Cimarron Range

The Cimarron Range is a small, rugged mountain range located in northeastern New Mexico, near the border with Colorado. The range is part of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and features steep, rocky terrain with several prominent peaks. The Cimarron Range is known for its scenic beauty, with alpine meadows, dense forests, and dramatic cliffs and ridges. The range serves as an important wildlife habitat, home to species such as elk, black bear, and bighorn sheep.