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WelcomeWelcome to the website for the Barnes Land at Wild Horse ranch. We hope you enjoy your stay.LocationThe Land is located in western New Mexico, northeast of Pie Town and south of Grants. (See regional map.) Lat: 107.90380W, Lon: 34.55138N. Wild Horse Ranch subdivision, phase 4, lot 79.Directions from Tucson Travel north on Oracle, which turns into route 77. In Globe, the road dead ends. Stay on 77 by turning left. In a couple miles, at a signal, you will need to turn right to stay on 77. Stay on the 77 to Show Low. The road from Globe to Show Low is also know as the 60; at Show Low continue following the 60 to Springerville, Quemado, and Pie Town. Now see the next section, Directions from the 60. Directions from the 60: Proceed to the extreme west of Pie Town. Take the 603 heading north. Though it starts out paved it quickly becomes a dirt road. After 3 miles there is a Y; bear right (east). Follow this dirt road for 17 miles, until you see a sign on the right (east) side of the road that says Wild Horse Ranch; turn right (east) on the dirt road. (When you encounter the forest of mailboxes, bear right. At the next fork, bear left.) Travel east on the dirt road for six miles. (You will pass Amy Road and Jack Road.) Turn right (south) on Palomino Road. (See phase 4 map.) Follow Palomino Road, as it curves around, for 1.6-1.7 miles. (You will pass Alexis Road, Pippen Path, and Meghan's Trail.) Our driveway (a prominent two-wheel track) is on the right (south), less than 10 meters past a small, historic ranch building on our neighbor's property. You will see the the driveway wind through a break in the trees. You cannot see the trailer from Palomino Road. Directions from I-40: If arriving by plane, fly into Albuquerque, then drive west on the 40. Exit at highway 117, exit number 89. If you need gas, stop at Stuckey's, the last gas station before Wild Horse Ranch. Proceed south on the 117 for 30 miles. The Malpais lava flow will be to the right (west); spectacular sandstone bluffs will be to the left (east.) Just after mile marker 25, turn left (south) on a dirt road, C41. There are also signs for Wild Horse Ranch and York Ranch at the intersection. Travel south for 10 miles until you see a sign on the left (east) side of the road that says Wild Horse Ranch; turn left (east) on the dirt road. (When you encounter the forest of mailboxes, bear right. At the next fork, bear left.) Travel east on the dirt road for six miles. (You will pass Amy Road and Jack Road.) Turn right (south) on Palomino Road. (See phase 4 map.) Follow Palomino Road, as it curves around, for 1.6-1.7 miles. (You will pass Alexis Road, Pippen Path, and Meghan's Trail.) Our driveway (a prominent two-wheel track) is on the right (south), just 10 meters past a small, historic ranch building on our neighbor's property. You will see the the driveway wind through a break in the trees. You cannot see the trailer from Palomino Road.
FacilitiesCurrently on the land is a 23 foot travel trailer, with a toilet, shower, sink, refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, radio, dining table, sofa, and queen size bed. The dining table and sofa can also convert to small beds. Power is provided by two batteries and two propane gas tanks. There are electric lights in the trailer. Outside the trailer are a picnic table, a long table, plastic patio chairs, a gas barbeque, and a generator. The trailer has an awning, and there is also a stand-alone shade that may be erected by two people.WaterWhen you arrive, you will want to fill the trailer with water. Until there is a well and well pump on the land, water may be obtained from the fire station. You may want to take the water hose and container from the trailer with you. Follow Palomino Road back to the main road (County road A-080) and then proceed east four more miles to the fire station, where there is a water spigot.Instructions for the stand alone shadeRequires two people.To erect:
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