Harding County, NM

Northeastern New Mexico

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There are many interesting and beautiful places to visit in Harding County.  Enjoy our abundant sunshine and fresh air.  View our scenic, unspoiled countryside, clear skies and wide-open spaces.

  • Mills Canyon  Located in the Kiowa National Grasslands, along the Canadian River, this is a scenic attraction you won't want to miss.  Stroll among the scattered grape vines and fruit trees and ruins of the hotel -- all that remain of one man's dream.
  • Canadian River Canyon
    Hikers can trek down and back up the Canadian River Canyon road -- but remember to take plenty of water! This may be the plains, but it's still 5,878 feet in elevation.  Walk along the river and admire the colors that contrast with the red canyon walls.
  • Mission of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church in Bueyeros
  • Immaculate Conception Church at Gallegos
  • Union Church at Solano
  • Abundant Wildlife
    The canyon forms a wildlife island in the prairie for mountain lion, wild turkey, bald and golden eagles, antelope, bear, Barbary sheep, ducks and geese. Early settlers in the area removed most of the game; however, in the 1940s, Mule deer were reintroduced to the canyon and a small resident herd is now present. Barbary sheep, native to Africa, were introduced in 1950 and have found this area to their liking.

    Warm water fishing for bass, channel catfish, crappie and sunfish species draws many a fisherman to the lakes located within the grasslands. The Canadian River also provides some warm water stream fishing.
  • La Frontera del Llano Tour
  • Kiowa National Grasslands
  • Nearby Attractions

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