Important Alert: Lincoln National Forest Smokey Bear Ranger District Closure
Date(s): Jun 20, 2024 - Aug 23, 2024
Due to recent wildfires, the Lincoln National Forest Smokey Bear Ranger District is currently closed to all visitors. Safety is our top priority, and we appreciate your understanding as we work to assess and repair the affected areas.
For the most up-to-date information and additional details, please visit link
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Lincoln National Forest consists of three ranger districts—Sacramento, Smokey Bear, and Guadalupe—and three major mountain ranges—Sacramento, Guadalupe, and Capitan—covering 1,103,441 acres in parts of four counties in southeastern New Mexico. Elevations range from 4,000 to 11,500 feet and pass through five different life zones from the Chihuahuan desert to the sub-alpine forest. Vegetation types are very diverse across the Forest and range from rare cacti in the lower elevations to Englemann spruce in the higher.
Trail tips and visitor information can be found at http://AllTrials.com. Another source for information on the trails of the Lincoln National Forest is Lynn Melton's Trail Guide: Lincoln National Forest
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El Bosque Nacional de Lincoln consta de tres distritos de guardabosques (Sacramento, Smokey Bear y Guadalupe) y tres cadenas montañosas principales, Sacramento, Guadalupe y Capitán, que abarcan 1.103.441 acres en partes de cuatro condados del sureste de Nuevo México. Las elevaciones oscilan entre 4.000 y 11.500 pies y pasan por cinco zonas de vida diferentes desde el desierto de Chihuahua hasta el bosque subalpino. Los tipos de vegetación son muy diversos en todo el bosque y van desde cactus raros en las elevaciones más bajas hasta el abeto de Englemann en la parte superior.
Los consejos sobre senderos e información para visitantes se pueden encontrar en http://AllTrials.com. Otra fuente de información sobre los senderos del Bosque Nacional de Lincoln es Lynn Melton's Trail Guide: Lincoln National Forest
Date(s): Jun 20, 2024 - Aug 23, 2024
Due to recent wildfires, the Lincoln National Forest Smokey Bear Ranger District is currently closed to all visitors. Safety is our top priority, and we appreciate your understanding as we work to assess and repair the affected areas.
For the most up-to-date information and additional details, please visit link
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Lincoln National Forest consists of three ranger districts—Sacramento, Smokey Bear, and Guadalupe—and three major mountain ranges—Sacramento, Guadalupe, and Capitan—covering 1,103,441 acres in parts of four counties in southeastern New Mexico. Elevations range from 4,000 to 11,500 feet and pass through five different life zones from the Chihuahuan desert to the sub-alpine forest. Vegetation types are very diverse across the Forest and range from rare cacti in the lower elevations to Englemann spruce in the higher.
Trail tips and visitor information can be found at http://AllTrials.com. Another source for information on the trails of the Lincoln National Forest is Lynn Melton's Trail Guide: Lincoln National Forest
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El Bosque Nacional de Lincoln consta de tres distritos de guardabosques (Sacramento, Smokey Bear y Guadalupe) y tres cadenas montañosas principales, Sacramento, Guadalupe y Capitán, que abarcan 1.103.441 acres en partes de cuatro condados del sureste de Nuevo México. Las elevaciones oscilan entre 4.000 y 11.500 pies y pasan por cinco zonas de vida diferentes desde el desierto de Chihuahua hasta el bosque subalpino. Los tipos de vegetación son muy diversos en todo el bosque y van desde cactus raros en las elevaciones más bajas hasta el abeto de Englemann en la parte superior.
Los consejos sobre senderos e información para visitantes se pueden encontrar en http://AllTrials.com. Otra fuente de información sobre los senderos del Bosque Nacional de Lincoln es Lynn Melton's Trail Guide: Lincoln National Forest
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