Greg Liddle

$19,900,000

2,879.92 Acres

Chama, New Mexico, 87575

The Mundy Buck, holder of four world records, is back with the Mundy Ranch! Legacy Mule Deer never die, they just get larger as the story is passed from generation to generation. Not sure how much larger the widest buck ever entered into the Boone and Crocket (49.5 inches) can get, but the story surrounding this incredible +/-2880 acres ranch (Chama, NM) is certainly one for the record book! Land If one looks between Canada and Mexico, it would be very difficult to find a more strikingly beautiful, well-watered, big game mecca than the Mundy Ranch & Mountain Estate!  This incredible, diverse holding, located about 10 minutes south of Chama and about 2 hours north of Santa Fe, New Mexico, could easily star in its very own historic documentary.The terrain varies from a mild +/-7500 ft. to 9000 ft., with staggered benches of Gambel oak and massive Ponderosa pine-lined meadows that step up to stands of sub-alpine aspens.  If water is the gold, then the Mundy Ranch is Ft Knox, with over a dozen bodies of water and several stocked with year-round aerators supporting rainbows up to 5 pounds.  Don’t forget that fly rod!There’s paved highway and front-gate access, along with exclusive mid-ranch access for the Mundy Ranch owner through the neighboring Ticonderoga ranch.The BuckThe Mundy Buck, 300+ inches, holder of four world records, including the widest ever (49.5 inches), longest main frame, largest main frame at 246, and by the water displacement method (Burkett System), number 1 in the world, is back with the ranch as of August 2024!  (See attached story.)  The seller felt the Mundy Buck belonged with the ranch and is proud to convey the buck with the ownership!  There has never been a copy or duplicate made of the Mundy Buck.Improvements Hunters CabinLocated mid-ranch, as to allow one to wake up with the animals, is the total off-grid hunters cabin, complete with indoor plumbing, solar system, and back up generator.  Serviced by propane and solar, the furnished cabin features a brand new solar system, kitchen, a full bath and an outdoor porch with grill.  Providing absolute stealth, located on the edge of a large meadow and several water holes, the Hunters Cabin is perfect for  “s’mores camping experience” for generations to come from grandparents to grandkids.Mundy Mountain EstateMiles of ranch roads access the ranch, allowing for incredible hiking, mountain biking, ATV/UTV and snowmobile riding in the winter months.Years ago, originally split off from the Mundy Ranch, the +/- 3000 acres of the adjacent Ticonderoga Ranch was developed into mountain estates, complete with electric gated access and underground power.  Parcels were as little as 2 acres up to 35 acres. Three of the these mountain estates were  secured by the owner, located about 700 yds. from a private gate accessing midway into the Mundy Ranch, about halfway up the mountain, providing access to the very heart of the ranch, and miles of ranch access roads without interfering with any of the game bedding or feeding areas.Along with the 360 degree views, the recently remodeled +/-4000 sq. ft. Mundy Mountain Estate offers +/-4 bedrooms, 3 baths, a 2 car garage, three-sided decks, granite kitchen with stainless appliances and is mostly furnished.  Road maintenance, including snow removal and electric gate access, is included in the annual HOA dues of +/- $1700.Recreation Located in the prime heart of Big Game Unit 4, documented as one of the highest density elk herds in the country, the Mundy Ranch has experienced very little hunting the last 2 years – only one bull elk harvested as the owner has been too busy to utilize the property.  The ranch is absolutely flush with mature bulls and bucks… All hunting rights covey for 2026.In a recent New Mexico Chapter of the Dallas Safari Club Gala, held in Albuquerque, there were 39 world-class trophy mule deer bucks displayed, called the New Mexico Trophy Wall of Fame. Eleven of those bucks were reported to have come from the Mundy Ranch!The Mundy Ranch has been meticulously managed for trophy big game the last decade, and hardly hunted the last 3 years due to the owners business schedule.  180” to 200” mule deer are seen annually, 300+ bull elk and the ranch manager has reported elk in the 360+ range.The Mundy Ranch has been enrolled into the New Mexico Landowner Incentive Mule Deer tag program. (Normally two late season tags, but always check regs.)  Unit 4 has historically reported 100% draw on regular season landowner mule deer tags, noting the application deadline is mid March each year.  B&C mule deer are seen on the Mundy ranch annually, with Rio Arriba County, NM documenting more entries in the Boone & Crockett Mule Deer Record Book than any county in North America every decade since 1960! THE RANCH RECEIVED 21 LANDOWNER ELK TAGS FOR LAST YEAR, INCLUDING 15 BULL TAGS.  TAGS FOR 2026 WILL CONVEY. The ranch also supports a healthy Merriams turkey population,  black bear (all 4 color phases), blue grouse and small game population, with over-the-counter tags.  If trophy mule deer or mature bull elk are one of your requirements, this area is sought after as one of the most desirable areas in the country, carrying one of the highest elk and mule deer densities as there are NO timber wolves (or plans to release them),  NO winter kill and NO grizzly bears to affect your landowner big game tag allotment.  The ranch has been managed exclusively for trophy mule deer and mature bull elk with habitat improvements such as food plots and feeders.  Two brand new Polaris 1500 Ranger Extremes, Northstar Crew Cabs, will convey with the ranch at closing.FishingWith several of the small lakes and ponds on wind and solar aeration, these trout-stocked ponds carry the trout even through the winter.  Trout up to 5 pounds are stocked in the ponds allowing for an incredible day with family, friends and VIP guests.  Also part of the ranch has full recreational rights to the adjacent +/-3000 acre Ticonderoga Ranch with numerous stocked ponds and the most desirable two miles of Chavez Creek with incredible live-water fishing that easily provides for forty fishing days.Location With G5 jet-capable airport (Pagosa Springs), there’s a hospital, a Walmart and over 30 restaurants an hour away.  Wolf Creek Ski Mountain is +/- 90 minutes and Taos is +/- 2 hours.Turn-key properties such as the historic Mundy Ranch, with over 10 years of trophy mule deer and mature bull elk management in place, complete with a furnished Mountain Estate, the world-record Mundy Buck, along with two brand-new Polaris Ranger Extreme 1500 Northstars, stand unmatched. There’s simply nothing else comparable.Call or email today for more information and your qualified showing,Co brokers welcome.

