Wilderness
Areas

Nearly 1-million-acre federally protected Wilderness in Montana for remote hiking, backpacking, and solitude with strict non-motorized access.

A 30,147-acre federally protected wilderness in New Mexico featuring volcanic terrain, open to foot traffic only.

5,094-acre federally protected wilderness in northern Minnesota for hiking, backpacking, and solitude; no motorized travel.

17,470-acre federally designated Wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace rules.

524-acre BLM Wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace protocols.

A 7,233-acre federally protected Wilderness in northern New Mexico offering remote hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

203,559-acre NM wilderness with no roads or motors—backpacking and hiking only, strict Leave No Trace rules.

A 1.3-million-acre remote Alaskan wilderness of islands, mountains, and coastline managed for primitive backcountry travel and solitude.

A 7,888-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Florida offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 372-acre federally protected Wilderness in Pennsylvania open to non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

A 415,203-acre federally protected Wilderness in Washington offering backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

35,581-acre Nevada wilderness area with primitive hiking and backpacking; no motors, roads, or mechanized travel allowed.

158,753-acre federally protected Montana wilderness—foot-access only, no motors, for backpacking and solitude.

1.6-million-acre Alaska wilderness with no roads or motors; backpacking and hiking only, summer season, high self-sufficiency required.

Over 1 million acres of roadless, federally protected Alaskan wilderness for backcountry hiking and backpacking.

230,000-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 669-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

5,633-acre Arizona Wilderness Area offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access rules.

44,678-acre federally protected wilderness in New Mexico offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 20,342-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads or motors allowed.

A 120,280-acre Nevada Wilderness Area offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized travel allowed.

66,571-acre BLM Wilderness Area in California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

130,000-acre BLM Wilderness Area in Arizona offering primitive backcountry hiking, backpacking, and off-trail exploration with no roads or motorized access.

27,499-acre federally protected wilderness in Nevada offering foot-traffic-only hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

A 7,084-acre Utah Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking in roadless backcountry.

14,847-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Arizona offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access rules.

95,143-acre federally designated Wilderness Area in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking in non-motorized backcountry.

A 2,054-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering foot-traffic-only hiking and backpacking in remote, primitive backcountry.

Nearly 30,000-acre Oregon wilderness for non-motorized backpacking and hiking in forested terrain.

61,739-acre federally protected Wilderness in South Dakota offering remote backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads or motors.

A 5,830-acre federally protected wilderness in Illinois offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motors or roads allowed.

22,375-acre Nevada wilderness for non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

A 3,791-acre Tennessee Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace rules.

24,674-acre federally protected Wilderness in northern New Mexico offering backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motors or roads.

5,507-acre Virginia wilderness area for backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads or motors.

A 4,579-acre Maine wilderness area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 2,760-acre federally protected Wilderness in Illinois offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel.

11,235-acre federally protected Wilderness in Arizona offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

5,613-acre federally protected Wilderness in Virginia offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 40-acre federally protected wilderness in Utah open to hiking and backpacking—no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

A 15,736-acre BLM Wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Remote 11,748-acre federally protected wilderness in Michigan's Upper Peninsula offering non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

A 4,855-acre Kentucky Wilderness Area offering backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

12,195-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona; foot traffic only, no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

Remote 6,093-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

Remote 35-acre Utah Wilderness Area reserved for non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

502,910-acre federally protected Wilderness in Alaska with no roads or motors; backpacking and hiking for experienced wilderness travelers.

Federally protected Nevada wilderness of 18,186 acres: foot-traffic only, no motors or roads, backcountry hiking and backpacking in remote country.

A 9,183-acre federally protected Wilderness in Missouri offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in roadless backcountry.

81,530-acre federally protected wilderness in southwestern Alaska offering remote backpacking and hiking with no trails, roads, or motorized access.

6,625-acre federally protected Wilderness in Vermont offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 5,147-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in West Virginia offering primitive hiking and backpacking in non-motorized backcountry.

8,502-acre federally protected Wilderness in Tennessee for hiking, backpacking, and backcountry solitude.

13,835-acre Florida Wilderness Area offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking in swamp terrain.

A 21,337-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or developed infrastructure.

5,728-acre federally protected wilderness in Michigan's Upper Peninsula for non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

56,551-acre Idaho wilderness with hiking and backpacking; no motors, roads, or mechanized travel allowed.

2,280-acre federally designated Wilderness in Arkansas managed for primitive, non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

A 10,758-acre federally protected Tennessee wilderness for backcountry hiking, backpacking, and primitive camping with no motorized access.

47,768-acre BLM wilderness in California offering backcountry hiking and backpacking in remote desert with no motorized access.

A 12,966-acre Nevada wilderness with primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking; no roads, motors, or mechanized travel allowed.

3,521-acre federally protected Texas wilderness with bottomland forest and wetland character; hiking and backpacking only, no motors or bikes.

