STIMSON INLAND RECREATION
Stimson owns and manages commercial timberland in Idaho, Montana and Washington. Throughout the year, we open our timberlands for outdoor recreation. Walk-in access is limited to activities compatible with Stimson’s management goals and forest operations.
Outdoor activities include hiking, biking, hunting, trapping, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing, except during periods of high fire danger. Camping, campfires, firewood cutting and operating motorized vehicles off road or on closed roads are prohibited year-round on Stimson lands.
If you plan to visit a private forest, please respect the land and the environment. Before heading out for your adventure, be sure to review the following:
- Stimson’s Public Access Policy which outlines basic guidelines and expectations for those accessing Stimson lands.
- Idaho fish and game partners for hunting and fishing access on the State of Idaho website.
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For more information, review the Clagstone Public Access map and the IDFG Large Tracts Program rules and maps.
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FOREST CONSERVATION EASEMENTS
Through its forest conservation easements, Stimson protects forestlands that have exceptional attributes — scenic beauty, significant fish and wildlife habitat and proximity to rural communities.
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