The Logandale Trails area is a destination for many types of off-highway-vehicle (OHV) uses. As part of the Recreation Area Management Plan, and as a way to support and enhance trail-based motorized and nonmotorized recreation activities, the BLM is proposing specific management for individual routes. The BLM’s travel management planning process includes designating OHV management areas at the planning-level, establishing route-level management for the area’s transportation system, and implementing the travel management plan through on-the-ground actions. At the planning level, areas are designated as open to cross-country motorized travel, motorized travel is limited to existing or designated routes, or closed to motorized travel. Similarly, at the route-level, the BLM is proposing to assign specific OHV designations and associated management to the over 200 miles of roads and trails associated with the Logandale Trails System (see Appendix B of the Environmental Assessment).

The BLM conducted a comprehensive inventory of the existing transportation system in the Logandale Trails area. This inventory is the basis for developing route-level management. The BLM encourages the public to use the interactive map on Station 6: Alternatives to view the inventoried routes and which are proposed as open, limited, or closed under each alternative.