Apache Kid Wilderness

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Apache Kid Wilderness is a remote, rugged protected area in central New Mexico known for its steep canyons, forested mountains, and opportunities for backcountry hiking and wildlife viewing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States wilderness area
protected area
wilderness area
access primitive trails
conservationValue preservation of primitive recreation
watershed protection
wildlife habitat protection
country United States
elevationFeature San Mateo Mountains highlands
linked to: San Mateo Mountains
governingBody United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
habitat backcountry wildlife habitat
humanUseLevel low
IUCNCategory Ib
knownFor backcountry hiking
forested mountains
remote character
rugged terrain
steep canyons
wildlife viewing
landform canyons
mountains
locatedIn New Mexico
Socorro County, New Mexico
central New Mexico
locatedInProtectedArea Cibola National Forest
managingAgency U.S. Forest Service
mountainRange San Mateo Mountains
namedAfter Apache Kid
partOf Magdalena Ranger District
recreation backpacking
hiking
horseback riding
hunting (regulated)
wildlife observation
region Southwestern United States
remoteness high
roadAccess limited
state New Mexico
terrain forested mountains
rugged
steep canyons
vegetation mixed conifer forest
pinyon-juniper woodland
ponderosa pine forest
wildernessDesignation U.S. Wilderness Act
wildlife black bear habitat
elk habitat
mountain lion habitat
mule deer habitat

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San Mateo Mountains contains Apache Kid Wilderness
Cibola National Forest contains Apache Kid Wilderness