U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Monticello Field Office
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Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Use: OHV use occurs throughout the Monticello BLM Field Office area, but most intensely in Butler Wash, Indian Creek, Piute Pass, and Jacob’s Chair. During the winter months, primary OHV use occurs within the western portions of the Field Office area. Additional OHV use occurs on roads originally constructed for mining activities and along San Juan County Class B and D roads, which are located throughout the Field Office area. The Monticello Field Office is currently in the process of revising its Land Use Plan, which will include a comprehensive Travel Management Plan that will designate specific OHV areas and routes. Boating: Brian Quigley/Kay Wilson Camping: Marilyn Low Hiking Marilyn Low Hunting Marilyn Low
Horseback Riding: Marilyn Low
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An abundance of recreational activities await visitors to the Monticello Field Office area. These activities include camping, backpacking and hiking, off highway vehicles use, whitewater boating, horseback riding, bird watching or driving our scenic byways. The Monticello Field Office area contains some of the most spectacular landscapes in the United States. These areas include San Juan River, Cedar Mesa and Grand Gulch along with Valley of the Gods and Dark Canyon Primitive Area. Wilde