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Keyah Grande Means “Big Country”

Pagosa Springs Local News Staff
February 21, 2021

Keyah Grande’s legacy in Southwest Colorado began in 1984 when Alan and Barbara Sackman purchased this 4,500 acre ranch for their family to enjoy. In 2004, they decided to open the ranch up to guests. Find out about the rich history both on the grounds and inside the Guest House.

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