11.2 acres of pristine land sheltered by gorgeous red-rock cliffs to the north (Mesa de las Casas) and east (National Forest on Mesa de los Datiles), with spectacular views of the Jemez River and valley. Just a mile from the Jemez Mountain Trail Scenic Byway with fishing and picnic sites along the river. Secluded from neighbors, yet minutes from Jemez Springs and a short 45 minute commute into Rio Rancho. All-native vegetation features mature pinyon and juniper trees, mountain mahogany, sagebrush and wildflowers. This terrace is steeped in history: 200-300 million year old petrified wood and Dimetrodon dinosaur fossils have been discovered nearby! Enjoy the most spectacular sunrises and sunsets surrounded by year-round beauty. Situated on a county-maintained road.