Numerous trails in the Moab area are in jeopardy because to the Labyrinth Rims / Gemini Bridges travel management procedure being carried out by the BLM's Moab Field Office (anticipated to be finished by 2024). There are 437 miles of wonderful, breathtaking, and unique trails at risk.


Due to a legal settlement with the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance (SUWA), which wants to close as many trails as possible so that the area west of Moab can be administered as Wilderness, a new travel strategy is being developed for this region. On the basis of fabricated claims of "user conflicts," the Grand County Commission and Moab city administration are also requesting that the BLM close a number of well-liked 4x4 trails so that they can be turned into hiking and mountain biking paths.


About 23 million acres, or nearly half of the state of Utah, are federal lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), a division of the...

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