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Mount Rosa
Pikes Peak
Ormes Peak
Guyot Hill
Globe Hill
Mount Vigil
Signal Hill
Beacon Hill
Signal Butte
Rosebud Hill
Red Mountain
Mineral Hill
Mount Herman
Crystal Peak
Cow Mountain
Chimney Peak
Cameron Cone
Mount Arthur
Trachyte Knob
Thunder Butte
San Luis Peak
Mount Manitou
Ironclad Hill
Granite Hills
Blue Mountain
Blodgett Peak
Beasley Hills
Bald Mountain
Stove Mountain
Squaw Mountain
Sheep Mountain
Sheep MountainSentinel Point
Rocky Mountain
Mc Kinley Peak
Marys Mountain
Kineo Mountain
Green Mountain
Gray Back Peak
Mount Garfield
Eagle Mountain
Devils Kitchen
Brind Mountain Black Mountain
Straub MountainGrouse Mountain
Mount Deception
Copper Mountain
Mount Big Chief
Soldier Mountain
Sachett Mountain
Hackett Mountain
Almagre Mountain
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Rhyolite Mountain
Big Bull Mountain
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Motor Vehicle
OPERATORRESPONSIBILITIES
Operating a motor vehicle on National ForestSystem roads, National Forest System trails, and inareas on National Forest System lands carries agreater responsibility than operating that vehicle in acity or other developed setting. Not only must themotor vehicle operators know and follow all applicabletraffic laws, but they need to show concern for theenvironment as well as other forest users. The misuseof motor vehicles can lead to the temporary orpermanent closure of any designated road, trail, orarea. Operators of motor vehicles are subject to Statetraffic law, including State requirements for licensing,registration, and operation of the vehicle in question. Motor vehicle use, especially off-highway vehicleuse, involves inherent risks that may cause propertydamage, serious injury, and possibly death toparticipants. Riders should drive cautiously andanticipate rough surfaces and features, such as snow,mud, vegetation, and water crossings common toremote driving conditions. Participants voluntarilyassume full responsibility for these damages, risks,and dangers. Motor vehicle operators should take careat all times to protect themselves and those under theirresponsibility. Much of the Pikes Peak Ranger District is remote,and medical assistance may not be readily available.Cellular telephones do not work in many areas of thePikes Peak Ranger District. Operators should takeadequate food, water, first aid supplies, and otherequipment appropriate for the conditions and expectedweather.
ALWAYS REMEMBER TO RESPECT PRIVATELAND! PROTECT YOUR PRIVILEGE. STAY ONDESIGNATED ROADS AND TRAILS AND INDESIGNATED AREAS.
Read and understand this map in its entirety. If youhave questions, please contact the Pikes Peak RangerDistrict for clarification.
Road, trail, and area users must comply with thismap, as well as all Federal, State, and local laws andregulations. Compliance with these rules is theresponsibility of the user.
INFORMATION SOURCESPikes Peak Ranger District
601 South Weber StreetColorado Springs, CO 80903
Forest SupervisorPike and San Isabel National
ForestsCimarron and Comanche
NationalGrasslands
2840 Kachina DrivePueblo, CO 81008
(719) 553-1400In case of Emergency: Dial 911
Pikes Peak Ranger DistrictWebsite:
www.fs.fed.us/r2/psicc/pp/
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Roads Open to All Vehicles
Roads Open to Highway Legal Vehicles
Trails Open to Vehicles 50" or Less in WidthTrails Open to Motorcyles Only! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Special Vehicle Designation (See Blanket Statement)Seasonal Designation (See Blanket Statement)
Interstate Highways, US, State, County, & Other Public Roads
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Other Public Trails
922 Short Route Identifier(See Short Route Table)
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FS Campground"9
Picnic Area"5
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Cities, Towns
Forest or Unit BoundaryNational Forest System LandsNon-National Forest System Lands within the National ForestCounty BoundaryTownship and Range LinesSection Lines
Lakes and Rivers
Travel and recreate with minimum impact.Respect the environment and the rights ofothers.Educate yourself plan and prepare before yougo.Allow for future use of the outdoors by leaving itbetter than you found it.Discover the rewards of responsible recreation.For more information on Tread Lightly!, go towww.treadlightly.org or call 1-800-966-9900.
BLANKET STATEMENTSFOR TRAVEL MANAGEMENT
SEASONAL DESIGNATIONSNational Forest System Roads 300 (from MP 35.80 to MP 36.490) and 348 (from MP 4.48 to MP 6.86) are marked with a seasonal designation and are open to vehicles 50" or less in width from 12/1 through 4/1. From 4/2 through 11/30, these two roads are open to vehicles as shown by the line type symbol on the map (See Legend).
The entire length of National Forest System Road 333 is open to the public from May 1 through September 30, for highway legal vehicles only.
SPECIAL VEHICLE DESIGNATIONSAll roads marked with a special vehicle designation are open only to vehicles 50" or less in width.
