The locations of each of these signs within the easternmost portion of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is on this map. Each sign location is identified by its sign number, and directs visitors off the legally open routes. The blue lines indicate routes that are open to ATVs and dirt bikes, and the green lines indicate routes open to regular vehicles, but closed to ATVs and dirt bikes.
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K7230 -- Kane County sign 7230 in GSENM. This "road" is barely visible on the ground, and vehicle use would potentially damage cultural and natural resources. (BLM photo obtained through FOIA.)

K7300 -- Kane County sign 7300 in GSENM. This route was closed by the BLM due to sensitive stream habitat, and leads into the Wahweap WSA. (BLM photo obtained through FOIA.)

K7510 -- Kane County sign 7510 in GSENM. This faint route that leads into Wahweap WSA was closed by the BLM, and could potentially harm stream habitat in the Last Chance drainage. (BLM photo obtained through FOIA.)

K7520 -- Kane County sign 7520 marks a nearly invisible trail closed in the GSENM Plan in 2000. This cow trail is revegetating after many years without usage. (BLM photo obtained through FOIA.)

K8450 -- Kane County sign 8450 marks a faint trail closed in the GSENM Plan because it parallels an open route. (BLM photo obtained through FOIA.)

K9275 -- Kane County sign 9275 marks a section of the 100-years-plus historic Hole in the Rock trail. There is little if any sign of current use, and the area is closed to vehicles in the GSENM Plan. (BLM photo obtained through FOIA.)

Bryce Canyon National Park, Under the Rim Trail -- This is one of the "Class D routes" claimed as open for ORV travel under Kane County's ordinance. (Photo by Lin Alder.)

Bryce Canyon National Park, Riggs Spring Trail --  This is one of the "Class D routes" claimed as open for ORV travel under Kane County's ordinance. (Photo by Lin Alder.)

Zion National Park, East Rim Trail at Jolly Gulch -- This is one of the "Class D routes" claimed as open for ORV travel under Kane County's ordinance. (Photo by Lin Alder.)

Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, Paria River -- This is one of the "Class D routes" claimed as open for ORV travel under Kane County's ordinance. (SUWA staff photo.)