The Bill Humphries straddles the Continental Divide in northern New Mexico. It contains a mixture of pinon, juniper, and mixed conifers as well as grasses and forbs.

Wildlife watchers may see deer, elk, turkey,
and other wildlife. Access is allowed from Memorial Day weekend through November 15 except during established deer and elk hunts. Good binoculars are important. The best time to view wildlife is at dawn or dusk.

Hunters must have appropriate licenses and permits. Wildlife viewers, photographers, hikers, bicyclists, and horseback riders must have a valid license or permit.