Welcome to the Manti-La Sal National Forest
Where's your next Adventure?
Discover Manti-La Sal National Forest's diverse terrain- from mountains to scale, trails to explore, waters to fish, and abundant camping areas perfect for creating family traditions. Scenic byways and backways offer motorists stunning vista views.
The Manti-La Sal National Forest stretches from central Utah to southeastern Utah and into Colorado. The 1,413,111-acre forest is managed for multiple uses such as range, timber, minerals, water, wildlife, and recreation. Manti-La Sal is made up of three primary land areas: the Manti Division, the La Sal Division at Moab, and the La Sal Division at Monticello. Today the forest offers people a retreat from the hurry of modern life. Please check our Alerts and Notifications and Incident Information before recreating in the Forest. Forests implement closures and important notifications at various times for your safety. Learn more >>> About the Forest
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In the Spotlight
What's new on the Manti-La Sal? The latest news on the hottest topics are available here. Stay tuned, as these topics change.
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Visit the Forest
The Manti-La Sal posts critical information via alerts, notifications, fire information for your safety. #KnowBeforeYouGo
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About Us
Learn more about the Manti-La Sal National Forest and forest leadership. Contact us with your questions!
Media Hub: Stories, News, Events
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Resource Advisory Committee
One of the best ways to influence the care and use of our Forest Service lands is to join a Forest Service Resource Advisory Committee, also known as a RAC. We encourage all interested individuals to apply.
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Bears Ears National Monument
Planning is underway for Bears Ears National Monument. The public is encouraged to participate in comment periods, public meetings, and information gathering around these decisions.
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Videos – Discover, Enjoy the Manti-La Sal National Forest
Discover the lands of the Manti La Sal National Forest encompassing over 1.4 million acres. Learn about recreational opportunities, forest history and more on our video page.