Is the Forest proposing to eliminate camping outside designated campgrounds?

No. The Forest Service proposal will not restrict camping outside of designated campgrounds. However, many dispersed recreation activities, including camping, depend on motor vehicle access.

Dispersed recreation activities accessed by motor vehicles often utilize short spurs that have been created by the passage of motor vehicles. Many of these user-created routes are not part of the National Forest transportation system. Under the 2005 Travel Management Rule, a route or area must be designated for motorized access on the Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) in order for a vehicle to legally travel there.

Therefore, routes accessing dispersed recreation areas such as camp sites must be designated to permit motor vehicle access to individual sites. Over 1,600 of these routes have been identified in the Proposed Action. In addition, 698 miles of corridors (along roads) for motorized access to dispersed camping are proposed.

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