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Canyonlands National Park
Backcountry Regulations
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The following regulations appear on all backcountry permits issued by Canyonlands:
- Permits are required for all overnight trips in the backcountry.
- For human waste disposal, use vault toilets where provided. Portable toilets are required for all visitors using designated campsites in the Maze District and at the New Bates Wilson site in the Needles. Backpackers should dig a 4β to 6β deep βcat hole,β at least 300 feet from water sources and campsites. Pack out toilet paper.
- All wood fires are prohibited. Charcoal fires are allowed at designated vehicle campsites. Visitors must use a fire pan and remove unburned charcoal and fire debris.
- Pets, fireworks and littering are prohibited. Pack out all garbage.
- Discharging firearms is prohibited.
- Disturbing, entering or camping within 300 feet of an archeological or historical site is prohibited. Collecting artifacts is prohibited.
- At-large camping is prohibited within one mile of a road or outside the area for which a permit is issued.
- Camping within 300 feet, or use of soap within 100 feet, of a water source is prohibited. River corridor camping is excluded from this regulation.
- Camping outside the established campsite boundary at a designated campsite is prohibited.
- Disturbing or collecting natural features is prohibited.
- Hunting, feeding or disturbing wildlife is prohibited.
- Possession or operation of a bicycle or motor vehicle off a designated road is prohibited. ATVs are not permitted.
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Going on the River?
Additional regulations apply to all river trips.
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Brochures
Download our park newspaper, trip planner and brochures on a variety of topics.
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Last Updated: July 01, 2011 at 12:36 MST |