New Mexico
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BLM New Mexico Supplementary Rules(BLM New Mexico administers the programs in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas)
Unless otherwise authorized by the BLM, on all BLM public lands within the State of New Mexico no person shall: Amarillo Field OfficeEnter the Cross Bar by members of the public without a permit authorization Public Lands - GeneralConstruct/maintain pit toilet lasting more than 14 days/within 100 feet of any permanent water source Dump/dispose of sewage except at facilities provided Camp longer than 14 days in any 28 day period within 25 mile radius Park any motor vehicle longer than 30 minutes or camp within 300 yards of any natural/manmade water source Park/leave unattended a vehicle or camp at trailhead in violation of posted instructions Dispose of any burning/smoldering material except at facilities provided Violate terms/conditions/stipulations of any permit or use authorization Fail to show permit/use authorization to BLM employee upon request Camp/occupy or build fire in/on any historic/prehistoric structure/ruin/site Operate an off-road vehicle without approved spark arrester and muffler Operate/park or leave unattended a motorized vehicle in violation of posted restrictions or in such a manner or location to:
Park more than 300 feet from an existing or designated Route Operate a vehicle in violation of state law/regulation Failure to display state OHV registration Possess/use fireworks Sell or make a gift of an alcoholic beverage to person under 21 years Possess alcoholic beverage, persons under 21 years Ignite/burn any material containing/producing hazardous/toxic material Carry concealed weapons in violation of state law Discharge firearm or any implement capable of taking a human life/causing injury/damaging property within150 yards of residence/building/campsite/developed recreation site/occupied area On/from/across a developed road/within fenced ROW within 40 feet of unfenced road/across body of water/recklessly/carelessly if any person/property is exposed to injury/damage Use weapons in violation of state law within developed campsites/picnic areas or within 150 yards of developed recreation sites/areas Disorderly Conduct Fail to prevent pet from harassing/molesting/injuring/killing humans/domesticated animals/wildlife/livestock Fail to comply with State boating regulations Enter cave without safety helmet and three sources of light Possess glass container where prohibited Cut/remove/transport woody materials Remove/transport any mineral resources without permit Annoy/disturb bats/raptors/reptiles including nesting sites or areas, or other protected species Violate any state conservation/natural resource protection law/regulation Unattended campfire/fail to extinguish
Developed recreation area and sites, special recreation management areasOn all BLM managed developed recreation areas and sites within the State of New Mexico no person shall: Reserve camping space, except at group facilities Camp longer than 7 days in 28 day period - must move 25 miles and not return within 30 days Park more than two 4-wheeled vehicles or five 2- or 3-wheeled vehicles and occupy site with more than 15 individuals except at group sites More than two motorized vehicles and/or 10 individuals at any one approved site not designated for group use or parking Vehicles off existing/designated roads/trails unless on facilities provided for such use Park/occupy a parking space posted or marked for handicapped use without displaying official identification tag/plate Camp/occupy between 10 p.m. – 6 a.m. at Black Rock Spring, County Line, John Dunn Bridge, Lover’s Lane, Manby Hot Springs, Quartzite, La Ventana Natural Arch, Tent Rocks, Bluewater Canyon, Canon Tapia, Guadalupe Ruin and community, Ward Ranch Recreation area./sites, Wild Rivers Bear Crossing and Chawalauna Overlooks, Orilla Verde gauging station picnic site Failure to maintain quiet hours between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. Engage in noncommercial floatboating without the following items for each person/boat/group: Approved U.S. Coast Guard Type I, III or V life preserver which must be worn at all times while on rivers First aid kit for each group Other items required by permit for use of a river segment Build/tend/use a campfire except in places provided for Build/tend/use a campfire in Tent Rocks Recreation Area Ride a horse/bicycle in areas/trails posted closed to such use Launch/take out boats, except in an emergency, at any site within Orilla Verde Recreation Area not designated for such use Use motorized craft within Rio Grande Wild & Scenic River, Lower Gorge Special Recreation Management area between County Line and Velarde Diversion Dam, Rio Chama Wild & Scenic River Operate non-street legal motorized vehicles within boundaries of all recreation areas/sites Operate motor vehicles within Ignacio Chavez Grant or Elk Springs during seasonal closures Operate motor vehicle within San Ysidro Trails Limited Area except as authorized by special use permit Park a vehicle other than in areas established for such use or further than 25 feet from designated roads along wilderness area boundaries Cut/gather green trees or parts/remove down or standing dead wood for any purpose Collect other natural resources/minerals/cultural/historic artifacts that require permits Climb/walk on “Tent Rock Formation” in Tent Rocks Recreation Area Participate in technical rock climbing within La Ventana Natural Arch area Use mechanized equipment for “highbanking” Fail to immediately remove/dispose of in a sanitary manner all pet fecal matter/trash/garbage/waste Bring a pet on any nature/interpretive trail/cave/freshwater spring signed as closed to pets. Handicap assistance animals are exempt Failure to physically restrain pet at all times within developed campsites and picnic areas Post/distribute any signs/posters/printed material/commercial advertisement without written authorization from authorized officer Use/display/carry weapons within developed campsites/picnic areas Bring equine stock/llamas/cattle/livestock within campgrounds/picnic area unless facilities have been specifically provided for such use Discharge firearms/other weapons/hunt/trap within developed recreation areas or within ½ mile of developed recreation site Discharge firearms/other weapons/hunt/trap within developed recreation areas or within 150 yards of developed recreation site Be publicly nude at Wild Rivers, Orilla Verde or Santa Cruz Lake recreation areas, Lower Gorge SRMA or John Dunn Bridge Shower/bathe at any improved/developed water source not designated for such purpose Not adhering to fire danger ratings issued by the Government Entering the following caves between 1 November and 15 April: Fort Stanton, Torgac, Torgac Annex, Crockett, Crystal, Big-Eared Cave, Bat Hole, Malpais Madness, Tres Ninos and Feather. Authorized persons and emergency responders are exempt Dispose of any grey or waste water except in facilities provided for such
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