0 Coyote Rd Rainsville, NM 87736

Coyote Road 160 is a ±160-acre mountain property with great access off county-maintained Coyote Road north of Mora, NM. Set in the tall pines, it features rock ridges, a well, dirt tank, and two off-grid cabins. Enjoy OTC hunting tags, nearby fishing, and easy access to top year-round attractions-from skiing and snow sports to summer hiking and biking. A great chance to hunt, build, or invest in high-country land.Coyote Road 160 spans approximately 160 deeded acres of mountain terrain, with elevations ranging from 7,200 to 8,100 feet. A series of ridgelines run southeast to northwest, creating a natural pattern of northeast- and southwest-facing slopes-ideal for providing shaded bedding areas and thermal cover for wildlife. The property is timbered with a healthy mix of ponderosa pine, pinon-juniper, oak brush, and scattered spruce and fir at higher elevations. Set across the road from Coyote Creek, the property acts as a natural bedding area for game transitioning from the creek-bottom meadows to more protected high country. Massive rock ridges run along the peaks of the ridgelines, adding both scenic value and excellent vantage points for glassing. A short access road leads from the gated entrance to the cabin site near the lower end of the property. The dirt tank is situated near the entrance to the property and is frequented by mule deer and elk. An old cat road extends upslope from this area and could be easily cleared to reestablish vehicle or ATV access into the interior. The upper portions of the land are best explored on foot or horseback, but the overall layout offers excellent topographic variety for those looking to build, hunt, or recreate in a true mountain setting. Coyote Road 160 includes two off-grid structures located near the lower portion of the property, just inside the gated entrance off Coyote Road. The main cowboy cabin sits on a natural slope, with the front set on grade and the rear elevated on piers to match the terrain. Designed as a hunting camp, it features a covered front porch, wood-burning stove, kitchen, and a bathroom. A solar panel array is positioned nearby and supports a basic off-grid power system for the cabin. A well is located near the cabin, providing a dependable water source for recreational use or future development. The current owner powers the well with a generator. Electricity is available at the road, which is roughly 100 yards from the main cabin. With year-round road access, water, solar, and functional infrastructure in place, the property is immediately usable and primed for future expansion. A second building sits downhill from the main cabin and can serve as a storage shed for tools, gear, or equipment, or even an overflow space for hunters to sleep. Coyote Road 160 offers year-round outdoor recreation in a region known for its natural beauty and diverse terrain. The property is located in Game Management Unit 46, a Secondary Management Zone under New Mexico's EPLUS private land elk system. By registering the property with NMDGF, the new owner will receive OTC elk tags, as well as OTC tags for deer, black bear, turkey, and mountain lion*. With timbered cover, water, and adjacent habitat corridors, the property consistently holds game. In addition to hunting, the area is rich in year-round outdoor recreation, including excellent fishing. Notable nearby waters include: Morphy Lake - approx. 30 minutes away, offering trout fishing in a quiet high-country setting Coyote Creek at Coyote Creek State Park - approx. 30 minutes away, known for its consistent trout population Eagle Nest Lake - approx. 1 hour 15 minutes away, offering fishing for trout, kokanee salmon, perch, and pike In winter, the area shines with proximity to multiple ski and snowboarding resorts, including: Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort (~1 hr) Angel Fire Resort (~1 hr) Red River Ski Area (~1 hr 45 min) Taos Ski Valley (~1 hr 45 min) Santa Fe Ski Basin (~2 hrs) During warmer months, these same areas offer mountain biking, hiking, fly fishing, horseback riding, and family-friendly festivals and events. Whether you're a hunter, angler, or just seeking high-altitude adventure, this region provides a full spectrum of outdoor opportunity year-round. *Prospective buyers should always consult the latest New Mexico Department of Game and Fish regulations. At elevations between 7,200 and 8,100 feet, the property enjoys a high-country climate with warm summers, crisp fall colors, and snowy winters. Average annual precipitation is 16 to 20 inches, with 40 to 60 inches of snowfall depending on the year. Coyote Road 160 is accessed via a gated entrance off of Coyote Road, approximately 9 miles north of Mora, NM. Notable drive times include: 15 minutes to Mora (basic groceries, fuel, and supplies) 1 hour to Las Vegas, NM (supermarkets, hardware stores, restaurants, and healthcare) 1 hour to Angel Fire 1 hour 45 minutes to Taos 2 hours to Santa Fe 2 hours 45 minutes to Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)