THREE RIVERS PETROGLYPH SITE is one of the few locations in the Southwest that was set aside solely because its rock art. This BLM-managed area has a concentration of over 21,000 petroglyphs. A... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

The more than 21,000 rock art at Three Rivers Petroglyph Site date back to between 900 and 1400 AD and include glyphs of birds, humans, animals insects, plants as well as geometric and abstract... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

Go outside. Breathe the clear air. Enjoy the sounds of Nature. Or the silence. Spend peaceful and happy Holidays on Your Public Lands.

Did Santa bring you a mountain bike? You may want to try it out on the White Ridge Bike Trails near Albuquerque. Even if you don't bike, a visit to this fasciating area and to the nearby Ojito... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

National parks closed? There are more than 450 million acres of public lands THAT ARE OPEN! Go out and explore; you will discover some amazing places. OPEN: Mt. Lemmon, Coronado National... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

SABINO CANYON RECREATION AREA, Tucson, Arizona. This popular recreation area remains open to the public and so is the Visitor Center where you may find information, books, maps, plush toys and... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

National parks closed? There are more than 450 million acres of public lands THAT ARE OPEN! Go out and explore; you will discover some amazing places. OPEN: El Malpais National Conservation... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

BOSQUE DEL APACHE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE south of Socorro, New Mexico, offers one of the great wildlife spectacles in the Southwest. Thousands of sandhill cranes, Canada and Arctic geese and... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

The CATWALK in Gila National Forest is a must for visitors to southwestern New Mexico. Located just a few miles north of Glenwood via CR174, the Catwalk stretches above the aptly named... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

DON'T FORGET: San Juan River permits deadline is January 31. Apply now.

The LOWER BOX OF THE GILA RIVER Wilderness Study Area epitomizes the stark beauty of southwestern New Mexico. The riparian belt along the Gila is incredibly rich in biodiversity; it is also one... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

New Mexico Public Lands Information Center in Santa Fe is where you can find information and maps about ALL public lands in the state. No need to find different offices, it’s all here: national... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

With TWENTY INCHES of snow on the ground in Williams, Arizona, the area’s lakes—Dogtown, Kaibab, Whitehorse—should be full this summer. Make your campground reservations now at recreation.gov!

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Another Superbloom event is about to happen in the desert Southwest. Go and see it, it's worth the trip.

Another Superbloom even is about to happen in the desert Southwest. Go and see it; it's worth the trip.

Did you know that March is Archeology and Heritage Awareness Month?

SABINO and BEAR CANYON SHUTTLES ARE RUNNING AGAIN! After a hiatus of eight months shuttle service is available once more in Sabino and Bear Canyons. Sabino shuttle tickets are $10 for aduts, $5... facebook.com/PublicLandsInt…

April 7-13 is Southwest Wildfire Awareness Week. This year’s theme is “Prevention today for protection tomorrow.” The focus of the week is to promote actions that prevent human-caused wildfire and reduce the... smokeybear.com/en/prevention-…

We're proud of our interpretive programs on the Kaibab National Forest. Head to Williams, AZ and camp at one of our three campgrounds. The lakes are full this year and the interpretive programs are educational and fun! Hope to see you there! facebook.com/story.php?stor…