A 160+/- acres of high-desert country New Mexico, where piñon and juniper give way to majestic volcanic rock and vast landscapes, all within one mile of Grants, city limits, this property offer close proximity to amenities with the feel of seclusion all in on package. The elk and mule deer hunting opportunities on this property make it a rare find. Features and the horizon runs uninterrupted in every direction. At roughly [6,800] feet, this land sits in the transition zone that makes this part of Cibola County so distinctive — cool summer nights, four real seasons, and light that photographers drive hours for.

The parcel offers a place to build your dream home, or for your mountain retreat. Views of the Zuni Mountains to the west, the El Malpais lava fields to the south and the protruding Mount Taylor to the northeast, offering a spectrum of scenic diversity.

A spring on the property produces water that is stored in a storage tank and transferred to a drinker for wildlife and cattle. Rocky Mountain elk and mule deer frequent the water source. Off the west slope of a spectacular mesa, ridge lines offer great glassing locations. The nearby Cibola National Forest and BLM lands offer the added benefits to enjoy thousands of public land acres for outdoor recreation including hunting, hiking, biking, horseback riding wildlife watching, camping and OHV riding to name a few.

Nestled within Game Management Unit 9, this property may be eligible to participate for Secondary Management Landowner Elk Authorizations through the Elk private landowner user system (EPLUS) program. The New Mexico Department of Wildlife's Elk Management Zone map shows this property to be within the Secondary Management Zone. Private land Mule Deer license sales are currently over the counter and unlimited.

Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the nearby Continental Divide, Mount Taylor, Zuni Mountains, Bandera Volcano & Ice Cave, scenic byways, hiking trails and expansive high-desert landscapes. With a blend of outdoor adventure, Native and Hispanic heritage, Route 66 history and small-town Western culture, the Grants area offers a distinctive New Mexico lifestyle.

Enjoy easy access to the diverse attractions and cultural heritage of western New Mexico. The Grants area is surrounded by spectacular high-desert scenery, including El Malpais National Monument, with its dramatic lava flows, volcanic formations, sandstone bluffs and lava tube caves. Nearby El Malpais National Conservation Area offers hiking, camping, photography, wildlife viewing and scenic drives.

Experience the rich Native American and Pueblo heritage of the region with nearby Acoma Pueblo (Sky City), as well as the communities of Laguna and Zuni. El Morro National Monument, known for its historic inscriptions and petroglyphs, and Chaco Culture National Historical Park provide additional opportunities to explore the area's deep history and cultural landscape

Grants also offers a distinctive connection to Historic Route 66, with local landmarks, museums and Route 66-themed attractions. The New Mexico Mining Museum highlights the area's important uranium-mining history, while local arts and cultural venues showcase the character of the community.

Conveniently located near El Malpais National Monument, El Malpais National Conservation Area, Acoma Pueblo/Sky City, El Morro National Monument, Bandera Volcano & Ice Cave, Mount Taylor, the Zuni Mountains and Continental Divide. Enjoy hiking, camping, scenic drives and spectacular high-desert landscapes, along with rich Pueblo and Native American heritage. Grants is also steeped in Route 66 and uranium-mining history, with local museums, arts and cultural attractions adding to the area's unique New Mexico character.

This property is ready for you to bring your vision to life in a special place.