Forest Service debuts new recreation mobile app
National Forests and Grasslands app available for download on iOS and Android

Forest Service debuts new recreation mobile app
National Forests and Grasslands app available for download on iOS and Android
(Washington, D.C., June 1, 2026) — To kick off Great Outdoors Month, the Forest Service is launching a new, single visitor-
For the first time the app provides the most complete and accurate
“Due to the sheer size and remote nature of our 165,000 miles of trails and more than 30,000 recreation sites, we know that mobile service can be limited once you reach your destination,” said Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz. “We encourage everyone to download the National Forests and Grasslands app – your own pocket-sized Forest Service guide – to check trail conditions, download offline maps, and view safety alerts before your trip.”
With the app, users can design their own adventure by identifying and favoriting recreation activities on national forest lands within a selected radius. Visitors can search for opportunities such as hunting and fishing, water activities like canoeing or rafting, bike – or equestrian – friendly
Downloading maps ahead of time allows users to access their location even in remote areas. Optional map layers, including fire information and National Weather Service alerts, can be toggled on to provide a complete picture of the environment at your destination.
This debut will retire nearly 30 similar, outdated agency apps, improvin
Download the app, explore your favorite trails and check out events happening during National Trails Day on Saturday, June 6, 2026.
The National Forests and Grasslands app is available for download on Apple store for iOS and Google Play for Android.


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