20,150-acre Utah Wilderness Area managed by BLM; foot travel only, no motors or mechanized access.

A 15,534-acre federally protected Wilderness in California offering remote desert hiking and backpacking with cholla cactus landscape and strict primitive-use rules.

A 12,056-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

26,683-acre California wilderness area reserved for non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

Federally protected 3,064-acre Wilderness in Florida offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel.

A 7-acre federally protected Wilderness on the Maine coast with primitive backcountry hiking and non-motorized access only.

A 5,216-acre NC Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Remote 48,000-acre badlands wilderness in NM; foot-powered hiking and backpacking with no trails, water scarcity, and strict wilderness rules.

A 15,495-acre federally protected wilderness in Colorado offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking in rugged canyon terrain with no motorized access.

13,090-acre Oregon wilderness area with hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

17,144-acre federally designated wilderness in Nevada offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

A 5,084-acre federally protected wilderness in Mississippi for non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

13,534-acre South Dakota Wilderness Area offering foot-access-only hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel.

13,466-acre federally protected Wilderness in Arkansas for non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

Nearly 21,000-acre federally protected wilderness in California; hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

Federally protected 75,370-acre wilderness in Colorado offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

A 13,105-acre Utah wilderness area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Federally protected, roadless high-desert wilderness in northern Nevada offering hiking, backpacking, and solitude.

A 2,742-acre federally protected Wilderness on Georgia's coast; primitive backcountry accessible only by water, hiking and camping with strict Leave No Trace rules.

5,917-acre Wisconsin Wilderness Area for backcountry hiking and backpacking, no motors or roads allowed.

A 7,742-acre federally protected Georgia Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, non-mechanized access.

29,106-acre federally protected wilderness in New Mexico offering backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads, motors, or mechanized travel.

Over 1 million acres of remote, roadless Montana wilderness for nonmotorized backpacking and hiking.

A 72-acre federally protected Alaska wilderness reserved for primitive, non-motorized backcountry travel.

Roadless 19,918-acre wilderness in Oregon offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

Federally protected 49,249-acre wilderness in Washington offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized travel.

Remote Nevada wilderness of 10,467 acres offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

Over one million acres of non-motorized boreal wilderness in northern Minnesota, centered on lakes and waterways.

25,706-acre Utah wilderness with hiking and backpacking in federally protected, non-motorized backcountry.

24,222-acre federally protected wilderness in Florida for non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

12,925-acre federally protected Wilderness in Georgia with primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking; no roads, motors, or mechanized travel allowed.

A 24,985-acre federally protected Wilderness in Vermont offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

Federally protected coastal Louisiana Wilderness of 11,891 acres with non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

A 7,871-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Nevada offering primitive backpacking and hiking in remote solitude.

5,337-acre Oregon wilderness offering backcountry hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized terrain.

426,751-acre federally designated Wilderness in Wyoming offering backcountry hiking and backpacking in a primitive, non-motorized landscape.

6,923-acre federally protected wilderness in New Jersey offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

An 8,761-acre BLM wilderness in California offering non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking in a primitive, roadless setting.

14,329-acre federally designated Wilderness Area in Nevada offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 3,750-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Vermont offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

77,050-acre federally protected wilderness in California with no trails, roads, or motors—hiking and backpacking only for experienced backcountry travelers.

A 15,968-acre federally designated wilderness in southwestern New Mexico offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Nearly 95,000-acre federally protected wilderness in Idaho offering remote backpacking and hiking with no motorized travel.

3,745-acre federally protected Wilderness in Virginia offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 4,795-acre Virginia wilderness area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

44,271-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Washington offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

23,669-acre federally protected California wilderness with non-motorized backpacking and hiking in primitive backcountry.

A 34,564-acre federally protected wilderness in Arkansas offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 41,281-acre federally protected wilderness in Colorado offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized backcountry rules.

36,968-acre Oregon wilderness with non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking in a federally protected roadless area.

3,740-acre federally protected Wilderness in Illinois offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace standards.

12,330-acre California BLM wilderness offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

Federally protected 8,801-acre Colorado wilderness for non-motorized hiking and backpacking, managed by the Forest Service.

Nearly 792,000-acre federally protected desert wilderness in Arizona with strict non-motorized, primitive backcountry rules.

93,767-acre federally protected wilderness in Montana offering remote hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

30,779-acre BLM wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

9,516-acre federally protected wilderness in Colorado offering non-motorized backpacking and hiking in primitive backcountry.

21,252-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or roads allowed.

A 5,575-acre federally protected California wilderness offering foot-access hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

A 65,000-acre federally protected wilderness in northern Nevada offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking in roadless, non-motorized terrain.

44,450-acre federally protected wilderness in Utah for primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or roads allowed.

14,262-acre federally protected wilderness in Arkansas offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel.

