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We are taking on some of the biggest challenges for recreation access. If you’re aware of an issue please let us know, and we’ll get to work for you!

Fight for Every Inch - Oppose 30x30

We’re working to challenge Antiquities Act abuse and the expansion of restrictive land-use designations.

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Defend Your Ground in the Stanislaus National Forest

Support BRC and the Sierra Snowmobile Foundation’s Legal Challenge to Winter Recreation Closures.

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Fill Lake Powell

If you love Lake Powell should add your name to our petition to tell policymakers and politicians to Fill Lake Powell.

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Dispersed Camping Access Alliance

Anti-access groups who want to shut down access to public lands in the West have made serious efforts to restrict, regulate, or eliminate dispersed camping.

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10,000+ PROJECT

We’re standing up to anti-access groups in Utah and working to keep over 10,000 miles of trails open for recreation in Utah.

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We have created the Western Phoenix Project to develop an aggressive policy, public education, and litigation strategy to empower our land managers with a better system for protecting our communities. With your help we will do the work to reopen the roads, lands and trails of the West and hold the decision makers and stakeholders accountable. Then, we will work with our growing team of organizations and allies to develop the land reform agenda we need to adopt to rise out of the ashes of this mess.

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Support Outdoor Recreation Access for those with Disabilities

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UPDATED: Don’t let BLM Close 437 Miles of the Most Popular Trails on Earth in Moab’s Labyrinth Rims/Gemini Bridges Travel Management Plan

Sep 8, 2022

Recently the Bureau of Land Management released the Draft Travel Management Plan for the Labyrinth Rims/Gemini Bridges area. This is located in Southern Utah between Green River and Moab. World class OHV riding is found in this area and it's extremely popular for many...

Lost Trails Guidebook #30 | Trail Canyon, UT|Poverty Road

Sep 21, 2022

Overview: The Trail Canyon Area is located just northwest of Kanab, UT, and the route system in this area provide unique access to landscapes that are similar to those found in Paunsaugunt and Zion National Park. Trail conditions range from sandy and smooth to rocky...

Lost Trails Guidebook #29 | Paunsaugunt Area, Utah | BLM Route 107DNA

Sep 14, 2022

Overview: The Paunsaugunt Area is located just north of Kanab, UT, and the route system in this area provide unique access to landscapes that are similar to those found in Trail Canyon and Zion National Park. Trail conditions range from sandy and smooth to rocky...

Lost Trails Guidebook #28 | Paunsaugunt, Utah | BLM Route 107FNA

Sep 14, 2022

Overview: The Paunsaugunt Area is located just north of Kanab, UT, and the route system in this area provide unique access to landscapes that are similar to those found in Trail Canyon and Zion National Park. Trail conditions range from sandy and smooth to rocky...

Prevent Closures in the Panhandle National Forest Kaniksu Unit in Idaho

Sep 13, 2022

The Panhandle National Forest in Idaho is updating their Over Snow Vehicle (OSV) Travel Management Plan for the Sandpoint Ranger District, Bonners Ferry Ranger District and Priest Lake Ranger Districts. The U.S. Forest Service is proposing to create several areas of...

Lost Trails Guidebook #27 | San Rafael Swell | BLM Route SS5129

Sep 13, 2022

Overview: If you visit Segers Hole, the best way to return back to Exit 99 is to make a loop. Your can follow the main graded Segers Hole road, or if you want to get off the beaten path and explore a less-traveled section of this remote backcountry, you can take BLM...

Lost Trails Guidebook #26 | San Rafael Swell | Segers Hole Overlook

Sep 13, 2022

Overview: If you choose to be one of the few who choose to explore the remote southwest quadrant of the San Rafael Swell, the Segers Hole Overlook should be one of your top destinations. This overlook provides one of the best vantage points of the Muddy Creek Drainage...