Eagle Nest, New Mexico is a village located along the Enchanted Circle Highway in Colfax County, situated on the north shores of Eagle Nest Lake. Originally named Therma, the village was renamed Eagle Nest in the 1930s. Eagle Nest is south of Elizabethtown and east of Idlewild. Philmont Scout Ranch, operated by the Boy Scouts of America, is nearby.
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Maintained by the Eagle Nest Chamber of Commerce, the site offers general information about the non-profit organization, the benefits to membership, a membership directory, and a guide to local lodging facilities, RV parks, restaurants, points of interest, and events.
http://www.eaglenestchamber.org/
This guide to the Eagle Nest, New Mexico region features a profile of the community and a guide to local arts facilities and programs, as well as working, living, or retiring in Eagle Nest.
http://thelastbestplace.eaglenest.org/
The Econo Lodge provides easy access to Eagle Nest, New Mexico attractions. Hotel services include wireless internet, free local telephone calls, and more.
http://www.econolodge.com/hotel-eagle_nest-new_mexico-NM135
Gabriele Heinz: United Real Estate
The location of the real estate office in Eagle Nest, New Mexico is given, along with its hours and contact data. Information for buyers and sellers is put forward, and featured listings are highlighted, with general information about the community.
http://www.eaglenestnewmexicoforsale.com/
Idlewild is a community within the town of Eagle Nest, New Mexico. General information about the community and surrounding area is put forward, along with maps, notices, bylaws, and a list of officers for the Idlewild Community Center are published.
http://www.idlewildcommunity.org/
The Beautiful Eagle Nest, New Mexico
This collection of photographs features various buildings, other locations, and scenery around the community.
http://www.suttonco.com/nm_generic/
Eagle Nest is situated on the north shore of Eagle Nest Lake. The official village site offers a history of the community, contacts for its administrative and departmental personnel, as well as elected officials, public notices, and a guide to local events, recreational programs, and businesses.
http://www.eaglenest.org/
