Free mapping program to help Americans navigate BLM public lands

TRD JON · 2025-03-31T14:18:06+00:00

We replaced the lower fake vents on my neighbor's SR Tacoma with these DRL/Sequential turn signal lights. The hardest part honestly was getting the old vents out. We had to undo part of the front fender liner to reach up and depress the tabs on the old vent to release it to come out. The wiring for the DRL portion just went into the standard 10A INJ fuse, and for the blinkers (if you elect to run them) just wire tapped into the blinker harness, blue wire on the passenger side, and yellow wire on the driver's side. We tested it all out first by just inserting the wire into the pin of the harness to verify the proper connection. It looks pretty cool honestly!

Pappy

Member

Feb 12, 2025

I was just sent word about this app. I've been using the Forest Service Visitor Map app for several years and have found it useful for navigating our Forest Service lands. It's not perfect, but still useful. I just installed the BLM app on my tablet and haven't used it yet in the weeds.

Free mapping program to help Americans navigate BLM public lands | Bureau of Land Management

There’s a new tool for recreationists planning visits to public lands. The Free National Mobile Map Package Program allows anyone to access maps so they have the information they need to get outside, even when they are offline

www.blm.gov