$14,900,000

1,989.57 Acres

Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico, 87551

Yellowstone in New Mexico! This +/-2000 acres of pristine New Mexico high country, located at the top of coveted Rio Arriba County, is approximately 12 miles south of the Colorado border! With 100% draw on private landowner mule deer, monster pronghorns and a dozen rocky mountain landowner elk tags annually, the ranch is complimented by a mile plus of rainbows and brook trout on BOTH  sides of the Brazos River Bottoms!Land Big Game Unit 4Upon viewing the +/-1989.57 pristine and breathtaking acres bordering both sides of the Brazos River, one could easily conclude that it should belong in a state or national park!  Brazos River Crossing has been in the same family ownership in excess of 20+ years and is NOT encumbered by any conservation easements, bordered exclusively by larger private ranch holdings (no public lands adjoining) and zero public access.  The elevation is +/-10,000 ft., topping out at Brazos Peak at 11,400 ft.  Vegetation is aspen mixed with stands of blue spruce, complimented by native grass meadows.Brazos River Crossing has been solely utilized for private recreation, hosting the same long-term hunting clients for over a decade.  There’s also an active, long-term tenant that seasonally cattle grazes the property which allows for ag tax status and very low taxes.Ranch access is limited in winter months and would require a snowmobile or  tracked vehicles.Improvements While the ranch is not representing improvement value, 2 off-grid cabins making up a fully functional hunting camp and are incredible representations of history, one from the 1800’s and  one from the 1940’s.  One of the cabins has a new roof and a new floor and is used primarily for storage.  Propane gas is driven in.The camp has a solar system and is wired for a back-up generator.  Drinking water is hauled in and water from creek pond is pumped into the house.Recreation Fly Fishing and HuntingIn the past, fly fishing guides that have leased the ranch represented that this stretch of the Brazos River offers some of the finest fly fishing water available.  Period!  There’s an additional +/-1 mile of Farley Creek, an incredible brook/trout fishery, the perfect piece of paradise to soak that elk hair caddis with your favorite 2- weight for a wonderful afternoon delight after filling that morning bull elk tag!The elk breed and birth here, with large herds of resident elk calling the ranch home and the valley literally lit up with bugles starting in mid-August.  The ranch has historically received +/-12 annual landowner elk authorizations, 6 mature bull, 3 archery and 3 antlerless (always check regs).  Rio Arriba County has been the number one producer of B&C entries for Mule Deer every decade since 1960 and Brazos River Crossing holds some timberline bruisers….  The World Record Mundy Buck was harvested within 10 miles.  As long as the landowner applies by mid-March, the mule deer tags have been 100% , as have pronghorn antelope tags.   Surprisingly, the Brazos River Crossing Ranch has historically harvested a few nice antelope bucks annually, mainly with muzzleloader.  The hunting experience on Brazos River Crossing Ranch has been such that in over 10 years, the ranch has never advertised hunts and the return clientele almost 100% .Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The ranch is being conveyed as is, where is (no mineral survey has been conducted) but all solar, mineral (surface & subsurface), timber and wind rights that are owned will convey.History Rare riverfront properties in the west, such as Brazos River Crossing Ranch, are so rare that it’s difficult to believe it exists.  Options are endless, from legacy family ranch ownership set up in a trust for following generations to the incredible corporate or family retreat.  The ranch would be an ideal candidate for Conservation Easement enrollment, an option that is attractive to today’s tax conscious investor.Call or email today for more information and your qualified showing of Brazos River Crossing!Co brokers welcome !

$180,000

31.75 Acres

Lindrith, New Mexico, 87029

Nestled in the heart of Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, and accessed via a county-maintained access road, lies What a View Ranch —a secluded +/-31.75-acre hunter’s paradise. With a private setting, its own well, and on-site power, this property is a rare gem for serious mule deer and elk hunters. Few places can compare to the serenity and game-rich environment found here.Land Surrounded on three sides by a multi-thousand-acre private holding and professionally managed for mule deer and elk, What A View Ranch is picture-perfect for your travel trailer, dream cabin, or barndominium.  Seller will convey a 2025 private landowner cow elk voucher with the sale!Tucked behind a timber pocket, the food plots on this property are already planted and frequently visited by both deer and elk. A productive well pumps into a year-round water trough, carefully maintained to support local wildlife.Recreation You certainly won’t be the first to hunt here –  the hilltop blind is a kiva house, once used by the ancients for their own hunts.Location The ranch is ideally located approximately 100 minutes north of Albuquerque, NM, and just 90 minutes south of Farmington and the world-renowned Quality Waters of the San Juan River!These smaller game-rich properties, especially with power, water and no HOA are almost impossible to find!Call or email today for more information and your qualified showing!

