San Marcos/Lone Butte

Located on a high llano (plateau), this area was once a major center for farming and pottery making in the upper Rio Grande valley, but was abandoned after the 1680 Pueblo Revolt. It is now mostly residential. A gas station, restaurant and other services are here. A side trip on Hwy 45 leads you past 2 private New Mexico movie ranches (where over 100 movies were made). As you drive on, look at the open range in the direction of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, you may see antelope.

Hat Ranch Gallery

Destination art gallery where you can relax, explore and enjoy fine art in a unique and authentic experience. Oils, acrylics, pastels, bronzes and rare prints all at affordable prices. Open Thurs - Sun 11-5, or by Private Appointment

Tags: San Marcos/Lone Butte, Galleries, Shopping

Mortenson Silver & Saddles

Saddles, Tack & Custom Silver Shop with an array of Cowboy Collectibles. Mon-Fri 9-4pm. Now offering horseback rides through the historic movie town, call Clint (505) 690-3118.

Tags: San Marcos/Lone Butte, Antiques, Entertainment/Recreation, Galleries, Gift Shops, Antiquing, Shopping

San Marcos Cafe & Feed

Long established, well-reviewed country cafe serving Continental Cuisine and Classic New Mexico dishes. 8-2pm daily. Feed Store offers Pet supplies and refills propane.

Tags: San Marcos/Lone Butte, Restaurants, Eating/Drinking