related water infrastructure. The Ditch Company is governed by its own Board of Directors elected by shareholders.
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Board members generally respond within 7–10 business days. Matters requiring Board action may be addressed at the next scheduled Board meeting.