$1,600,000

106.66 Acres

Glenwood, New Mexico, 88039

Discover Deep Creek Ranch, a 106.6-acre haven in Gila National Forest, NM. With rich history, abundant wildlife, and self-sufficient living, it’s a paradise for hunters and nature lovers. Enjoy pristine landscapes and private access to the forest. Located near Alma and Silver City, this New Mexico hunting land offers the ultimate retreat in a stunning natural setting.Land Situated 6 miles deep within the Gila National Forest in BGU 16a. Featuring a live creek lined with massive sycamore and black walnut trees, the ranch provides miles of habitat for setters to pursue coveys of both Gambel’s and Mearns quail.Qualifying for NM Small Ranch E-Plus elk tags, the property has historically drawn a bull elk tag every other year, alternating with a cow elk tag (check regulations). With rich history, abundant wildlife, and self-sufficient living, it’s a paradise for hunters and nature lovers.Improvements This beautifully maintained, approximately 1,500 sq. ft. home offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms—an ideal size that is neither too large nor too small. The residence is truly turn-key, ready for immediate occupancy, and designed for comfortable living. A charming covered front porch invites you to relax, enjoy the scenic views, and observe local wildlife in tranquility.Deep Creek Ranch is completely off-grid and boasts a remarkable history, having provided year-round residence for over 60 years. The property is sustainably powered by solar energy, with brand new, maintenance-free batteries recently installed, and an additional back-up generator for extra security.Modern conveniences are not forgotten, as the home features phone access, reliable cell service, and internet connectivity, ensuring you stay connected while enjoying a self-sufficient lifestyle. In addition there is a 30×60 metal barn to keep any of your toys and vehicles out of the weather.Recreation Trophy Elk, Gambel’s & Mearns Quail, Mule Deer & Coues WhitetailsKnown to produce world record and best-in-class elk, 16a unit-wide bull elk tags have sold recently as high as $25,000!  Both mule deer and Coues Whitetail abound in the area and are OTC for landowners.  Historically a cattle ranch for generations, the seller sold his cattle grazing leases years ago to conservation groups so no grazing currently exists in the Gila National Forest area surrounding the ranch, which has benefited the wildlife tremendously.Merriam’s turkeys and deer are in the creek bottom and around the house daily.  Coveys of quail flow through the headquarters like traffic in Dallas…  The creek flows year-round (most years) dropping to but a trickle during the driest of years…Agriculture With the water available from the wells, it’s possible to have a garden and orchard to help produce your own sustainable living.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The ranch has 3 domestic wells and 3 acre feet of water rights which produce +/- 1M gallons per year.  The wells have never been dry.Region & Climate Alma has a semi-arid climate, characterized by warm summers, cool winters, and generally low humidity.Annual precipitation averages around 12–15 inches, with the majority falling during the summer “monsoon” season (July to September). The rest of the year is relatively dry.Location Silver City is the nearest town with all basic amenities. The distance from Alma, New Mexico to the Grant County Airport (Silver City Airport, airport code SVC) near Silver City, NM is approximately 85 to 90 miles. The trip typically takes about 2 hours.

$949,900

257 Acres

Regina, New Mexico, 87017

Located in the heart of  Rio Arriba County’s Unit 6A, with Over-the-Counter Mule Deer Tags and qualifying for enrollment in the E-Plus Landowner Elk Program, these quality hunting acreages are smaller and almost impossible to find. These parcels are affordable with paved access, rural water and power.  Just +/-90 minutes to Albuquerque International Airport, 20 minutes to Cuba, NM and 3 minutes to the town of Regina.Land The game-filled Regina valley, bordered by the thousands of acres of the Gallina Wilderness on one side and the almost million acres of the Jicarilla Apache Reservations on the other side, harbor one of the densest deer and elk populations in existence.  Approximately 90 minutes to the north is the Quality Waters of the San Juan, one of the best trophy trout fishing experiences in the western United States, not to mention great water fowling as well.   The +/257 surveyed acres of the Wilderness 257 may not last long.Recreation With big game tags nationwide becoming more and more difficult to draw, is it time for you to invest in a beautiful, high-quality landholding while it’s still affordable, and have that freezer filled every year?Agriculture Gorgeous rock formations, hand-hewn homestead log cabins, ponderosa pines, native grass meadows, sage fingers and pinion/juniper hammocks are interspersed with Gambels oak, making great bedding areas.  And, there are a couple ponds that hold water for the game!General Operations More than half the fun is taking advantage of New Mexico’s landowner tag program by managing one’s own land with water enhancements and food plots, while increasing one’s property values.  Be it RV, travel-trailer, cabin or residential home, there are so many choices for picking the most ideal, beautiful and hidden site from the world on the Wilderness 257.History With the stock market going through the roof and gold in the $5000 an ounce range, perhaps diversifying into a solid land investment that pays incredible recreational dividends is worth a look!Call or email today for more info and your qualified showing. Co brokers welcome!

