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White River National ForestFinal Travel Management Plan
Corrections Version - June, 2012Blanco RD
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Notes:Summer travel period begins May 21 at 00:00 and ends November 22 at 23:59. All motorized andmechanized modes of travel must be on designated routes. All motorized categories generally allowmechanized (bicycle), animal (horse), and foot (hike) unless otherwise specified. All mechanized willallow animal (horse) and foot (hike) unless otherwise specified. Animal (horse) and foot (hike) areallowed to travel across country and generally on all routes. There are some routes that limit animal(horse) use for safety reasons. There may be some routes that are specific to a particular use only thatdoes not fit the standard use categories. These and other exceptions will be specifically noted in aseparate table."Other Public Roads/Trails" are closed to unlicensed motorized vehicles.Due to map scale, all route numbers are not displayed and some routes may be difficult to distinguish.This map is not intended to be used for navigation.
This product is reproduced from geospatial information prepared by the U.S. Department of Agriculture,Forest Service. GIS data and product accuracy may vary. They may be: developed from sources ofdiffering accuracy, accurate only at certain scales, based on modeling or interpretation, incompletewhile being created or revised, etc. Using GIS products for purposes other than those for which theywere created, may yield inaccurate or misleading results. The Forest Service reserves the right tocorrect, update, modify, or replace, GIS products based on new inventories, new or revised information,and if necessary in conjunction with other federal, state or local public agencies or the public in generalas required by policy or regulation. Previous recipients of the products may not be notified unlessrequired by policy or regulation. For more information, contact the White River National Forest at (970)945-2521.
Date: 6/8/2012
Path: T:\FS\NFS\WhiteRiver\Project\7710TravelManagementPlanEIS\GIS\TMP_Final_2012_Blanco.mxd
LegendCountiesMajor Lakes/Rivers
InterstateOther Public Roads/Trails
White River Nat'l Forest LandsWhite River NFWildernessSki Area Permitted LandsForest Administrative Boundary
Roads open to all vehiclesRoads open to full-size vehicles and street-legal motorcycles
Trails open to horses, other pack animals, and hikers
Decommissioned
Trails open to UTV, ATV and motorcycles (vehicles less than 62 inches in width)Trails open to ATV and motorcycles (vehicles less than 50 inches in width)
! ! ! ! Trails open to motorcycles (two-wheeled motorized vehicles)
Roads and trails managed under special use permit (SUP)
Trails open to bikes and other mechanized equipment
Trails open to hikers only
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