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Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area
Park Planning
 
Fall colors and the Clear Fork River seen from Peters Ford Bridge.
Chuck Summers
Fall colors and the Clear Fork River seen from Peters Ford Bridge.
 

In early 2005 the National Park Service completed the Final General Management Plan  and Environmental Impact Statement for Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area. 

The Final General Management Plan will guide the management of the park for the next 20 years and will serve as the overarching policy under which site specific plans will be prepared. 

As these site specific plans are developed information will be provided through this website.





Final General Management Plan

Business Management Plan

Fields Management Plan

Oil & Gas Management Plan

Backcountry Management Plan

Climbing Management Plan

Long-Range Interpretive Plan

Centennial Initiative 2016

As these and other plans are developed, we look forward to both public involvement in plan development and public comment on plan content.



 Obed River Gorge
Obed Wild and Scenic River
Located just south of Big South Fork Obed offers a wealth of recreational opportunities
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Storytellers presenting at the Haunting in the Hills Festival
Storytelling Festival
Haunting in the Hills storytelling festival is held each September.
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Freshwater mussel found in Big South Fork River

Did You Know?
Twelve of the nations 300 species of fresh water mussels are now extinct. Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area currently has 20 documented species, five of which are federally listed as endangered.
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Last Updated: September 12, 2011 at 08:03 MST