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Motorized Use
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an exciting way to experience our scenic, natural treasures. However,
OHV enthusiasts must be sensitive and responsible to the ecosystems
they are enjoying and must remain on designated, motorized trail routes.
Seasonal restrictions and
closures may
be in effect in order to prevent road damage during wet periods or
for wildlife or fire concerns.
National Forests adopt their home state's off-highway vehicle regulations, with the basic direction that all "areas and routes are closed unless designated open." Fees and seasonal and area road restrictions related to OHV use may vary between National Forests. A Forest Travel Plan or National Forest Visitor Map shows areas
open to off-highway vehicles, trail markers, regulations and route
locations. These maps are available at local Forest
Service offices and are usually posted on kiosks located on
main roads. Please follow all visitor rules and practice good safety when visiting the National Forests. |
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US Forest Service - Intermountain Region
Last Modified: Thursday, 13 March 2008 at 13:02:16 EDT