$169,500

35 Acres

Pagosa Springs, Colorado, 81147

Pinion Hills Ranch (Parcels 13, 27 and/or 30) is a master planned ranch community, located 13 miles south of Pagosa Springs, CO on the San Juan River. Developed by sportsman, for sportsmen, it’s one of the few ranchette zoned equestrian subdivisions set up for and encouraging hunting, not just on your +/-35 acre ranch but including a dedicated foot/horse easement into thousands of acres of the adjacent San Juan National Forest.Land If your dream is to invest in southern Colorado land, with direct national forest access, not accessible to the public, and still affordable, look no further.  Pinon Hills Ranch is located on a county maintained road, with private electronic gate access, underground utilities, a guaranteed domestic water well, maintained private roads (including snow removal), very easy restrictive covenants that ensure that the value of your land is protected and preserved for generations to come.  Special privileges for homeowners include hunting, fishing and beautiful land for the highest quality of life.There are 3 parcels that are contiguous and can be sold as individual 35-acre parcels or for a combined 3 parcels for +/- 105 acres (Parcels 13, 27, 30).   The owners picked these parcels because of the incredible 360-degree views, excellent timber and the seasonal creek that would make an excellent pond.  Also, the owners maintain that these parcels hold the most mule deer on the ranch. Underground power can be purchased together or individually.Recreation Non motorized foot and trails surround the entire +/-1500 acre perimeter, as well as deeded access into the San Juan National Forest.  Common areas, including hot springs and stocked ponds, include 12 acres of common picnic area with gazebos on the San Juan River, the perfect place to fly fish or family photos from a day of rafting/tubing (input on the San Juan River 12 miles upstream in Pagosa Springs).  While every parcel in the ranch that built a well hit water at an average of 200’ to 400’, there’s also a common well for owners to enjoy and utilize for a very minimal charge. This unit allows over the counter elk tags for 2 different seasons.Location Pagosa Springs population of +/-8000 residents was picked by Outside Magazine as one of the top 5 best small towns in America.  Pagosa Springs is totally surrounded by 1.8 million acres of the San Juan National Forest, hosts a new hospital, a Walmart, 30+ restaurants, a 27 hole public golf course, a G5/Continental Express Capable airport.  Wolf Creek Pass and Mountain is 35 minutes for your skiing/snowboarding pleasure.  The town of Durango and Durango Mountain Resort is +/- 60 minutes and the Durango Airport offers commercial air with direct flights daily to Denver, Phoenix and Dallas/Ft. Worth.For the asking price of $169,500 per parcel or +/-35 acres you can’t even build the road, let alone run underground power to the Pinion Hills parcels.  Call today for your dream land investment before they are gone!

$169,500

35 Acres

Pagosa Springs, Colorado, 81147

Pinion Hills Ranch (Parcels 13, 27 and/or 30) is a master planned ranch community, located 13 miles south of Pagosa Springs, CO on the San Juan River. Developed by sportsman, for sportsmen, it’s one of the few ranchette zoned equestrian subdivisions set up for and encouraging hunting, not just on your +/-35 acre ranch but including a dedicated foot/horse easement into thousands of acres of the adjacent San Juan National Forest.Land If your dream is to invest in southern Colorado land, with direct national forest access, not accessible to the public, and still affordable, look no further.  Pinon Hills Ranch is located on a county maintained road, with private electronic gate access, underground utilities, a guaranteed domestic water well, maintained private roads (including snow removal), very easy restrictive covenants that ensure that the value of your land is protected and preserved for generations to come.  Special privileges for homeowners include hunting, fishing and beautiful land for the highest quality of life.There are 3 parcels that are contiguous and can be sold as individual 35-acre parcels or for a combined 3 parcels for +/- 105 acres (Parcels 13, 27, 30).   The owners picked these parcels because of the incredible 360-degree views, excellent timber and the seasonal creek that would make an excellent pond.  Also, the owners maintain that these parcels hold the most mule deer on the ranch. Underground power can be purchased together or individually.Recreation Non motorized foot and trails surround the entire +/-1500 acre perimeter, as well as deeded access into the San Juan National Forest.  Common areas, including hot springs and stocked ponds, include 12 acres of common picnic area with gazebos on the San Juan River, the perfect place to fly fish or family photos from a day of rafting/tubing (input on the San Juan River 12 miles upstream in Pagosa Springs).  While every parcel in the ranch that built a well hit water at an average of 200’ to 400’, there’s also a common well for owners to enjoy and utilize for a very minimal charge. This unit allows over the counter elk tags for 2 different seasons.Location Pagosa Springs population of +/-8000 residents was picked by Outside Magazine as one of the top 5 best small towns in America.  Pagosa Springs is totally surrounded by 1.8 million acres of the San Juan National Forest, hosts a new hospital, a Walmart, 30+ restaurants, a 27 hole public golf course, a G5/Continental Express Capable airport.  Wolf Creek Pass and Mountain is 35 minutes for your skiing/snowboarding pleasure.  The town of Durango and Durango Mountain Resort is +/- 60 minutes and the Durango Airport offers commercial air with direct flights daily to Denver, Phoenix and Dallas/Ft. Worth.For the asking price of $169,500 per parcel or +/-35 acres you can’t even build the road, let alone run underground power to the Pinion Hills parcels.  Call today for your dream land investment before they are gone!

