Protecting Adventure
For All of Us
FOR OVER 30 YEARS WE HAVE BEEN LEADING THE FIGHT TO KEEP ROADS, TRAILS, AND RECREATION AREAS OPEN. WE’VE WON PIVOTAL LEGAL BATTLES, WE MAINTAIN A CONSTANT PRESENCE OF GRASSROOTS ADVOCACY, AND WITH OVER 700,000 REPRESENTED MEMBERS WE ARE THE BROADEST COALITION OF OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS IN THE COUNTRY. AND WE’RE JUST GETTING STARTED.
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Our Top Priorities
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
We’re working to challenge Antiquities Act abuse and the expansion of restrictive land-use designations.
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.
Oregon Phoenix Project
After a record-breaking fire season, we need your help to identify and reopen the roads, lands and trails of Oregon. We will also offer free consulting and litigation strategy development to anyone injured by the fires.
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.
We're Fighting Moab's Unlawful OHV Ban
Help us challenge Moab’s unlawful ban on OHV users, businesses, and events.
Recent Posts
Dear Polaris, We Would Love Your Support
Dear Polaris, We want your support! As an organization that fights hard to protect access for all forms of motorsports, one of the most common questions we get from members is how do original equipment manufacturers support our efforts. The short answer is some have...
Protect Hunting, Camping, and Off-Roading in the Book Cliffs
As part of the ongoing travel management process in Utah where access to over 10,000 miles of roads and trails are at stake, The BLM is currently requesting scoping comments for the Book Cliffs Area in Uintah County. This is some of Utah's wildest country with herds...
BlueRibbon Coalition Announces Appeal of BLM Canyon Rims Closures
On May 21, 2021 The Moab Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management announced its final Record of Decision for the Canyon Rims Travel Management Area. The Canyon Rims Travel Management Area is a popular area south of Moab in San Juan County. As part of the travel...
Dispersed Camping Threatened in Chaffee County Travel Management Planning
The BLM is currently working to create and update existing travel management within Chaffee County, Colorado. The BLM’s current considerations regarding this travel management planning process include whether and how much to limit dispersed camping,...
Off-road Groups Announce Support for Moab Noise Ordinance Level of 96 dBA
MOAB, UTAH – Several leaders of Utah off-road groups have been involved for several years in advising Grand County and the City of Moab on strategies to reduce the impact of noise from off-road vehicles. Last week the Grand County Commission adopted an ordinance...