Old LaBelle Lodge (historic)

Welcome to Old LaBelle Lodge (historic), located in LaBelle, Red River, NM 87558. While not a traditional lodging offering services, this location is a historical site and hiking destination that offers a unique experience for adventurous visitors. This location would fall under the broader category of 'Campgrounds & RV Parks' as it is a destination where people might hike to, and explore, though it is not a working campground or RV park.

Old LaBelle Lodge is not a functional lodging facility; it is an abandoned lodge situated in what was once the town of LaBelle. The original town no longer exists, and the lodge itself was built sometime recently and subsequently abandoned. Visitors can explore the remnants of the town, indicated by rocks and timber piles scattered around the area.

The lodge, despite being vandalized, remains fairly sturdy. It is a destination for hikers who are interested in exploring ghost towns and historical sites. The lodge is located approximately two miles from the road, accessible via a hike. The easiest route is to follow the "closed" road and then follow the fence to the right, which leads to a trail that goes directly to the lodge.

This location is not suitable for traditional lodging or camping activities. It is primarily a hiking destination for those interested in exploring historical ruins and ghost towns. Visitors should be prepared for a rustic and potentially vandalized environment.

Old LaBelle Lodge (historic) is an abandoned lodge and hiking destination. Explore the remnants of a historic town and hike to a vandalized but sturdy lodge. Suitable for adventurous hikers interested in ghost towns and historical sites.

For inquiries, contact the Carson National Forest ranger station. Visitors should be prepared for a two-mile hike and an abandoned, vandalized site.

Customers describe the location as an abandoned town and lodge, suitable for hiking and exploration. They note the vandalism and the rustic nature of the site.