Rancho Las Cabras/La Serena

Las Cabras/La Serena is located in the Municipio of San Buenaventura in the well-known area of Cd. M. Múzquiz in northern Coahuila, Mexico. It is remote and private with elevations ranging from approximately 1,283 meters (4,208 feet) in the valley to 2,189 meters (7,179 feet) on the mountain peaks. Summer evenings are cool and it is not unusual to need a jacket. On a cloudless night the sky one can marvel at the masterpiece of stars and galaxies.

The ranch is composed of two parcels totaling approximately 24,420 hectares (60,342 acres), Las Cabras and La Serena. The terrain can be described as beautiful valleys and canyons bordered by scenic mountains. Mountain lion, black bear, coyote, fox and deer are on the ranch as well as eagles, quail and dove. Abundant plant life includes various species of grasses, oak trees, pine, fir and yucca. Remember to ask about the palm tree.

Las Cabras/La Serena is located in the El Carmen-Big Bend region, a cross border mega-corridor between the Mexican states of Coahuila and Chihuahua and Texas in United States. It is one of the largest, wildest and most biologically diverse areas in North America. The region’s geographical location and wide ranging topography give rise to its biological diversity. Located in the northeastern part of Mexico’s Western Sierra Madre, this region is home to numerous species of neo-tropical flora and fauna which flourish at these latitudes. Few places in North America encompass rich desert environments and high sierra temperate forests, all within a few miles of each other. These “sky islands” are distinguished by diverse types of vegetation including desert shrubs, chaparrals, grasslands, pine, oak forests and fir forests.

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