Contact

Idaho Department of Fish and Game

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is a great source of information for hunting and fishing in Idaho, and it also provides information about the proper use of OHVs and ATV Trails during the hunting season. Here is a list of the IDFG offices in Idaho, and the contact information for each office. Click here to go to the IDFG web site.

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Idaho Department of Lands

The Idaho Department of Lands manages many miles of roads and trails on state land. If you have a question about OHV use on roads or trails on IDOL property, please contact a field office that’s closest to the area where you want to ride. Click on the web links below for more information about a field office nearest you.

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• Cataldo Supervisory Area (Kingston)
• Clearwater Supervisory Area (Orofino)
• Craig Mountain Supervisory Area (Craigmont)
• Eastern Supervisory Area (Idaho Falls)
• Kootenai Valley Supervisory Area (Bonners Ferry)
• Maggie Creek Supervisory Area (Kamiah)
• Mica Supervisory Area (Coeur d'Alene)
• Payette Lake Supervisory Area (McCall)
• Pend Oreille Supervisory Area (Sandpoint)
• Ponderosa Supervisory Area (Deary)
• Priest Lake Supervisory Area (Coolin)
• South Central Supervisory Area (Jerome)
• Southwest Supervisory Area (Boise)
• St. Joe Supervisory Area (St. Maries)

Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation

The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation is an excellent source of information for OHV users, including registration information and OHV safety and youth education information. Below are contacts for the state office in Boise and the contact information for IDPR regional offices. Contact a OHV trails specialist who is closest to your location. Click here to access the IDPR web site.

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U.S. Forest Service

The following is an inclusive list of the nine national forest headquarters offices in Idaho. Click on the name of the national forest to reach its web site, and as needed, you can find the links to individual ranger district offices to find recreation information for areas that the public may wish to visit with their OHVs.

The Idaho OHV web site also has information about Where to Ride.

If you wish to call the Forest Service for information, be sure to ask for a recreation specialist. These people are mostly likely to know about OHV riding opportunities on that particular forest or ranger district.

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Bureau of Land Management

Click on the name of the field office nearest you to get more information about the recreation resources available. If you call the BLM, ask for a recreation specialist to get information about OHV use.

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