12 Colorado Counties Where OFF-GRID Living Is Still 100% LEGAL

Colorado has 64 counties, and most of them will send an inspector before you can pour a foundation. But on the state's own list, 16 counties have no building department at all. Here are 12 of them, from empty prairie counties with one person per square mile to mountain valleys full of solar cabins, with what each county still requires, what it doesn't, and the one catch nobody mentions. Which county would you build in? And if you've built off-grid in Colorado, tell me how it went in the comments below 👇 Subscribe 🔔    / @coloradorevealed   for new videos every few days about the towns, costs and forgotten stories of Colorado! Watch next ▶️    • Don’t Retire in Colorado Until You See The...   Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:39 #12 Cheyenne County 1:07 The rules that apply everywhere in Colorado 3:08 #11 Yuma County 4:20 #10 Crowley County 5:28 #9 Baca County 6:40 #8 Prowers County 7:50 #7 Dolores County 9:12 #6 Mineral County 10:36 #5 Montezuma County 11:57 #4 Custer County 13:22 #3 Delta County 14:51 #2 Costilla County 16:35 #1 Saguache County 18:40 Final thoughts Have a town or county you want us to cover? We got you! SOURCES; Colorado Division of Housing (jurisdictions without building departments), county land use and planning offices, Colorado Division of Water Resources, Colorado State University Extension, and regional news reporting. #colorado #ColoradoRevealed #offgridliving #offgrid