Burdick Hills

The Burdick Hills are a small mountain range located in northeastern New Mexico, situated within the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. This range is characterized by rugged, forested terrain with steep slopes and deep canyons. The landscape is dominated by ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, and aspen forests, providing a picturesque setting for outdoor recreation. The highest peak in the range reaches an elevation of just over 9,400 feet, offering sweeping vistas of the surrounding countryside.