Over 245 million acres of possibilities.
The public lands managed by the BLM offer more recreational opportunities than lands managed by any other federal agency, with more than 99 percent available for recreation with no fee. From backyard to backcountry, these beautiful landscapes provide local getaways near you, adventures in remote wilderness, and everything in between.
Find your next getaway now! Search recreation.gov for "Bureau of Land Management" sites, activities, and reservations.
The BLM's interactive mountain biking maps connect riders across the country with their public lands. Check out our top 20 mountain biking locations and interactive trail maps developed in partnership with the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) and the MTB Project.
Whether you want a slow scenic ride or extreme adventure, the Bureau of Land Management offers one-of-a-kind experiences with stunning views.
The BLM-managed National Conservation Lands include 873 federally recognized areas and about 35 million acres of National Monuments, National Conservation Areas, Wilderness Areas, Wilderness Study Areas, Wild and Scenic Rivers, National Scenic and Historic Trails, and Conservation Lands of the California Desert.
The National Conservation Lands are uniquely diverse. They encompass red-rock deserts and rugged ocean coastlines, deep river canyons and broad Alaskan tundra. Many areas are remote and wild, but others are surprisingly accessible.
Explore your National Conservation Lands with our interactive maps.
