Close 2 All ~Canjilon Lake ~Dist 51~ Ghost Ranch ~Ojo Caliente Springs ~Hiking

Nestled in peace & serenity, this charming guesthouse offers privacy and comfort in an idyllic forest setting. Adventure is just steps away! From the property’s summit, pass through the Lord of the Rings-inspired gate to explore the Carson National Forest. The fresh forest breeze flows through the house’s open windows, offering tranquil mornings with breathtaking sunrise views. Gather with loved ones by the firepit in the evenings, and marvel at the star-filled skies on clear nights.
Near the El Rito Campground in the Carson National Forest, a short 10-minute drive to Plaza Blanca (Dar al Islam) 20-minute drive to the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Abiquiu; or 20-minute drive to Ojo Caliente Hot Springs & Spa, 30-minute drive to Espanola or an hour drive to Santa Fe.
This property accommodates up to four adult guests aged 13 and older. Please note the property is not wheelchair accessible - there are steps, stairs and multiple levels.
The upper level features a welcoming rustic bohemian living room, stunning hardwood floors, original artwork, vintage woodburning stove, fold out couch & loveseat and a treasure chest coffee table. Both bedrooms are adjacent to one another and are connected, separated by a door. The main bedroom has a Queen-sized bed, nightstand, ceiling fan and chair; the smaller room has two twin-sized beds. A full-sized bathroom with shower stall and vanity. The spacious deck is tucked among the pinon trees, with two outside lounge couches, chairs and a small gas grill. The ambiance is truly unique.
The lower level boasts an oversized room with a large wooden dining room table full dining an art studio which is perfect for creative pursuits. Lots of fun board games, activities and limited art supplies. A fully equipped kitchenette, with full pot coffee maker, electric hot water kettle, four burner cooktop, microwave & a toaster over, and a full-sized refrigerator with ice maker.

Hunting District 51 - The Carson National Forest in Northern New Mexico, including the El Rito Ranger District, encompasses Unit 51. ***Ample parking on property for ATV trailers, four wheelers and additional vehicles. *no campers or RVs without approval & additional fees.

Attractions: continental divide, Carson National Forest, Plaza Blanca, Ghost Ranch, Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Spa & Restuarant, Abiquiu Lake, Canjilon Lakes, Georgia O'Keefe Home & Museum, Abiquiu Inn & Restuarant, Poshuouinge Ruins

El Rito is a town in New Mexico that has a rich history dating back to the early 19th century. It was one of the first Spanish settlements in the Jicarilla Apache lands north of Santa Fe, being settled about 1807. The town is home to the San Juan Nepomuceno Catholic Church, which was built between 1827 and 1832. The El Rito Formation is a geologic formation in New Mexico dating to the Eocene epoch.