This remote Colorado compound will have you yelling “Timber!”

The property, aptly christened Tall Timber, sprawls across an impressive 200 acres amid the San Juan National Forest. With no public road access, the retreat is incredibly private. To arrive at the estate, you have to fly in via helicopter or take a private rail car. If you opt for a chopper, you can land on site, then park your ride in a private 10,000-square-foot hangar at the nearby Durango airport. Your pilot can post up there, as well, since it comes with an attached apartment.

Dating back to 1907, the property was once used as a luxury wilderness resort. As such, it has a campus-like feel, with plenty of features that nod back to its history. Think an old-fashioned soda shop and ice-cream parlor, with red-vinyl booths and a jukebox for throwing on some oldies. There’s also a vintage-style barbershop.

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The grounds are equally impressive, offering one of the longest zipline courses in the U.S. and extensive Animas River frontage. Or, if you’d rather admire the landscape from inside, there’s a covered fiberglass pool and hot tub surrounded by windows that look out on all the trees. Fun fact: Given how difficult the property is to access, the pool’s dimensions were limited by railroad clearances.

While you could turn Tall Timber into a hospitality venue or an executive retreat, it can also simply be a private family compound. The 12,000-square-foot main residence is a lodge-style building decked out with stone fireplaces and wood-paneled rooms, plus a fully equipped commercial kitchen. It may need some updating to align with modern tastes, but it has great bones with soaring ceilings and seemingly endless space. Across all the various structures are a whopping 39 bedrooms, 40 full bathrooms, and 13 powder rooms.

Jorge Gomez at Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties holds the $25 million listing.

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