Sierra Blanca Peak is a prominent mountain located in the southern Rocky Mountains of New Mexico. It stands at an elevation of 11,981 feet (3,665 meters) and is part of the Sierra Blanca mountain range. The peak is known for its stunning views and diverse ecosystems, which include forests of pine and aspen. The mountain is a popular destination for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. It is accessible via several trails, with the most common route starting from the nearby town of Ruidoso. Sierra Blanca Peak is also significant for its role in local ecology and geology, making it an important site for both recreation and study.