About
Timberon: the mountain town that time politely skipped
An hour up a scenic canyon road from Cloudcroft, at the quiet end of the Sacramento Mountains.

Timberon started life as a sprawling mountain ranch and became a village of cabins scattered through the ponderosas — a few hundred full-timers, a lot of weekenders, and more elk than either. There's a lodge, a grill with cold beer, two stocked fishing lakes, a little golf course, and a sky so dark the Milky Way throws shadows.
It's genuinely remote — that's the feature, not the bug. You come up the Sacramento River canyon road, your phone gives up (Wi-Fi calling works fine in town), and about ten minutes later you notice your shoulders have dropped two inches.
Wiklund Properties LLC is a small family land company that has been buying, holding, and selling Timberon lots for years. We sell the way we'd want to buy: honest descriptions, fair prices, owner financing on a plain New Mexico contract, and a neutral escrow company holding the paperwork. No pressure, no land-flipper theatrics.
6,900 ft
Elevation in the pines
~300
Year-round neighbors
2
Stocked trout lakes
9
Holes of mountain golf
Getting here
Remote, not unreachable
About 45 minutes from Cloudcroft, 1.5 hours from Alamogordo, and 2.5 hours from El Paso's airport. Paved most of the way, graded the rest — regular cars make it every day.