Stories

Motorized vehicle abuse has been called one of the biggest problems facing public lands – but many solutions are within reach, a new report says.

Learn about the travel planning process, and why the Bitterroot National Forest should not ignore hikers, mountain bikers, hunters, and other non-motorized users.

With more than 4,000 miles of roads and trails on the Bitterroot National Forest, sometimes the Forest Service needs a little help keeping track of what is going on out there. That's where the Bitterroot Quiet Use Coalition comes in.

Guy Leibenguth, of Lolo, takes justice into is own hands as he encounters illegal ATV use on Printers Creek Road.