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THE FOREST SERVICE OHV RULE IS FINAL
Now is when the work begins for OHV
enthusiasts to become active in their local trail
designation process; the ARRA vows to give riders the
information to get the job done right
After what seemed like a never-ending process, the U.S.
Forest Service's Final Rule is policy. Now the hard work
begins in implementing the rule and your participation in
this process is critical for the OHV community.
Americans for Responsible Recreational Access (ARRA)
have been busy analyzing the rule and consulting with others
to determine all of the ramifications of the new policy. As
is usually the case, the devil is in the details and sorting
out all those details is a time consuming process. In the
meantime, they have posted on the ARRA website a summary of
the rule
(click here) as well as a comprehensive listing of all
the locations of the national forests under the jurisdiction
of the U.S. Forest Service
(click here) This listing, along with the links to
each forest's website is available for your use. They
believe this information, along with additional information
they will be posting on the ARRA website in the coming
months, will assist you in becoming active in the
designation process at your favorite national forest. As
they have said, your involvement is critical if OHV
recreation is going to have a meaningful place in our
national forests. The OHV route designation process is key
to YOUR future!
Register now as a supporter of ARRA and get regular Action
Alert notices as well as the monthly ARRA Newsletter
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