Closure Orders
Special orders are put into effect to address particular management problems. Some of the reasons for implementation of special orders is to protect public safety, prevent resource damage, preserve a particular area's setting (such as those areas closed to motorized travel), protect wildlife populations, and many other reasons. Special orders may prohibit a specific activity, or impose permit requirements.
Closure Order by Forests
Alcohol Restriction Nantahala National Forest
Southside Timer Sale Closure - Map
Chattooga National Wild and Scenic River Corridor
Whitewater Falls Recreation Area Prohibitions
Whiteside Mountain Recreation Area Prohibitions
Balsam Lake Day Use Area Prohibitions
Wayehutta OHV Area Prohibitions
Arrowood Glad Alcohol Prohibitions
Upper Nantahala River Camping Prohibitions
Wilson Lick Ranger Station Prohibitions
Nantahala River Launch Site Fire Restrictions
Coweeta Hydrological Laboratory Fire Restrictions
Elk River Recreation Area Prohibitions
Roan Mountain Fire Restrictions
Curtis Creek and Wiseman's View Alcohol Restrictions
Brown Mountain Alcohol Restrictions
Wiseman View Recreation Area Prohibitions
Linville Gorge Wilderness Area Camping Restrictions
Linville Gorge Wilderness Area Permit Requirement
Table Rock Mountain, The Chimneys and Woodland Mountain Closure
Pisgah Ranger District Alcohol Restrictions
Pisgah Ranger District Bear Canister Requirement
Graveyard Field Camping Prohibitions
Pisgah Ranger District Food Storage Requirements
Hurricane Helene Closure Order- Appalachian Ranger District
Hurricane Helene Closure Order - Grandfather Ranger District