Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Management

The Four Rivers Field Office contains ample opportunities for a wide range of OHV recreation, including single track for OHV motorcycles, and wider trails and two-tracks for ATVs and other motorized vehicles. The BLM is in the process of establishing a comprehensive designted trail system in this area, so use existing routes until the trail system in finalized.  Do not travel cross-country.  Cross-country travel is allowed at five play areas: Clay Peak, Dewey, Little Gem, Parma and Weisa Dunes.

For more information about OHV recreation opportunities on BLM and Forest Service lands in Idaho, check out this website: www.idaho-ohv.org

OHV Route Designations in the Bruneau Field Office

All motorized vehicles should use existing routes, or use designated routes where they’ve been established.  To protect wildlife, reduce erosion, and prevent the spread of weeds, please don’t travel cross-country or create new vehicle tracks. 

All motorized vehicles, including ATVs used for hunting, should use existing or designated vehicle routes.  To protect wildlife, reduce erosion and prevent the spread of weeds, please don’t travel cross-country or create new vehicle tracks.  See the following maps of motorized vehicle restrictions on public land by big game hunt unit. 

Hunt Unit 22 - Adams County  | Hunt Unit 24 - Valley County | Hunt Unit 31 - Washington County | Hunt Unit 32 - Washington & Gem Counties | Hunt Unit 32A - Adams & Gem Counties | Hunt Unit 33 - Boise County | Hunt Unit 38 - Ada & Canyon Counties | Hunt Unit 39 - Ada, Boise & Elmore Counties | Hunt Unit 43 - Camas & Elmore Counties | Hunt Unit 45 - Camas & Elmore Counties.

The Four Rivers Field Office is currently preparing a Resource Management Plan that will establish more detailed OHV designations throughout the field office. 

Four Rivers Field Office  |  3948 Development Avenue  |  Boise, ID 83705
208-384-3300  |  Fax: 208-384-3493  |  Office hours: 7:45am - 4:30pm, M-F