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USDA Forest Service |
ATV/OHV UseNew! Motor Vehicle Use Maps online. 2009 Recreation Schedule and Fees (pdf). There are currently about 150 miles of trails open to use by ATV's (3 & 4 wheelers) and motorcycles. Many of these trails are also open to horses, mountain bikes and hiking so caution and courtesy must be exercised. There are trails for such motorized use on most of our districts. Additional trails may be opened in the future, following analysis of potential environmental impacts and opportunities for public comment. Your compliance with rules that protect the land and streams will help keep these trails open. Resource damage due to illegal use is documented and can negatively affect the process that determines if future trails are developed. Kentucky law prohibits the consumption of alcohol in public places and prohibits open containers of alcohol. TRAIL FEES: At this time, all trails are free use except for the White Sulphur Trail on the Cumberland Ranger District and Redbird Crest Trail on Redbird Ranger District. A special recreation pass is required to use these trails. The following types of permits are available:
In the past, most of the Daniel Boone National Forest was open to off-highway vehicle (OHV) use, including off-trail use. OHV's include both full size off-road vehicles, rail buggies, three and four wheeler ATV's and motorcycles. As the popularity of these recreational vehicles increased, so did their use on the Forest. However, because of increasing damage to soils, water, and certain sensitive plants and animals, we have implemented the following regulations. Cromer Ridge is closed to motor vehicle use.
Cromer Ridge is now closed to ATV use.
Author: Recreation Staff |
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