cosninocanines

Unit 5B Coco RDs Winona South.doc Coco RDs Ashurst Lake.doc Mormon Lake South.doc Kinnikinick Lake.doc Long Lake East.doc Long Lake West.doc Clints Well North.doc Blue Ridge Inset.doc

Unit 6A South Half Mormon Lake South.doc Long Lake West.doc Stoneman Lake.doc Beaverhead Flat.doc Bull Pen.doc West Clear Creek.doc Clints Well North.doc Clints Well.doc Hwy 260.doc Munds Park Inset.doc

Flagstaff South North Half 6A Coco RDs Sedona West.doc Coco RDs Schnebly Hill.doc Coco RDs Munds Park.doc Coco RDs Mormon Lake.doc Coco RDs Long Lake.doc Coco RDs Lake Mary.doc

Coconino Hunt unit 6B open roads Coco RDs Sycamore Pass.doc Coco RDs Rogers Lake.doc Coco RDs East Pocket.doc Coco RDs Sedona West.doc

Flagstaff North open roads only the roads on these maps are open all others are closed Primarily Unit 7 Coco RDs Winona North.doc Coco RDs Strawberry Crtr.doc Coco RDs North of Peaks.doc Coco RDs Kendrick Mtn.doc Coco RDs Ft Valley.doc Coco RDs Flagstaff North.doc Coco RDs Cedar Ranch.doc Coco RDs Bellemont.doc

Williams Ranger District Williams South.doc White Horse Lake campground.doc Hobble Mtns.doc Sitgraves Mtn.doc Parks.doc JD Dam.doc Hat Ranch.doc Eagle Nest.doc

Black Mesa Ranger District 001 Map Legend.doc 01 Clay Springs West.doc 02 Phoenix Park Wash.doc 03 Wildcat Canyon.doc 04 Chevelon Work Center North.doc 05 Chevelon Work Center South.doc 06 Forest Lakes.doc 07 Heber.doc

Lakeside Ranger District 001 Map Legend.doc 01 Lakeside East.doc 02 Show Low West.doc 03 Clay Springs East.doc

Springerville Ranger District 01 Map Legend.doc 01 Nelson Reservoir.doc 02 Mexican Hay Lake.doc 03 Potato Patch.doc 04 White Mtn Reservoir.doc 05 Big Lake.doc

Alpine Ranger District 01 Map Legend.doc 02 Nutrioso.doc 03 Alpine.doc 04 Centerfire.doc 05 Blue Range.doc 06 Salt House.doc 07 Black River Canyon.doc 08 Conklin Ridge.doc

Here's the deal! I believe the other agencies under Federal regulation were included either before or after this rule was adopted. The Federal Register Notice (73 FR 74689) for the final travel management directives was published on December 9, 2008. The directives became effective January 8, 2009. Travel Management Rule (36 CFR 212, Subpart B, Designation of Roads, Trails, and Areas for Motor Vehicle Use) Highlights of the Rule •The rule requires each national forest or ranger district to designate those roads, trails, and areas open to motor vehicles. •Designation will include class of vehicle and, if appropriate, time of year for motor vehicle use. A given route, for example, could be designated for use by motorcycles, ATVs, or street-legal vehicles. •Once designation is complete, the rule will prohibit motor vehicle use off the designated system or inconsistent with the designations. •Designation decisions will be made locally, with public input and in coordination with state, local, and tribal governments. •Designations will be shown on a motor vehicle use map. Use inconsistent with the designations will be prohibited. •Final rule, as published in the Federal Register (pdf, 29 pages, 219 kb) If you want to read up on it here's a link http://www.fs.fed.us/recreation/programs/ohv/

I copied the maps from their pdf and pasted them into word documents. Go to the campfire forum here http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=32517&st=0&p=306844&fromsearch=1entry306844 I did the same for Kaibab and Prescott in the same forum but under their own post. Hope that will help you in some way.

