Projects & Plans - Route Designation Strategy; 5-Step Process

STEP 2 - FOREST ORDER 04-07-01

On March 2, 2007, Forest Supervisor Jeff Bailey signed a Decision Memo issuing a Forest Order which prohibits cross country motorized vehicle use. This Order limits the use of motorized wheeled vehicles to the existing routes and open area shown on the attached Exhibit A maps. This Order does not close existing routes and does not designate a Forest Transportation system. The purpose is to keep use on existing routes, prohibit cross-country travel with motorized vehicles, and prevent resource damage and the creation of new routes while completing the Route Designation Process. It will remain in effect for one year and will be extended, if necessary, until the completion of the Route Designation process.

DOCUMENTS AND MAPS

View Decision Memo (pdf 354 KB)

View Forest Order #04-07-01 (pdf 47 KB)

Exhibit A Maps

These files are very large image files and may require frustratingly long download times. We highly recommend obtaining a paper copy from one of our Visitor Centers in the Eastern Sierra. These maps have only limited geographic reference points, and are best used in conjunction with topographic or recreational maps of the areas you are visiting.

Map 1 - Mono Lake Area (pdf 20.3MB)
Map 2 - June Lake and Mammoth Lakes Area (pdf 14.9MB)
Map 3 - Pizona and Casa Diablo North [Includes White Mtn] (pdf 19.5MB)
Map 4 - Casa Diablo South Area (pdf 10.0MB)
Map 5 - Bishop [Includes Westgard Pass and northern Inyo Mtns] (pdf 14.7MB)
Map 6 - South Sierra Area [Independence to Kennedy Mdws] (pdf 11.5MB)