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National Public Lands Day this year is a Fee-Free Day

Secretary Dirk Kempthorne has designated National Public Lands Day (Saturday, September 27, 2008) as a “fee-free” day for visitors to all Interior bureau recreation and visitor sites. Site entrance/standard amenity and individual day-use fees will be waived on that day; however, other fees, such as those for group day use, overnight camping, and cabin rentals, will remain in effect. In addition to the fee-free day on Saturday, September 27, a fee-free day for all visitors will be instituted this year on Sunday, September 28, 2008, to honor newly naturalized citizens.

For details visit this link: http://www.blm.gov/wo/st/en/info/regulations/Instruction_Memos_and_Bulletins/national_information/2008/IB_2008-110.html

BLM PUBLIC LANDS

Recreation Strategy 

Recreation Strategy: BLM Colorado has recently completed a strategy to help balance recreation uses and land health standards statewide. 

Travel Management 

BLM Colorado is in the process of completing Comprehensive Travel Management Plans in each of its Resource Areas.  To learn more about Travel Management, click here. 

 

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Visit Recreation.gov or the Outdoor Recreation Information Center for more recreation opportunities on public lands. Use your browsers Back button to return to BLM in Colorado. Thank you for visiting your public lands.

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Recreation Areas

Outdoor Recreation Information Center

Recreation Fees

Special Recreation Permits

Recreational Permittees and Recreational and Educational Users Comment Cards

Travel Management 

   
Last updated: 09-17-2008