Recent National Forest Articles
The Federal Rule That Controls Where You Can Ride Off-Road
The Rule That Kept the Engines Out — And Why Washington Wants to Change It For two decades, a single federal regulation has quietly determined whether a dirt bike can rip through a pine draw in the Cascades, whether a side-by-side can idle past a bedding elk in the Blue Mountains, or whether a sno
The Roadless Rule Repeal Isn't a Win for Off-Roaders
The Roadless Rule Is Gone — But Don't Expect New Trails Here's the headline that certain off-road advocacy groups don't want you to sit with too long: the Trump administration's push to repeal the 2001 Roadless Rule is not a win for dirt bike riders, ATV enthusiasts, or anyone who charges through
Federal Plan to Triple Logging Threatens Blue Mountains Elk Hunting
The Plan That Could Reshape 4.9 Million Acres of the American West The federal government dropped a bombshell on hunters, conservationists, and timber communities alike last week when it released its long-awaited draft plan for the Blue Mountains — a sprawling expanse of national forest land that
