Property & Grounds

Twelve Wooded Acres to Explore, Relax, and Reconnect

Aspen Springs is set on 12 wooded acres in Angel Fire, where private cabins, open gathering spaces, wildlife, and the edge of Carson National Forest create a quieter kind of mountain stay.

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12 wooded acres • 10 standalone cabins • Carson National Forest border

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Explore the Grounds

Hammocks, fire-pit gatherings, outdoor games, and winter play. →

Wildlife on the Property

Frequent deer sightings, wild turkeys, birds, and seasonal wildlife. →

The Property by Season

See how the grounds change through winter, spring, summer, and fall. →

Carson National Forest

Trail access from the western edge of the Aspen Springs property. →

The Aspen Springs Setting

Space to Slow Down—Without Leaving Angel Fire Behind

The Aspen Springs property is designed for guests who want more than a room between activities. Ten private cabins are spread throughout a wooded mountain setting, with places to sit outside, watch wildlife, share a meal, play, gather around the fire, or simply enjoy the quiet. The property feels peaceful and private, while Angel Fire Resort, restaurants, and village services remain only a short drive away.

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Peaceful and private, with Angel Fire still close at hand.

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Make the Property Part of Your Stay

Some of the best moments at Aspen Springs happen between planned activities. Step outside your cabin and find easy ways to relax, gather, play, and enjoy the mountain setting.

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Find Your Quiet Place

Hammocks Among the Trees

Read, rest, listen to the trees, or enjoy an unhurried mountain afternoon.

Quiet Corners with a View

Porches and sitting areas offer peaceful places to take in the wooded setting.

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Wildlife on the Property

Wildlife Is Part of the Aspen Springs Experience

The wooded setting brings guests close to the natural rhythms of Angel Fire. Deer are frequent visitors, while wild turkeys, birds, and other mountain wildlife appear throughout the seasons. Watching quietly from a porch or window often becomes a memorable part of the stay.

Deer

Frequent visitors near the cabins and throughout the grounds.

Wild Turkeys

Seasonal visitors, often moving together in small groups.

Birds and Other Wildlife

Sightings vary by season, weather, and time of day.

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Enjoy wildlife from a respectful distance. Please do not feed animals, and supervise children outdoors.

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Year-Round at Aspen Springs

A Different Property Experience in Every Season

From snow-covered mornings to golden aspen afternoons, each season brings a different rhythm to the Aspen Springs property.

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Mountain Winter

Winter

Snow-covered cabins, sledding, quiet mornings, and evenings by the fire create a classic mountain retreat.

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Fresh Mountain Air

Spring

Fresh growth, returning wildlife, mild days, and quieter outdoor spaces make spring feel calm and restorative.

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Cool Mountain Days

Summer

Cooler mountain temperatures invite outdoor meals, hammock afternoons, games, and long evenings outside.

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Golden Aspen Season

Fall

Golden aspens, crisp air, active wildlife, and warm light make the property especially scenic and peaceful.

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Forest Border & Mountain Setting

At the Edge of Carson National Forest

The western edge of Aspen Springs borders Carson National Forest, adding to the sense of space, quiet, and connection to the surrounding landscape. Guests can access the trail from the back of the property, enjoy forest views and changing light through the trees, and still remain close to Angel Fire.

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Aspen Springs Grounds

Forest Edge

Trail access begins at the back of the Aspen Springs property and continues into Carson National Forest. Conditions are natural and may vary by season and weather.

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Property & Grounds FAQ

Questions About the Property & Grounds

Find quick answers about the size of the property, year-round outdoor spaces, wildlife, forest access, group stays, and other details that may help you plan your visit.

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How large is the Aspen Springs property?

Aspen Springs is set on approximately 12 wooded acres with ten standalone cabins and shared outdoor spaces throughout the property.

Can guests use the outdoor spaces year-round?

Many outdoor areas are available throughout the year. Weather, snow conditions, fire restrictions, maintenance, and other seasonal factors may affect specific spaces or features.

Is wildlife commonly seen on the property?

Yes. Deer are frequent visitors, and guests may also see wild turkeys, birds, and other mountain wildlife depending on the season.

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Is sledding available at Aspen Springs?

When snow conditions allow, guests may enjoy sledding and snow play in designated areas of the property. Sled availability and conditions can vary.

Can guests access Carson National Forest?

Yes. Aspen Springs borders Carson National Forest along its western edge, and guests can access the trail from the back of the property. Trail conditions are natural and may vary with the season and weather.

Are the grounds suitable for groups?

Yes. Outdoor dining, the fire pit, picnic areas, gathering spaces, and The Cave can support group stays. Visit the Groups page for planning details and reservation information.

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Are pets allowed on the property?

No. Aspen Springs does not allow pets or emotional support animals. Qualified service animals are welcomed in accordance with applicable requirements.

Guests traveling with a service animal should contact Aspen Springs as soon as their reservation is made so our team can discuss the service animal and plan appropriately before arrival.

When the animal’s service is not apparent, our team may ask whether the animal is required because of a disability and what work or task it has been trained to perform.

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Still Have a Question?

Our team is happy to help with property details, accessibility questions, and planning before your stay.

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Your Aspen Springs Stay

See What It Feels Like to Stay at Aspen Springs

Choose a private cabin and make the 12-acre property part of your Angel Fire stay—from quiet mornings and wildlife sightings to hammocks, outdoor meals, snow play, and evenings around the fire.

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