Wooded with Access Near Public Land

Land Description

This stunning 4.25 Acre property shows off sweeping views of the Zuni Mountains and the perfect mix of native grasslands, piñon and Ponderosa pines, and mature deciduous trees. These scenic parcels are strategically arranged to maximize space, privacy, tree coverage, and mountainscapes. Build your home or cabin on these pristine New Mexico hills fit for a painting. With no Hoa, HOA fees, or time limit to build, this is your space to dream, escape, or create.

In the openings between the trees, grassy fields showcase wildflowers in the spring and golden waves in the fall. The mix of evergreens provides extra privacy and beauty. Dirt paths make it easy to navigate or add additional access to the property.

Access, Electricity, & Necessities

There is road access on Painted Rock Lane and also access on Rocky Bluff Road.

The property also has electricity approximately 0.4 miles to the northwest on Thunderhill Road.

Cibola County offers endless outdoor adventures and experiences unique to New Mexico. The county prides itself on being “New Mexico True.”

Grants, NM is about 58 miles from the property and has a hospital, healthcare services, groceries, restaurants, and other essentials, including a Walmart Supercenter.

Outdoor Adventures & Hunting

The entire county of Cibola rests on the scenic Colorado Plateau. The expansive plateau is best known for dramatic canyons and mountains near the Continental Divide (about an hour and a half from the property). The plateau region features a breathtaking variety of rugged terrain, rangeland, and mountains, surrounding the ethereal El Mapais Lava Beds in the center.

Hikers, hunters, and nature enthusiasts alike enjoy the unique experiences this fascinating geological county offers.

This property is located in Game Management Unit 12. Hunting is excellent for trophy elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope. Due to the diverse terrain, New Mexico is the only state with free-range hunts on public land for exotic species, including Persian ibex, oryx, and Barbary sheep.

About 38 miles from the property, the 1.9-Million-Acre Cibola National Forest offers additional hunting and fishing opportunities. The forest has guided archery and muzzleloader hunts for trophy bull elk (primitive weapons only).

Cibola National Forest also offers excellent pond, lake, river, and stream fishing opportunities. Drop a line for catfish, sunfish, bass, and crappie in the lakes and ponds. The streams and rivers abound with various trout species, such as brown and rainbow trout. You can also find a few brook and cutthroat trout at higher elevations.

Natural & Historic Sites

El Morro National Monument (Inscription Rock) and Ramah Falls are 30-45 minutes from the property. The ancestral Pueblo sites, hidden water holes, cliff dwellings, and fascinating rock erosions make this area worth the trek. There's more to discover with each visit, and the drive is beautiful.

From the property, you can easily hop onto the Route 66 scenic byway (I-40) via Hwy 53 (Ice Caves Rd.). Route 66 traverses the most breathtaking terrain in the country, providing close-up views of the state's legendary landforms. From Arizona to Texas, take in scenes of red rock buttes, blue-sky prairies, majestic mountain peaks, and historic adobe villages.

This property is near the Continental Divide, which makes up a large, dormant volcanic field. Experience the land of ice and fire at the Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano 30 miles away, where layers of cooled lava created a natural ice box phenomenon. The ice cave never rises above 31 degrees, and layers of ice have been forming here for hundreds of years.

Catch views of Mount Taylor, the highest point and largest dormant Volcano in Cibola National Forest. The Navajo people considered the prominent mountain one of four sacred mountains. Now, hikers enjoy panoramic views on the way to the summit via Gooseberry Spring Trail. The surrounding Zuni Mountains offer miles to hike, bike, and camp in the warmer months and cross-country ski, snowmobile, and snowshoe in the winter.

This tree-studded tract with grassy fields and mountain views won't last long. Secure your beautiful New Mexico property by placing a deposit now.

Property Specifications

Parcel Size: 4.25 Acres M/L

Elevation: 7,440 - 7,460 feet

LANDIO Property ID: Nm_Cibola_00057

Apn: R10625

Legal Description: Jubilee Trails Block 6 Lot 6

Hoa Fee: None

Title: Free & Clear

Conveyance: Warranty Deed

Nearby Towns & Cities

20.7 miles to Ramah, New Mexico : Population 400

58.7 miles to Milan, New Mexico : Population 3,650

58.8 miles to Grants, New Mexico : Population 10,000

63.6 miles to Gallup, New Mexico : Population 22,000

135 miles to Albuquerque, NM : Population 556,000

Nearby Points of Interest

1.1 miles to Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary

17 miles to the El Morro National Monument

22.2 miles to Ramah Reservoir

30.1 miles to the El Malpais National Monument

32.6 miles to the Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano

34.9 miles to Cibola National Forest

81.4 miles to the Bluewater State Park

GPS Coordinates

Northwest Corner: 34.912015701, -108.472223801

Northeast Corner: 34.912198727, -108.470598732

South Corner: 34.910319901, -108.470765919

Center Point: 34.911444, -108.471083

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