$169,500

35 Acres

Pagosa Springs, Colorado, 81147

Pinion Hills Ranch (Parcels 13, 27 and/or 30) is a master planned ranch community, located 13 miles south of Pagosa Springs, CO on the San Juan River. Developed by sportsman, for sportsmen, it’s one of the few ranchette zoned equestrian subdivisions set up for and encouraging hunting, not just on your +/-35 acre ranch but including a dedicated foot/horse easement into thousands of acres of the adjacent San Juan National Forest.Land If your dream is to invest in southern Colorado land, with direct national forest access, not accessible to the public, and still affordable, look no further.  Pinon Hills Ranch is located on a county maintained road, with private electronic gate access, underground utilities, a guaranteed domestic water well, maintained private roads (including snow removal), very easy restrictive covenants that ensure that the value of your land is protected and preserved for generations to come.  Special privileges for homeowners include hunting, fishing and beautiful land for the highest quality of life.There are 3 parcels that are contiguous and can be sold as individual 35-acre parcels or for a combined 3 parcels for +/- 105 acres (Parcels 13, 27, 30).   The owners picked these parcels because of the incredible 360-degree views, excellent timber and the seasonal creek that would make an excellent pond.  Also, the owners maintain that these parcels hold the most mule deer on the ranch. Underground power can be purchased together or individually.Recreation Non motorized foot and trails surround the entire +/-1500 acre perimeter, as well as deeded access into the San Juan National Forest.  Common areas, including hot springs and stocked ponds, include 12 acres of common picnic area with gazebos on the San Juan River, the perfect place to fly fish or family photos from a day of rafting/tubing (input on the San Juan River 12 miles upstream in Pagosa Springs).  While every parcel in the ranch that built a well hit water at an average of 200’ to 400’, there’s also a common well for owners to enjoy and utilize for a very minimal charge. This unit allows over the counter elk tags for 2 different seasons.Location Pagosa Springs population of +/-8000 residents was picked by Outside Magazine as one of the top 5 best small towns in America.  Pagosa Springs is totally surrounded by 1.8 million acres of the San Juan National Forest, hosts a new hospital, a Walmart, 30+ restaurants, a 27 hole public golf course, a G5/Continental Express Capable airport.  Wolf Creek Pass and Mountain is 35 minutes for your skiing/snowboarding pleasure.  The town of Durango and Durango Mountain Resort is +/- 60 minutes and the Durango Airport offers commercial air with direct flights daily to Denver, Phoenix and Dallas/Ft. Worth.For the asking price of $169,500 per parcel or +/-35 acres you can’t even build the road, let alone run underground power to the Pinion Hills parcels.  Call today for your dream land investment before they are gone!

