The United States of America is without a shadow of a doubt a large country. After all, it houses upwards of 300 million people among fifty states. Among those states is the vast landscapes of Colorado.

Caught in between Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, and Utah, Colorado is a rather overshadowed state within the US. Since it only has one major city with Denver, most of the state consists of countryside landscapes such as plains and mountains. Anyway, did you know that it’s possible to buy land?

Like, not just a house. Actual Colorado acres of land. Why would one want to spend thousands of dollars to own some earth? Right now, I’ll run through a few benefits of buying land, specifically in the state of Colorado.

First off, Colorado’s geography is very diverse. The state consists of rolling plains, high mountains, deep canyons, dry deserts, wet lakes and so much more. As you can expect from a large variety of biomes, Colorado is a visually stunning state.

Sure, California is beautiful too, but do you really think it’s worth catching fire in that burning state just to see some pretty sights? The clear skies look picturesque when combined with the various landscapes, especially when the sun goes down. Of course, pretty sights are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to living in the state of Colorado. I think we all agree that taxes are annoying, as necessary as they are for the government.

Thankfully, Colorado’s tax rate is lower than the national average in the United States. The government won’t tax you as much as they would in other states, which means that you can save up a lot more money in the long term than you would in other states. Colorado is also full of attractions, such as the aforementioned mountains, ski resorts, small yet lively towns and so much more. If you own property within Colorado, attractions like these won’t be far off.

Out of all fifty states, Colorado is ranked seventh place in terms of quality of life, likely due to its stable economy and mix of nature and urban convenience. Colorado citizens tend to be healthier, more active, and more educated than the average American. A life in Colorado appears to be of higher quality than that of other states.

Colorado is just one small state in a large country, but it has a big heart thanks in no small part to its stunning landscapes, exciting attractions, and accessible lifestyle. If you plan on moving to the USA, Colorado isn’t a bad place to live, provided you have the funds to purchase land there.