Danskin Mountains

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The Danskin Mountains are a rugged, largely undeveloped mountain range in southwestern Idaho known for their high desert terrain, wildlife habitat, and extensive off-highway vehicle and recreation opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
accessFrom Interstate 84 in Idaho
borderedBy Boise River
South Fork Boise River
climate semi-arid
continent North America
country United States
elevationMax approximately 1900 meters
approximately 6200 feet
geologicalType fault-block mountains
hasFeature canyons
plateaus
ridges
hasVegetation juniper woodlands
sagebrush steppe
hasWildlife elk
mule deer
pronghorn
sage-grouse
highestPoint Peak near Danskin Peak area
knownFor camping
hiking
hunting
motorized trail riding
off-highway vehicle recreation
scenic vistas
wildlife habitat
landUse largely undeveloped
public land
locatedIn Idaho
southwestern Idaho
linked to: Southwestern Idaho
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Ada County, Idaho
Boise County, Idaho
Elmore County, Idaho
managedBy Bureau of Land Management
near Boise, Idaho
partOf Boise region backcountry
Great Basin and Range physiographic province
Intermountain West
recreationType dispersed camping
hunting
off-highway vehicle use
trail riding
wildlife viewing
terrainType high desert
rugged terrain

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Elmore County, Idaho contains Danskin Mountains