The Original Townsite Historic District in Raton, Colfax County spans 120 acres and is a versatile filming location.

The historic Shuler Theater in downtown Raton, New Mexico is a state landmark and remains the center for performing arts in northeastern New Mexico.

The Colfax County Courthouse is a building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The quintessential public park with plenty of space and wide open views.

Mountain hiking trail with wide sweeping views of nature and Raton, NM with tons of cinematic potential.

Maxwell, New Mexico has views, open fields, industrial buildings, and open unobstructed landscapes for your next video project.

Beautiful location with a 2.6-mile trail that passes through the scenic expanses, winding past seasonal shrubbery, springtime wildflowers, and other natural gems that define the landscape of Raton.

Future home to El Raton Media Works. Great location for a classroom drama or classic horror film.

Sugarite Canyon State Park is 6 miles northeast of Raton, at the border of the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains.

Multiple amazing film locations including arena bleachers, river, pastures, cabins, old trees, a big vinyl barn, and an adobe ranch house surrounded by 300 acres of beautiful landscape.

Historic Cimarron has a quaint main street, beautiful grasslands, and mountain views.

This amazing power plant is meticulously maintained, very large in size, and a delightful place to film.

The county seat of Colfax County from 1882—1897, Springer keeps a Courthouse as a museum and has many other beautiful relics from the past.

An extinct shield volcano from the Capulin phase of the Raton-Clayton Volcanic Field. It's a great film location for your next project.

This beautiful church located in Raton, New Mexico has an array of beautiful details and finishes.

A restaurant and full hotel, Casa Lemus has a little bit of everything.

A privately owned and operated working ranch, nestled between unique mesas and peaks, with over 350 cattle on a property that spans over 26,000 acres.

A state-of-the-art facility boasting cutting-edge log sorting and processing technology.

Several parks for playing, picnicking, and enjoying the outdoors.

The perfect set for any school-based TV or movie project.