16 Arellano Road, Amalia, NM 87512

This premier Northern NM property features a meticulously renovated, turnkey historic lodge with 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. In 2025, exceptional wildlife management earned the ranch 5 landowner elk tags and OTC landowner deer tags. Over the past year, significant upgrades have transformed the hunting setup, creating a legendary opportunity for the

serious elk hunter, and a true western big-game hunter's dream.Lobo de Amalia Lodge and Ranch, located in Taos County, New Mexico dovetails into and backs up to the +/-80,000 acre Rio Castillo Cooperative Livestock Association (RCCLA) that was established in 1942 pledging "to continually promote the proper and thorough management of deer, elk and other wildlife and their habitat".

Located in GMU 55, the +/-80,000 acre RCCLA is part of a trio of jewels that includes Vermejo Park and Valle Vidal. The Spring-fed Creek and Land Just above the Lodge is a spring-fed creek that runs year-round, supplies the lodge and nourishes the amazing 3/4 mile stand of aspens across the ranch.

Hidden on the other side of the creek is your very own +/-40 acre food plot of native grasses complete with 3 MB Ranch King shooting towers and an MB Ranch King bow/ground blind. Bordered on 3 sides by the +/- 80,000 acres of the RCCLA, it's beyond private and creates your very own sanctuary within a ranch!

RECENT HUNTING ENHANCEMENTS: Three MB Ranch King shooting towers and an MB Ranch King bow/ground blind have been added to the property, elevating an already distinguished Western hunting retreat. Strategically positioned along key big-game travel corridors, these purpose-built installations complement the ranch's natural terrain and provide established vantage points for pursuing big game.

Originally built to host hunting parties for the RCCLA, the Lodge has been meticulously renovated and modernized while preserving its rich sporting heritage. A magnificent fireplace spanning more than 10 feet anchors the gathering space, while a handcrafted dining table comfortably seats 14.

Six bedrooms featuring 13 beds and three bathrooms can accommodate substantial hunting parties in comfort. The semi-commercial kitchen is suited to preparing memorable meals after a day afield, while the full-length front porch offers an inviting setting to recount the day's pursuits and enjoy the company of family and fellow sportsmen for generations to come.

Hunting - The hunting on Lobo de Amalia Ranch is a result of meticulous land management in combination with an incredible trio of world renowned and managed ranch lands adjacent to, and nearby, this +/-70 acres. There are little to no comparisons in neighbors, such as the +/-80,000 acres of the Rio Costello Park, the +/-101,000 acres of Valle Vidal

and the +/-558,000 acres of the Vermejo Park Ranch, but needless to say, Lobo de Amalia Lodge and Ranch is in very good company! Bull elk to 300+ annually, landowner mule deer tags over-the-counter (150-185), bear, turkey and grouse. Fishing - For $20 a day one can fish the adjacent Rio Costilla Park, including their private lakes and the gorgeous Costilla Creek.

Nearby, Alpine lakes are stocked with brook and native cutthroat's. Skiing - Double Black Diamond runs at Taos Ski Mountain (50 min.), Red River and Angel Fire for Beginner and Intermediate runs (40-60 min.) Kayaking and Rafting - Rio Grand Gorge (50 min.) ATV's, UTV's and Four-wheeling Trails (40 min.) Hiking - Rio Costilla Park extensive trail sy

stem (10 min.) Rental Income and Cash Flow Potential The Lodge was originally established to accommodate RCCLA guests visiting the property for fishing and hunting excursions. Today, it offers expanded potential for multiple income streams, building on its rich sporting heritage and unique recreational appeal.

Vacation Rental Potential - Previously operated as a successful short-term rental on VRBO and Airbnb, with strong five-star guest reviews and peak-season bookings for families, retreats, and hunting groups. Group Retreats & Event