Pie Town is a small, unincorporated community located in Catron County, New Mexico. Known for its unique name, Pie Town sits at an elevation of approximately 7,700 feet and is surrounded by beautiful landscapes typical of the high desert region. This area is rich in history, with a notable connection to the 1930s during the Great Depression, when it became a popular stop on the Route 60, known for its delicious pie offerings, hence the town's distinctive name. The community is home to a few local businesses, including quaint pie shops that carry on the tradition of serving homemade pies to visitors. It's also a hub for outdoor activities like hiking, bird watching, and stargazing, making it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts. The nearby Gila National Forest offers a wealth of recreational opportunities, including miles of scenic trails. Though small, Pie Town has a tight-knit community spirit and hosts local events that highlight its unique charm. The town’s rural atmosphere provides an escape from urban life, drawing in those seeking peace and natural beauty in New Mexico’s highlands.