Sangre De Cristo Collection

Wild iris in the Pecos Wilderness, New Mexico
Blue flag wildflower in the Pecos Wilderness, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico. Digital photograph

Spanish colonial adobe church in New Mexico
Penitente church built in the 1700s in Las Trampas, a village in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico. Digital photograph

Pecos Wilderness wildflowers, New Mexico
Alpine wildflowers in the Pecos Wilderness, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico. Digital photograph

USA, Colorado, Coaldale, ranch and Sangre de Cristo Mountains, winter

USA, Colorado, San Luis Valley, Great Sand Dunes National Park. Wild sunflowers with Sangre de Cristo mountain range in the distance

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Golden cottonwoods and sandstone cliff in Georgia O'Keefffe Country, Ghost Ranch, New Mexico

A closeup of autumn leaves

The leaves of a forest change colors in autumn

A peaceful landscape stretches to the horizon

Santa Fe Trail wagon tracks in New Mexico
Santa Fe Trail ruts on the Cimarron Cutoff route, New Mexico. Photograph

Sangre de Cristo range of the Rockies, New Mexico
Truchas Peaks, over 13, 000 feet high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico. Digital photograph

Miranda camp, Baldy mountain, Philmont Scout Ranch, Cimarron, New Mexico

Quaking aspens in a fall glow on the side of Bald Mountain in the southern Rocky mountains, USA

Moonrise over Sangre de Cristo Mtns. from Monte Vista NWR, CO

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Ruins of Pecos Pueblo, burned during the 17th-century Pueblo Revolt, New Mexico. Digital Photograph

Pecos Wilderness, New Mexico
High glacial lake in the Pecos Wilderness, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico. Digital photograph

Pecos Wilderness lake, New Mexico
Glacial lake in the Pecos Wilderness, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico. Digital photograph

Pecos Wilderness aspen grove, New Mexico
Aspen forest in the Pecos Wilderness, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico. Digital photograph

Pecos Wilderness trail, New Mexico
Trail through aspen forest in the Pecos Wilderness, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico. Digital photograph

Wheelers expedition in the southern Rockies, 1870s
George M. Wheelers expedition exploring the Sangre de Cristo range in Colorado and New Mexico, 1870s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Moonrise over the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico, USA

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"Sangre de Cristo: A Tapestry of Nature's Beauty and Cultural Heritage" Immerse yourself in the enchanting wilderness of the Pecos Wilderness, New Mexico, where vibrant wild irises paint a picturesque scene. The untamed beauty of these flowers is just a glimpse into the wonders that await you here. As you explore further into the Pecos Wilderness, be prepared to be captivated by an array of wildflowers that blanket the landscape. These colorful blooms create a breathtaking tapestry against the backdrop of towering mountains - a sight that will leave you in awe. Journey back in time as you discover a Spanish colonial adobe church nestled amidst this natural splendor. This architectural gem stands as a testament to New Mexico's rich cultural heritage and offers a tranquil sanctuary for reflection. Venturing northwards to Coaldale, Colorado, witness how winter transforms this ranchland into an ethereal wonderland. The Sangre de Cristo Mountains stand tall and proud, their snow-capped peaks glistening under clear blue skies - truly a sight straight out of a winter fairy tale. In San Luis Valley's Great Sand Dunes National Park, nature presents yet another spectacle. Wild sunflowers dance gracefully in front of colossal sand dunes while the majestic Sangre de Cristo mountain range looms majestically in the distance, and is here where contrasting elements harmoniously converge. At Miranda camp on Baldy Mountain within Philmont Scout Ranch lies an idyllic retreat surrounded by nature's symphony. Quaking aspens adorn themselves with golden hues during fall, casting an enchanting glow upon Bald Mountain - offering solace and serenity to all who seek it. Whether it be winter or summer, day or night; whether standing before vast sand dunes or exploring rustic ranchlands – one thing remains constant: The Sangre de Cristo Mountains never fail to inspire awe and ignite our sense of adventure.