Bicycling to and through national parks and other federal lands are some of the most iconic bicycling experiences the United States has to offer. One third of the acreage of the United States is entrusted to the federal land management agencies—the National Park Service, US Forest Service, US Fish and Wildlife Service, the Bureau of Land Management, US Army Corps of Engineers, and the Bureau of Reclamation. Learn what these agencies, the Federal Highway Administration, and their partners are doing to improve bicycling and how you might be able to contribute.
As a transportation "plan-gineer" for FHWA-Federal Lands Highway, Susan Law has worked in a broad set of capacities to improve bicycle access to and within Federal Lands. She has managed the development of two bike-related research publications aimed at Federal Land Management Agencies... Read More →
Project Specialist, National Park Service, Transportation Division
I am very fortunate to be a transportation planner for the National Park Service (NPS) at the Denver Service Center, which provides technical assistance as requested to any of the 409 NPS units. My primary focus is on alternative modes of transportation including bicycles. I am also... Read More →
As a transportation planner for Federal Lands Highways, I have worked on a number of documents, studies, projects, and policies related to providing and managing bicycle access to and within Federal Lands (NPS, FWS, USFS, BLM, USACE, BOR).
As the Travel Initiatives Coordinator for Adventure Cycling Association, Saara Snow manages national partnerships and projects to improve bicycle travel conditions. She works with tourism, recreation, and transportation agencies, the National Park Service, Amtrak, state parks, and... Read More →
