Off-Road Access Reimagined on Public Lands | Aspen News
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The Forest Service is flipping the script on off-road vehicle access on federal lands, proposing to make trails open by default—closures only for sensitive areas. This shift, delayed until 2028, could impact millions of acres and reignite debate: environmentalists warn of habitat destruction and overcrowding, while off-roaders see it as expanded legal access that could curb illegal use. The proposal challenges a 2005 system designed to protect wildlife—and both sides agree stewardship matters, but disagree on who should decide what’s open.
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https://coloradosun.com/2026/09/16/federal-rule-change-off-road-vehicles-colorado-open-access/
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