Ghost Ranch, a landscape strongly associated with Georgia O'Keeffe, is in New Mexico.
Ghost Ranch is a scenic area near Abiquiú in northern New Mexico. O'Keeffe first visited the area in 1934 and returned repeatedly, finding subjects in its cliffs, hills, bones, and broad desert spaces. The landscape became one of the defining settings of her later work.
She rented a house at Ghost Ranch for many years and eventually acquired a home in nearby Abiquiú. Paintings associated with the area include views of the distinctive red-and-yellow cliffs and the mountain known as Pedernal.
Ghost Ranch is sometimes mistaken for being in Arizona or Utah because all three states are associated with dramatic desert scenery. Its connection with O'Keeffe is specifically New Mexican, and the site remains a major destination for people interested in her art and landscape.