West Side Groom Creek.doc Thumb Butte.doc Crown King.doc Goodwin.doc Glen Oaks.doc Granite Mtn.doc Camp Wood.doc Juniper Mesa.doc Haystack.doc

East side roads. Drake.doc Bear Siding.doc Perkinsville.doc Jerome.doc Arnold Mesa.doc Dugas.doc Dewey.doc

The North Kaibab has not completed their plan yet and the BLM is also working on a plan for their roads.

Tusayan Ranger District Homestaed Tank.doc Tusayan West.doc Tusayan East.doc Coconino Rim North.doc Coconino Rim South.doc Red Butte.doc Anita Station.doc Ten X.doc Tusayan Insert.doc Upper Basin.doc

Happy Jack and then some. I need some coffee this should finish the Coconino. I also have done the Kaibab and Prescott and will add those latter. Mormon Lake South.doc Kinnikinick Lake.doc Long Lake East.doc Long Lake West.doc Stoneman Lake.doc Clints Well North.doc Munds Park Inset.doc

Sedona area Sedona West.doc Sedona East.doc Beaverhead Flat.doc Bull Pen.doc

Coconino Rim area West Clear Creek.doc Moqui Campground.doc Rim Road.doc Clints Well.doc Hwy 260.doc Blue Ridge Inset.doc

Stick with me I'm learning! Flagstaff South Coco RDs Winona South.doc Coco RDs Long Lake.doc Coco RDs Mormon Lake.doc Coco RDs Lake Mary.doc Coco RDs Munds Park.doc

UNIT 6B roads Coco RDs Rogers Lake.doc Coco RDs East Pocket.doc Coco RDs Sycamore Pass.doc Coco RDs Schnebly Hill.doc

My Old Eyes just have a lot of trouble reading the map so I have copied and pasted areas into a Word Document. I have attached maps for these areas and will make several posts to cover the Coconino. North of Flagstaff: Coco RDs Cedar Ranch.doc Coco RDs Flagstaff North.doc Coco RDs Ft Valley.doc Coco RDs Kendrick Mtn.doc Coco RDs North of Peaks.doc Coco RDs Strawberry Crtr.doc Coco RDs Winona North.doc Coco RDs Bellemont.doc

Is this the summary of the issue? The map only shows what roads are open for travel/camping? If so, these new changes are going to be interesting. Where I camp there are a lot of weekend warrior types with their atvs, so I normally go further back until I don't see anyone for miles. I sure as heck won't be camping anywhere near any roads or people. Compliance to this tyranny is defeat, so I guess I will go east to Apache-Sitgreaves and spend my money in the neighboring towns. Hate to tell you but apache sitgreaves has got a plan just like this one. Not sure when it goes into effect. This is a Federal mandate to all land management agencies. BLM, National momuments etc. will be following suit. All National Forests are required to develope a travel management plan ASAP, so look for one in the forest near you. I can only speak for the Coconino and Kaibab they had plenty of open house forums and gave us plenty of time to voice our concerns. Go to the forest web site (google the forest your interested in and look for the plan) so you can voice your concerns.

Lot's of road closures in this unit be sure and know what's open and what's closed. ! 4. Game retrieval - When an elk has been legally taken in Game Management Units 6A, 6B, 7E, 7W, and 8, the individual who legally took the animal may drive or be driven to the downed elk. Under no circumstances may a second vehicle be used to retrieve the animal. The vehicle used to retrieve the elk may be operated off of designated routes on non-wilderness National Forest Lands up to one mile from designated routes. Motor vehicle use off of designated roads is not allowed for game retrieval for any species other than elk. Motor vehicle use off of designated roads is not allowed for game retrieval of any species, including elk, in game management units 5A, 5BS, 5BN,or 11.

My old eyes cant focus on the map so I have copied and pasted larger scale maps in Word. Total of 33 maps for the Coconino. I tried to attach 1 so you could see it but I cant upload .docx files. PM me if your interested in seeing 1 and I will email a copy.