Idaho
Abandoned Mine Lands
Hundreds of abandoned mine sites exist on public lands in Idaho. While the majority pose only minor safety or health hazards, all are closed to every form of access. Review Projects information for details about ongoing rehabilitation efforts and completed restoration, and become familiar with safety recommendations, especially if you enjoy trekking in remote areas.
Seasonal Closures
| AREA Name | Field Office | Re-open |
| South Hills | Twin Falls | March 16 |
Temporary Closures
| AREA Name | Field Office | Type/Reason |
| Snake River Birds of Prey NCA, 8 mi. east of Murphy | Birds of Prey NCA | no motorized vehicle use |
| north of Big Willow Creek - Payette Co., northwest of Emmett | Four Rivers | no motorized vehicle travel |
Other Closures
| AREA Name | Field Office | Type/Reason |
| King Hill Creek WSA | Shoshone | OHV travel limited to designated routes/protect wilderness characteristics |
Fire-related Closures
| AREA Name | Field Office | Start |
| Skinny Dipper Hot Springs as result of 2012 Springs Fire - Map | Four Rivers | April 2013 |
| 12-mile segment of Lower Salmon River for fire suppression operations of Sheep Fire | Cottonwood | Sept. 7, 2012 |
| Hot Tea & Big Fires | Four Rivers | Jan. 27, 2011 |
| Dairy Canyon Fire | Pocatello | Oct. 8, 2010 |
| Blaire Fire - King Hill | Shoshone | Dec. 12, 2011 |
| Stout Fire - North of Mountain Home | Map | Four Rivers | April 24, 2013 |
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