Cornucopia Hills

The Cornucopia Hills are a rugged and remote mountain range located in the southwestern corner of New Mexico. Spanning an area of over 200 square miles, the range is characterized by steep, rocky terrain with deep canyons and high, jagged peaks. The landscape is dominated by exposed granite formations, with sparse vegetation consisting of piñon pines, juniper trees, and desert shrubs. Due to the arid climate, water sources are scarce, though several small, seasonal creeks can be found in the range's interior.