$5,500,000

2,680 Acres

Cebolla, New Mexico, 87518

Encompassing ±2,680 acres, including ±2,200 deeded acres and ±480 acres of State Lease, Cross Canyon Ranch is a historic and well-regarded working and hunting ranch located approximately 13 miles west of Cebolla, New Mexico, with access from Highway 84. Situated in coveted Big Game Unit 51, the ranch received 11 elk authorizations in 2025, with unlimited mule deer authorizations, and features ongoing improvements enhancing its long-term value.Land Encompassing approximately ±2,680 acres—consisting of ±2,200 deeded acres and ±480 acres under State Lease—Cross Canyon Ranch stands as one of the region’s most historic and highly regarded working and hunting ranches. Located roughly 13 miles west of Cebolla, New Mexico, with convenient access from Highway 84, the property lies within the highly sought-after Big Game Unit 51. The ranch has a strong history of wildlife management, having been awarded 11 elk authorizations in 2025, with mule deer authorizations available on an unlimited basis. Cross Canyon Ranch has benefited from numerous recent improvements and continues to undergo thoughtful enhancements, further elevating its operational and recreational value. This offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire a legacy ranch in a premier hunting area of northern New Mexico.The ranch is exceptionally well watered and highly functional. Four wells located on the deeded acreage are supported by an extensive network of water lines and drinkers, historically sustaining approximately 75 cow-calf pairs on a year-round basis. The Rio Cebolla Creek traverses the center of the property, providing reliable, year-round water for both livestock and wildlife, complemented by live creeks and an estimated ±25 natural springs.The Rio Cebolla Canyon extends for approximately two miles within the ranch boundaries before merging into the Chama River Wilderness. The property is further enhanced by direct adjacency to BLM lands, Carson National Forest, and the Chama Wilderness Reserve, effectively offering thousands of additional acres of recreational and grazing opportunities.Ranging in elevation from approximately 6,800 to 7,200 feet, the ranch offers expansive long-range views and a diverse landscape featuring broad meadows—some improved and planted in native grasses—sage flats, oak brush, piñon and juniper, and mature stands of ponderosa pine. A well-developed network of pickup and side-by-side trails provides excellent access throughout the ranch.Improvements The current owner is actively implementing a comprehensive series of projects designed to enhance accessibility, water development, forage production, security, and overall ranch functionality. These improvements are intended to increase both operational efficiency and long-term value and include additional fencing, spring development, road improvements, road closures, vegetation clearing, and planting. Roads are being screened and graveled to provide safer, more reliable access throughout the property.Residential Improvements:The historic log and wood-frame ranch house, encompassing approximately ±3,000 square feet, was originally constructed in 1920 and has been thoughtfully expanded and remodeled over time. Major renovations completed between 2022 and 2025 include approximately 2,000 square feet of updated living space. Positioned just 25 yards from the river, the home overlooks the Rio Cebolla and blends modern comfort with preserved rustic character. Upgrades include new flooring, updated interior finishes, a new metal roof, and additional modern amenities that complement the home’s historic design. The residence offers four bedrooms and two bathrooms and features hand-hewn rafters, propane and wood-burning heat, and full utilities including power, phone, water, and internet. Supporting improvements include a tool shed and additional outbuildings.Secluded and private, the ranch headquarters is set approximately one-half mile into the scenic Rio Cebolla River Canyon, which meanders through the heart of the ranch.Additionally, more than 200 acres have been cleared of brush and planted in native grasses, further enhancing forage capacity and land productivity.Recreation Cross Canyon Ranch provides an exceptional breadth of recreational opportunities both on the property and throughout the surrounding region. This private, end-of-the-road holding is uniquely situated at the junction of the Carson National Forest and the Chama Wilderness Reserve, offering immediate access to vast tracts of protected public land. From the ranch, owners and guests can step directly into the Chama River Canyon to enjoy fly fishing, hiking, big and small game hunting, horseback riding, or ATV exploration across miles of unspoiled terrain.A spring-fed lake located just a few hundred feet from the ranch house has recently been improved and stocked with rainbow trout, creating a valuable on-property fishing amenity. Flowing year-round, the lake provides ideal conditions for sustaining a healthy trout population.With elevations ranging from approximately 6,800 to 7,200 feet, the ranch features expansive long-range views and year-round recreational appeal. The diverse landscape includes large meadows—some cleared and planted in native grasses and shrubs—sage flats, oak brush, piñon and juniper woodlands, and mature stands of ponderosa pine. This varied habitat supports abundant wildlife, including Merriam’s turkey, elk, mule deer, mountain lion, and bear. A well-developed trail system allows convenient access throughout the ranch by pickup truck or ATV.Located in New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Big Game Unit 51 in Rio Arriba County—one of the most sought-after hunting units in the state—the area is known for high elk success rates and is nationally recognized for producing Boone and Crockett–class mule deer. The ranch is enrolled in the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish EPLUS Program and currently receives a total of 11 elk authorizations, including five mature bull, four antlerless, and two either-sex archery tags. Mule deer authorizations are unlimited and available through standard licensing channels. Ranch tags may be designated as unit-wide, providing access to surrounding Wilderness, National Forest, and BLM lands, or ranch-only to fully capitalize on the property’s exceptional habitat.The ranch’s size, open terrain, and limited nearby development create outstanding conditions for stargazing under remarkably dark skies.Beyond the ranch, world-class skiing is available at Purgatory, Wolf Creek, Santa Fe, and Taos. The renowned San Juan River quality waters are approximately 1.5 hours away and offer some of the finest trout fishing in the country, while Navajo Reservoir—less than an hour from the property—provides excellent boating, water sports, and fishing opportunities. The surrounding communities also offer a rich cultural landscape with numerous art museums, galleries, national parks, and monuments, ensuring a diverse array of recreational and lifestyle amenities.Agriculture The ranch is exceptionally well-watered, featuring four wells on the deeded acreage supported by an extensive network of water lines and drinkers, historically sustaining approximately 75 cow-calf pairs year-round. In addition, multiple live creeks and an estimated 25 natural springs provide reliable, year-round water, supporting both livestock and abundant wildlife.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral & Water:To be conveyed to buyer if presently held.General Operations The ranch has a long history as a working cattle operation. The current owner holds a grazing lease with a local rancher, generating $2,000 annually for 50% of the ranch through 2025. In addition, the property’s Big Game hunting authorizations provide an additional source of revenue, enhancing the ranch’s overall income potential.Region & Climate Characterized by abundant sunshine, low humidity, temperature swings between day and night, and a summer-focused precipitation pattern from thunderstorms. Temperatures vary greatly by elevation and time of year, with hot summers, cold winters. The region receives light precipitation, averaging about 12-16 inches annually, with a distinct peak during the summer months due to thunderstorms.  Snow is common during the winter season. History Cross Canyon Ranch is a truly rare and historic property, having had only a handful of owners over the past ±100 years. Holdings of this caliber—bordering thousands of acres of remote, hard-to-access public lands—are increasingly scarce and exceptionally difficult to acquire.The ranch is conveniently located less than 45 minutes from Chama, New Mexico, a town rich in history and home to the famed Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad.For additional information or to schedule a private, qualified showing, please contact us directly. Financial verification is required prior to all showings. Co-brokers are welcome.Location Area communities driving distanceChama NM +/- 1 hours.    Farmington NM+/- 3 hours.    Albuquerque +/- 3 hour’s.    Santa Fe NM +/- 2 hours.   Taos Ski Area +/- 2.5 hours.    Navajo Reservoir and/or Wolf Creek Ski Area +/- 2 hours.    Denver CO +/- 6 hours.    Durango CO +/- 4 hours.   Purgatory Ski Area +/- 3.5 hours.Both Durango and Albuquerque have major airports to serve with both domestic and international flights.