The designations shown on this map will remain in effect until revised with the publication of a new map. In January of each year, this motor vehicle use map will either be revised with the publication of a new map, or it will be validated for the new year by the Ranger District with a red stamp that says: "Valid for Year 20__".
MAP REVISIONS
• Where designated parking areas are not available, and where not specifically prohibited, unsafe, or causing resource damage, parking on National Forest System lands within one vehicle length off of designated routes is authorized. • Dispersed camping is authorized on National Forest System lands except in specially designated areas that are closed to camping. • Motorized dispersed camping is authorized within one vehicle length off of designated National Forest System routes, where not specifically prohibited, unsafe, or causing resource damage. • Check with the local National Forest District office for current information on areas closed to camping and for other travel management information.
PARKING/ DISPERSED CAMPING ON THE PIKE NATIONAL FOREST:
PURPOSE AND CONTENTSOF THIS MAP
The designations shown on this map areeffective as of the date stamped or printed on thefront cover. This map shows the National ForestSystem roads, National Forest System trails, andthe areas on National Forest System lands in thePikes Peak Ranger District that are designated formotor vehicle use pursuant to 36 CFR 212.51. Thismap also contains a list of those designated roads,trails, and areas that enumerates the types ofvehicles that are allowed on each route and in eacharea and any seasonal restrictions that apply onthose routes and in those areas.
Designation of a road, trail, or area for motorvehicle use by a particular class of vehicle under 36CFR 212.51 should not be interpreted asencouraging or inviting use, or to imply that theroad, trail or area is passable, actively maintained,or safe for travel. Motor vehicle designationsinclude parking along designated routes and atfacilities associated with designated routes when itis safe to do so and when not causing damage toNational Forest System resources. Seasonalweather conditions and natural events may renderdesignated routes and trails impassable forextended periods. Designated areas may containdangerous or impassable terrain. Many designatedroads and trails may be passable only by high-clearance vehicles or four-wheel drive vehicles.Maintenance of designated roads and trails willdepend on available resources, and many mayreceive little maintenance.
This motor vehicle use map identifies thoseroads, trails, and areas designated for motor vehicleuse under 36 CFR 212.51 for the purpose ofenforcing the prohibition at 36 CFR 261.13. This is alimited purpose. The other public roads are shownfor information and navigation purposes only andare not subject to designation under the ForestService travel management regulation.
These designations apply only to NationalForest System roads, National Forest Systemtrails, and areas on National Forest Systemlands.
EXPLANATION OF LEGENDITEMS
Trails Open to Vehicles 50"or Less in Width:Trails open only to motor vehicles less than 50 inches inwidth at the widest point on the vehicle.
Roads Open to Highway Legal Vehicles Only:Roads open only to motor vehicles licensed under Statelaw for general operation on all public roads.
Trails Open to Motorcycles Only:Trails open only to motorcycles. Sidecars are not permitted.! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Seasonal Designation:This symbol, used in conjunction with one of the other roador trail symbols, indicates that the road or trail is open onlyduring certain portions of the year. Refer to the BlanketStatement for Travel Management for further instructions.
Special Vehicle Designation:Indicates the road or trail is open to classes ofvehicles other than those listed above. Refer to the BlanketStatement for Travel Management for further instructions.
Other Public Roads and Trails:
Used to show routes not designated for motorized use by the Forest Service. Part of the reference layers showingconnections to towns and cities outside the forest boundary.
Interstate Highways, U.S., State, County, & Other Public RoadsOther Public Trails
Short Route Identifier:
This symbol is used for routes that are too short to show a symbol type on the map. The symbol contains the number of the road or trail. Users should refer to the corresponding number in the Short Route Table for designation information.
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Motorized Trail Access:
This symbol indicates a trailhead for access to a motorizedroute. Not all motorized routes have trailheads and thosethat do may range from primitive to developed.
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Roads Open to All Vehicles:Roads open to all motor vehicles, including smaller offhighway vehicles that may not be licensed for highway use (not to oversize or overweight vehicles under State traffic law).
Major Streams
PROHIBITIONS
It is prohibited to possess or operate amotor vehicle on National Forest Systemlands on the Pikes Peak Ranger District otherthan in accordance with these designations(36 CFR 261.13)
Violations of 36 CFR 261.13 are subject to afine of up to $5,000 or imprisonment for up to 6months or both (18 U.S.C. 3571(e)).Thisprohibition applies regardless of the presence orabsence of signs.
This map does not display nonmotorizeduses, over-snow uses, or other facilities andattractions on the Pikes Peak Ranger District.Obtain forest visitor information from the localNational Forest Office.
Designated roads, trails and areas may alsobe subject to temporary, emergency closures,and visitors must comply with signs notifyingthem of such restrictions. A national forest mayissue an order to close a road, trail or area on atemporary basis to protect the life, health, orsafety of forest visitors or the natural or culturalresources in these areas. Such a temporaryand/or emergency closures are consistent withthe Travel Management Rule (36 CFR212.52(b); 36 CFR 261 subpart B).
The designation "road or trail open to allmotor vehicles" does not supersede State trafficlaw.
