Chapter 103. Expanding Public Lands Outdoor Recreation Experiences

• 8401Definitions

Part A — Outdoor Recreation Policy

• 8411Congressional declaration of policy
• 8412Identifying opportunities for recreation
• 8413Recreation budget crosscut

Part B — Public Recreation on Federal Recreational Lands and Waters

• 8421Biking on long-distance trails
• 8422Protecting America’s rock climbing
• 8423Range access
• 8424Restoration of overnight campsites
• 8425Motorized and nonmotorized access
• 8426Aquatic resource activities assistance

Part C — Supporting Gateway Communities and Addressing Park Overcrowding

• 8441Gateway communities
• 8442Improved recreation visitation data
• 8443Monitoring for improved recreation decision making

Part D — Broadband Connectivity on Federal Recreational Lands and Waters

• 8451Connect our parks
• 8452Broadband internet connectivity at developed recreation sites
• 8453Public lands telecommunications cooperative agreements

Part E — Public–Private Parks Partnerships

• 8461Partnership agreements to modernize federally owned campgrounds, resorts, cabins, and visitor centers on Federal recreational lands and waters
• 8462Parking and restroom opportunities for Federal recreational lands and waters
• 8463Pay-for-performance projects
• 8464Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program

Subchapter II — Access America

• 8471Definitions

Part A — Access for People With Disabilities

• 8481Accessible recreation inventory
• 8482Trail inventory
• 8483Trail pilot program
• 8484Accessible trails
• 8485Accessible recreation opportunities
• 8486Assistive technology
• 8487Savings clause

Part B — Military and Veterans in Parks

• 8501Promotion of outdoor recreation for military servicemembers and veterans
• 8502Military Veterans Outdoor Recreation Liaisons
• 8503Partnerships to promote military and veteran recreation
• 8504National strategy for military and veteran recreation
• 8505Career and volunteer opportunities for veterans

Part C — Youth Access

• 8521Increasing youth recreation visits to Federal land

Subchapter III — Simplifying Outdoor Access for Recreation

• 8531Definitions

Part A — Modernizing Recreation Permitting

• 8541Permitting process improvements
• 8542Permit flexibility
• 8543Permit administration
• 8544Service First Initiative; permits for multijurisdictional trips
• 8545Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management temporary special recreation permits for outfitting and guiding
• 8546Reviews for long-term permits
• 8547Adjustment of allocated visitor-use days
• 8548Liability
• 8549Cost recovery reform
• 8550Savings provision

Part B — Making Recreation a Priority

• 8561Extension of seasonal recreation opportunities

Part C — Recreation Not Red Tape

• 8571Good neighbor authority for recreation
• 8572Permit relief for picnic areas
• 8573Interagency report on special recreation permits for underserved communities
• 8574Savings provision