Western New Mexico mountain acreage off Highway 60, 14 miles northeast of Quemado in Catron County. 11.8 acres with plenty of trees and mountainous terrain. Lot has elevation as well as flat areas for camping/RV stays. Located in the private community of Indian Springs, offering a great place to have a vacation home or hunting cabin. Deer, Elk and other wildlife move through the varied terrain on the property. The community has a common well for short-term visits. Permanent residents who build a home must drill their own well. A LOA (Land Owners Association) fee of $75 is assessed annually to cover road maintenance and is well worth the cost. Roads are kept well maintained and passable. Electric lines run close to the lot and phone is generally available. Contact us to buy this bit of mountain lifestyle in the paradise of the New Mexico wild!

Public hunting in the Gila Wilderness is available to the south. Great hunting and fishing can be found at Quemado Lake, 33 miles to the south. Plenty of riding and hiking trails and sightseeing of abundant wildlife such as elk, deer, pronghorn, jackrabbit.

This property is located in New Mexico’s Game Management Unit 12. GMU 12 claims to have some of the largest Elk present in New Mexico. Mule Deer can also be found in this Unit (Download the GMU 12 Map).

There are general medical and surgical facilities in Grants, 100 miles away. There is a full service hospital 63 miles west in Springerville, Arizona, and a fully staffed clinic in Reserve, New Mexico 68 miles away. There is an ambulance and EMT service in Pie Town.