$4,738,500

11 Acres

Angel Fire, New Mexico, 87710

In the very heart of the legendary Angel Fire Valley in Colfax County lies Roadrunner Tours, a beloved, family-run mountain adventure business with 40+ yrs. of proven success. Offering scenic horseback rides, pack trips, hunting drop camps, and winter sleigh rides, this turnkey operation captures the authentic spirit of the New Mexico high country. It’s the kind of place your grandparents could have honeymooned and your guests will never forget.Land Set on +/-11 deeded acres of premier Southwest real estate, Roadrunner Tours occupies an unmatched location on Highway 64 just west of Highway 434. The property enjoys exceptional visibility and accessibility, directly across from the luxurious Angel Fire Resort RV Resort—one of the area’s newest and most upscale destinations.Just minutes away, Angel Fire Resort Ski Area offers a 2,077-foot vertical drop, one of the fastest high-speed quads in the nation, and the largest artificial snowmaking system in the U.S., ensuring a steady flow of visitors throughout the winter season. Nearby, the Angel Fire Golf Club welcomes the public to championship fairways, fine dining, and stunning alpine views.Improvements The +/-11-acre commercial property includes:Office and administrative facilitiesEquipment barns, corrals, and supporting outbuildingsExcellent highway frontage with ample parkingA modern owner’s residence situated above the operation, offering privacy and sweeping valley viewsThe owner’s home spans approximately +/-4,123 sq. ft., featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 half bath, a fireplace, and a wood-burning stove—an inviting retreat overlooking your own thriving business.Recreation Outdoor Lifestyle: From horseback riding to hiking, fishing, and hunting (BGU 52), wagon rides, winter sleigh rides, the area is a year-round playground for outdoor enthusiasts.Skiing: Just minutes away, Angel Fire Resort’s ski mountain features a 2,077-ft vertical drop and world-class facilities.Golf: The Angel Fire Golf Club, open to the public, provides championship golf and fine dining in a spectacular alpine setting.General Operations The BusinessThis long-standing, well-diversified operation includes:Fully turnkey business model+/-25 quality horses, with saddles, bridles, harnesses, pens, and rodeo arenaGuided 1–4 hour horseback rides into the Carson National ForestSeasonal outfitting business and hunting drop campsIconic winter horse-drawn sleigh rides reminiscent of a Hallmark movieNational Forest access lease+/-900-acre private grazing lease near Eagle Nest, NMTwo 4-wheel-drive ranch trucksTwo sleighs and two wagonsWith consistent annual revenues exceeding $500,000, the business demonstrates strong financial performance and impressive growth potential. (Detailed financials, equipment lists, licenses, and permits available with NDA and proof of funds.)Region & Climate Angel Fire has a four-season climate with cold, snowy winters and warm, comfortable summers. Summer highs are in the mid-70s and nighttime lows in the 40s.  Winters with significant snowfall, averaging around 120 inches annually. Autumn is noted for being crisp and dry, with beautiful fall colors.Angel Fire is located in southwestern Colfax County.  The Angel Fire Resort is on the east side of the valley, with a base elevation of 8,600 feet.  Agua Fria Peak, with a summit elevation of 11,078 feet, rises to the southeast of the ski area.Air service is available via Angel Fire Airport, less than 2 miles to the ranch.  Taos Airport is +/- 23 miles, Santa Fe Airport is +/- 100 miles and Albuquerque International Airport is +/- 157 miles.History An Exceptional OpportunityRoadrunner Tours offers a rare opportunity to acquire both a thriving Northern New Mexico business and the premium real estate it operates on—all in one of the most scenic valleys in North America. Surrounded by world-class recreation, luxury amenities, and year-round tourism, this property is the ultimate lifestyle investment, blending income, adventure, and legacy.Co-brokers welcome.Contact us today for additional information or to schedule your qualified private tour.Location The Enchanted CirclePerfectly positioned within Northern New Mexico’s famed Enchanted Circle, the property sits just 17 miles from Taos, 35 minutes from Red River, and about two hours from Santa Fe. This world-renowned scenic loop draws visitors from across the country to experience its mountain charm, recreation, and breathtaking landscapes.

