Louisiana WMA ATV riding generally ends two hours after sunset; check the area’s rules, designated trails, and narrow hunting exceptions before riding.

Louisiana’s spring squirrel exception may allow limited WMA riding, but access depends on current area rules, open routes, season dates and permits.

Louisiana WMA trails generally close to recreational ATV and UTV riding from March through August; verify area rules and exceptions before unloading.

Louisiana WMA rules prohibit farm-tread ATV tires; learn what counts, how to check your setup, and what to do before riding marked trails.

Louisiana WMA tire pressure is capped at 12 PSI; check each tire before entry, follow machine limits, and confirm current site rules.

Louisiana WMA ATV rules cap tire lugs at 1 inch. Check the tallest tread, confirm other limits, and fix noncompliant tires before riding.

Louisiana WMA tire limits can keep ATVs with tires over 26 by 12 off designated trails; check sidewall markings and site rules before unloading.

Louisiana WMA trails cap quads at 750 pounds. Check the machine’s listed weight and trail rules before buying a permit or unloading for a ride.

Louisiana WMA trails not shown on the official map are not automatically open; verify access, follow signs, and turn back if unsure before riding.

Reading a Louisiana WMA map means checking designated routes, boundaries, closures, permits, and machine limits before unloading your ATV or UTV.