43 CFR § 2932.11

43 CFR · Public Lands: Interior

§ 2932.11 — When do I need a Special Recreation Permit?

43 CFR § 2932.11

TitleTitle 43: Public Lands: Interior PartPart 2930: Permits for Recreation on Public Lands

SourceeCFR (current through Feb 24, 2026)

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43 C.F.R. § 2932.11 (2026).

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§ 2932.11 When do I need a Special Recreation Permit?

(a)Except as provided in § 2932.12, you must obtain a Special Recreation Permit for:

(1)Commercial use, including vending associated with recreational use; or

(2)Competitive use.

(b)If BLM determines that it is necessary, based on planning decisions, resource concerns, potential user conflicts, or public health and safety, we may require you to obtain a Special Recreation Permit for—

(1)Recreational use of special areas;

(2)Noncommercial, noncompetitive, organized group activities or events; or

(3)Academic, educational, scientific, or research uses that involve:

(i)Means of access or activities normally associated with recreation;

(ii)Use of areas where recreation use is allocated; or

(iii)Use of special areas.

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§ 2932.11 When do I need a Special Recreation Permit?

(a) Except as provided in § 2932.12, you must obtain a Special Recreation Permit for:

(1) Commercial use, including vending associated with recreational use; or

(2) Competitive use.

(b) If BLM determines that it is necessary, based on planning decisions, resource concerns, potential user conflicts, or public health and safety, we may require you to obtain a Special Recreation Permit for—

(1) Recreational use of special areas;

(2) Noncommercial, noncompetitive, organized group activities or events; or

(3) Academic, educational, scientific, or research uses that involve:

(i) Means of access or activities normally associated with recreation;

(ii) Use of areas where recreation use is allocated; or

(iii) Use of special areas.