$4,650,000

96 Acres

Apache Creek, New Mexico, 87820

The Hines Ranch Retreat is a magical property in western New Mexico. Sleeping approximately 40 (4 homes and 4 cabins), with a full commercial diner, soda fountain & pizza oven on +/-96 acres with 3.75 acre water rights, spring-fed water, and an agriculture well. There's a 20-acre meadow with a 0.5-acre pond stocked with trophy fish and a minnow pond supplied by a spring-fed waterfall surrounded by diverse vegetation creating a wildlife haven.Land With nearly +/-100 acres there is plenty of room to spread out and have fun on the 20 acre meadow with three ponds. With the driveway being right off the pavement you can’t beat the accessibility of this parcel.  With waterfall features, a live spring, ponds and an intermittent creek this land has a diversity of plants and wildlife that can’t be matched. You have your own riding trails within the property and access to thousands of miles of trails right out your front door.Improvements Nestled in the mountains, this extraordinary retreat comprises eleven charming buildings arranged looking towards a spring-fed private pond, fully stocked with trophy bluegill, crappie and bass, offering the perfect opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy leisurely afternoons casting lines. The scenery turns to magic in the evenings and with a full spectrum of antique lights to light the pathways your gatherings will be perfect outdoors as the sun sets. Whether you’re looking for a private escape or a gathering place for family and friends, this retreat provides ample space and amenities to accommodate a range of activities.Just a short 65 yards from the pavement you will cross through the beautiful one-of-a-kind log entry and then cross the Apache creek and within another 100 yards will come upon the large 20 acre meadow with a half acre pond in the center with 2 homes on the left and a diner, 2 homes, a shop/barn and a cabin complex on your right.On your furthest left is the ranch house. This beautiful log exterior ranch-style home, is approximately 2400 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths w/shower & 1 bathroom w/tub. It also includes a full kitchen & dining, large living room with wood stove and a mudroom with washer and dryer. The huge front porch looks directly towards the pond. With a garden area and chicken coop nearby this is the perfect spot to become one with nature surrounded by giant oak trees.Immediately to the left is the White House – Square log built, open floor plan with a kitchen 2 bedroom, bath w/shower, with a large loft on either end of the large open living area. At approximately 1725 square feet it also includes a large utility/mud room with washer and dryer. Three sides are wrapped with a covered patio deck.Immediately to your right is the diner with a huge porch out front overlooking the pond and the large 20 acre meadow. Step inside to enjoy a soda from the soda fountain while waiting on a meal prepared in the pizza oven or commercial kitchen.  The 1600 square feet of space also includes a barber shop, full bathroom and an entertainment area with projector screen.Next door to the right is the John Deere home.  This is a multistory cabin-style home encompassing three levels. It includes a greenhouse, a large storage room and 2 bedrooms on the main level.  Go upstairs to find a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom w/ shower.   One more level you find the rest of the 2665 square feet in a small loft, living area and a walk out balcony with the best birds eye view on the entire property.To the left of the John Deere is the stone home.  This stone face, 360 degree home with a total wrap around covered patio is a 1200 square foot 2 bedroom 2 bathroom with appliances, a wood burning fireplace, on demand hot water heater and central heat and air. The view of the giant oaks and pond from the front windows and porch are unmatched beauty.Behind the John Deere home is the fully insulated drive thru 70X40 metal red shop/barn.  It comes with plenty of space for your toys and the equipment needed to keep these beautiful grounds in tip-top shape.Just out of sight and behind the barn is the cabin stays complex (4 cabins) with separate mens & womens bathrooms w/showers.  Each cabin is 160 square feet, insulated and beautifully done with tongue and groove pine interior and sleeps 4.No need to worry about the property when you’re not there.  The property has 18 video surveillance cameras with remote phone access. Need to water the grass, no worries there either with the ability to turn on the sprinkler system from your phone as well. The owner has done a tremendous job with upkeep and incorporating modern technology to make it as easy as possible.Recreation The property is currently enrolled in the E plus program and has historically received tags. (The future of the tags depends on the continued enrollment, continued habitat improvement and availability of the program).  The Gila National Forest is known for its healthy population of elk, particularly in the North and South Gila areas. The diverse terrain, which includes meadows, forests, and mountainous regions, provides excellent habitats for elk.Gila National Forest offers a diverse range of outdoor recreational opportunities set against a stunning backdrop of rugged mountains, deep canyons, and expansive wilderness. Here are some highlights: 1. Hiking and Backpacking  2. Camping  3. Fishing  4. Wildlife Watching  5. Caving  6. Horseback Riding  7. Scenic DrivesWater/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources This property does have water rights associated with springs and wells, which will convey with the property.General Operations Property could be used as a rental property to either corporations and businesses for retreats or to families for vacations to generate income when not in use by the owner.Region & Climate Apache Creek, New Mexico, experiences a diverse climate that is influenced by its elevation and geographical features.Apache Creek experiences varied precipitation throughout the year. The peak rainy months are usually July and August due to the monsoon season, while late spring and fall can also bring sporadic rain. The elevation of Apache Creek, at approximately 6,500 feet, contributes to cooler temperatures year-round compared to lower elevations in New Mexico. The area enjoys a good amount of sunshine, particularly in the summer months.Location Amenities can be sought in Reserve NM about 20 miles away, Springerville AZ about 75 miles away and Silver City, NM about 110 miles away.Here are some of the closest airports:Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)-Located about 200 miles north of Apache Creek, is the primary airport for New Mexico, providing numerous flight options and services.  El Paso International Airport (ELP)-Approximately 250 miles south of Apache Creek has a wider range of domestic and international flights.   Springerville Municipal Airport about 75 miles away provides a convenient option for aviators traveling to and from the White Mountains region of Arizona.   Grant County Airport (SVC)-Located in Silver City, about 110 miles southeast of Apache Creek, this small regional airport offers limited commercial flights.  It’s a convenient option for general aviation and some regional connections.