Unnamed Rd
Gail, TX 79738

The terrain of the Gold Creek Ranch varies from fairly level to sloping and broken. A small portion of the ranch is level plains country located just above the Caprock Escarpment. The majority of the property descends to the rolling and more broken country below the Caprock.

Two major drainage areas converge on the ranch. Gold Creek enters the property on the far west side and meanders through the ranch in an easterly to northeasterly direction. This desirable spring-fed creek basically heads on the western edge of the ranch. The Colorado River heads just to the west of the property and also runs through the ranch in an easterly direction, merging with Gold Creek near the center of the property. The Colorado River is also spring-fed and offers live water, which is a rarity in this area of Texas.

Several other tributary draws drain to these areas. The more upland portions of the ranch offer a terrain that is fairly level to gently sloping. As the property breaks to these major drainage areas the terrain becomes more broken; however, portions of the creek bottoms are wide, fertile, and productive.

Mesquite is found in moderate to dense canopies throughout the more level portions of the ranch. Cedar is common in the rougher breaks and Caprock Escarpment ridges. The ranch supports a good blend of palatable native grasses and browse.  The grass turf is in overall excellent condition.

Elevations on the ranch range from approximately 2,850’ on the upland plains to around 2,500’ in the creek bottoms.