Find Your Love in Public Lands & Waters
Lands to Love® was created to inspire all people to find their joy in America’s public lands and waters. Led by the Foundation for America's Public Lands, the charitable partner of the BLM, this Campaign celebrates the people and heritage these special places hold, recognizes their caretakers and helps create opportunities for support.
La Junta Trail
Dotted by volcanic fields, rugged, wide open plains and steep canyons cut by the mighty Río Grande River, the Río Grande del Norte National Monument in New Mexico is one-of-a-kind. Its unique setting boasts a wealth of recreational opportunities from whitewater rafting to hunting, fishing, mountain biking and camping. At its heart, the La Junta Trial carves a culturally significant route of Indigenous Tribes and early settlers, and holds the key to unlocking a thriving, new Recreation economy for the region.
No matter your favorite activity you will find your place in public lands and waters. Follow along as we plot new places each month, and get out and explore.
New Mexico
La Junta Trail
This lifeline to the Río Grande and Red Rivers is also one of the most culturally significant spots for the Taos community.
California
Point Arena-Stornetta
This BLM-Managed gem is a lifeline for wildlife, community connectivity, and natural heritage along the California coastline.
Alaska
White Mountains National Recreation Area
One-million acres of outdoor adventure, pristine nature, and Alaskan tradition.