| | Reserve, New Mexico, is located in Southwest New Mexico. Reserve is the jumping off point to reach the Gila National Forest, the Apache National Forest, and the Cibola National Forest. From Reserve, visitors can also access the Gila Wilderness (est. 1924) is the oldest wilderness area in the U.S. with over a half million acres of wild, rugged mountains.Reserve is approximately 200 miles southwest of Albuquerque, near the Arizona/New Mexico border and is the seat of Catron County. Catron County is one of the largest, least populated counties in the country, and is rich in history of the old West. The Catron County Chamber of Commerce serves northern and central Catron County.Reserve, New Mexico is very popular for outdoor activities - hiking, hunting (elk, bear, deer, turkey, etc.), fishing, and camping. Mild climate and beautiful scenery make the area perfect for a weekend out of the city! While here, visitors can explore Indian ruins, petroglyphs, and other historical old west sites |  | | | |
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