Louisiana WMA Tire Size Limits
Louisiana WMA tire size limits cap tires at 26 by 12 inches, with tread, pressure and trail rules to check before unloading your quad or UTV.
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Louisiana WMA tire size limits cap tires at 26 by 12 inches, with tread, pressure and trail rules to check before unloading your quad or UTV.
Louisiana WMA UTVs must meet the 1,900-pound limit, but weight alone is not enough; check trail, permit, tire, and seasonal rules before unloading.
Louisiana Wildlife Management Area rules explain how to verify if your quad stays under the 750 pound limit before trail use.
Louisiana Wildlife Management Area rules explain how off-trail bans apply to ATV and UTV riders on public lands.
Louisiana Wildlife Management Area rules explain how off-road vehicle operators identify legal trails and avoid illegal routes.
A Louisiana annual forest pass expires one year from its issue date and covers specific Kisatchie National Forest recreation access.
Louisiana forest trail passes and Wildlife Management Area permits govern public land riding access requirements.
Louisiana’s five dollar daily forest fee covers off-highway vehicle use in Kisatchie National Forest recreation areas.
Louisiana’s thirty dollar annual forest pass covers recreation access at eligible Kisatchie National Forest fee sites.
A Louisiana Wildlife Management Area self-clearing permit records public visitor use and tracks access requirements at designated trailheads.