Apr 26, 2025 | Action Alert, BLM, Dirt Bike, E-bike, Idaho, Mountain Biking
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Cottonwood Field Office is proposing to re-designate approximately 3.93 miles of trails, specifically BLM trails 150B (3.25 miles) and a portion of 149B (0.68 miles), from non-motorized to motorized single-track use. These...
Apr 19, 2025 | Action Alert, ATV, BLM, Map, Off-Roading, Oregon, SXS
The Bureau of Land Management is analyzing the proposed McDermitt lithium Exploration project. The project will affect 103.3 acres and is proposing to construct 30.2 miles of roads. This is located in southeastern Oregon just north of the Nevada border. You can see...
Apr 19, 2025 | Action Alert, E-bike, Map, Mountain Biking, Oregon
The USDA Forest Service is proposing to allow Class 1, pedal-assist electric bicycles (e-bikes) on approximately 161 miles of existing trails and paved paths in Oregon’s Deschutes National Forest. This includes popular riding areas such as Peterson Ridge, Phil’s...
Apr 17, 2025 | Action Alert, BLM, Montana, Western Phoenix Project
The Bureau of Land Management Dillon Field Office is proposing vegetation management treatments on tens of thousands of acres and accepting comments until April 18, 2025. The BLM should actively manage public lands to best prevent wildfires to allow continued access...
Apr 11, 2025 | Action Alert, BLM, Dirt Bike, Dispersed Camping, E-bike, Off-Roading, Overlanding, Snowmobile, SXS, Utah
In January 2025, during the final hours of the Biden administration, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released the Henry Mountains and Fremont Gorge Travel Management Plan (TMP). This plan designates 1,642 miles of routes for year-round use and closes...
Apr 8, 2025 | Action Alert, BLM, Dirt Bike, Dispersed Camping, E-bike, Fight for Every Inch, Mountain Biking, National Park Service, Off-Roading, Overlanding, Rock Climbing, Snowmobile, SXS, USFS, Utah, Western Phoenix Project
For over three decades, the America’s Red Rock Wilderness Act has been repeatedly introduced in Congress—and repeatedly failed to pass. This bill, which would lock up over 8 million acres of southern Utah’s public lands, has never gained enough support to pass. That’s...
