Fifty miles northeast of Santa Fe and fifty miles southeast of Taos , the town was settled in 1752 under a land grant from the Spanish king. Wood carving Weaving Quiltmaking Artwork Visits to the old church in town can also be arranged. Rancho Arriba is at the edge of the Kit Carson National Forest and is four miles from the Pecos Wilderness boundary. Rancho Arriba is a small farm offering rural tranquility and informal charm to those seeking a unique retreat. The guest wing has viga and latilla ceilings, handmade furniture, and kiva fireplace.
Breakfast is cooked on a wood stove.
A full breakfast is served family style with our own eggs, tea and freshly ground coffee. Dinners at Rancho Arriba can be provided upon advanced request. Sorry we cannot provide kitchen privileges for our guests. With livestock of our own, we cannot accommodate guest's pets.