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Visit Our Public Lands

The wide variety of diverse landscapes across BLM-managed public lands offer visitors unique opportunities and memorable experiences as vast as the land itself.

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Search for activities and locations on the BLM Map.
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Hiking

BLM-managed lands have hiking trail including small foot paths, untrammeled wilderness, National Historic Trails with developed trail heads and interpretation centers.
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Camping

BLM-managed lands offer camping styles from staying in an RV to simply throwing a sleeping bag on the ground in the backcountry.
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Climbing

BLM-managed lands offer opportunities for climbing with many nearby camp sites available.
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Hunting & Fishing

The BLM provides opportunities to hunt and fish in a safe and environmentally sound manner.
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Recreational Shooting

The BLM provides opportunities to engage in shooting sports activities in a safe and environmentally sound manner.
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Off-Highway Vehicles

Numerous and diverse opportunities for off-highway vehicle (OHV) recreation exist on BLM-managed public lands
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Mountain Biking & E-Bikes

The BLM and the IMBA are Connecting with Communities through a national partnership.
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Rockhounding

Learn more about collecting rocks, mineral specimens, and semiprecious gemstones on BLM-managed public lands.

Additional Information

Find recreation passes and permits, download detailed maps, and review essential know-before-you-go information to help you plan a safe, informed visit and make the most of your time on these public lands.
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Recreation Permits and Fees
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Passes
A map of the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area in Cochise County, southeastern Arizona. The NCA boundary is shown with a dark olive outline following the San Pedro River from the United States-Mexico border northward. The San Pedro River is shown in blue running the length of the NCA. Named sites shown include Fairbank Historic Townsite, Lehner Mammoth Kill Site, Little Boquillas Ranch, Millville Historic Townsite and Rock Art Discovery Trail, and more.
Maps
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Know Before You Go