Nearly 30,000-acre federally protected South Carolina coastal wilderness—no roads or motors, hiking and backpacking only.

36,074-acre New Mexico wilderness area offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

Remote 20,824-acre California wilderness offering backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access or developed facilities.

11,235-acre federally protected Maine wilderness for hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

31,464-acre federally designated Wilderness in southeastern New Mexico offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no roads, motors, or mechanized travel.

14,825-acre BLM wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Federally protected 159,070-acre wilderness in California offering non-motorized backpacking, hiking, and solitude in alpine backcountry.

An 11,079-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access rules.

25,458-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona; hiking and backpacking only, no motors or mechanized travel.

8,490-acre NC Wilderness Area for hiking and backpacking in primitive, motorized-free backcountry.

A 61,858-acre BLM wilderness in New Mexico offering remote hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized use rules.

Federally protected Idaho Wilderness Area open to non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking only.

Federally protected, roadless Wilderness in Idaho—90,768 acres open only to foot and horseback travel.

A 16,009-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona with primitive hiking and backpacking, no motorized access.

299-acre federally protected Wilderness Area near Cedar Keys, FL—primitive, non-motorized backcountry managed by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

A 104,000-acre BLM wilderness in Utah offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads, motors, or mechanized travel allowed.

6,450-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

13,433-acre federally protected wilderness in northern New Mexico for non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

A 47,000-acre federally protected Wilderness in northern New Mexico offering remote canyon hiking and backpacking on foot or horseback only.

A 418-acre federally protected Wilderness in Alaska offering remote backcountry hiking and camping with no motorized access.

8,022-acre federally protected California wilderness offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

12,538-acre federally protected Wilderness in Indiana; hiking and backpacking only, no motors or mechanized travel.

4,204-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in North Dakota for foot-traffic hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

23,637-acre federally designated Wilderness in coastal Florida offering non-motorized backcountry recreation.

7,400-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Alabama offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

85,788-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

13,244-acre BLM Wilderness Area in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Over 10,000-acre federally protected Wilderness in southeastern Arizona offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motors or roads.

Federally protected 87,000-acre wilderness in Arizona offering remote hiking and backpacking with no roads or motors allowed.

Roadless, non-motorized wilderness in Southeast Alaska spanning 75,395 acres—backcountry hiking and backpacking only.

101,602-acre California desert wilderness with primitive hiking and backpacking; no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

A 37,794-acre federally protected Wilderness in California for primitive, non-motorized backpacking and hiking.

5,443-acre New Mexico wilderness for non-motorized hiking and backpacking, with strict Wilderness rules and no motorized access.

Federally protected wilderness in southwestern New Mexico offering primitive hiking and backpacking on 18,329 acres with no motorized access.

16,214-acre federally protected wilderness in Tennessee for hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

9,465-acre Oregon wilderness area with primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking; no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

4,739-acre federally protected Illinois Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

14,615-acre federally protected Wilderness in Washington offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

Federally protected 39,776-acre wilderness in California requiring non-motorized backcountry travel and Leave No Trace practices.

12,551-acre federally protected Kentucky wilderness with hiking and backpacking in a car-free, no-motors backcountry.

35,687-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering remote hiking and backpacking in a primitive, non-motorized backcountry setting.

191,914-acre Wyoming wilderness area for backcountry hiking and backpacking; no motors, roads, or mechanized travel.

Federally protected, 85,600-acre Nevada Wilderness Area: foot travel only, no motors, no trails, high-desert backcountry for experienced backpackers.

37,038-acre Georgia wilderness with primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking; no motorized access or developed facilities.

A 12,452-acre BLM wilderness in Utah offering primitive, non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

166,227-acre federally designated Wilderness in Colorado for non-motorized backpacking and hiking.

Primitive 11,853-acre federally protected Wilderness in Washington for non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

A 44,517-acre federally protected wilderness in northern New Mexico offering hiking and backpacking in roadless, non-motorized backcountry.

67,891-acre federally protected Colorado wilderness for backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized travel or roads.

14,976-acre federally protected wilderness in South Carolina offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

13,724-acre federally protected wilderness in Oregon offering non-motorized backpacking and hiking in primitive backcountry.

A 19,118-acre federally protected Wilderness in Alaska with no roads or motors, requiring water or air access and offering backcountry hiking and solitude.

52,340-acre BLM Wilderness in California offering primitive, non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking in remote desert terrain.

11,664-acre BLM wilderness in Utah offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

A 2,649-acre federally protected Utah wilderness offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or roads.

A 3,161-acre Arizona wilderness area managed by the BLM, open only to foot and stock travel, offering backcountry hiking and backpacking in primitive terrain.

A 3,587-acre BLM-managed wilderness in Arizona offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

10,632-acre BLM Wilderness in southern Utah offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Nearly 24,000-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace rules.

A 4,387-acre federally protected Illinois wilderness offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access rules.

47,742-acre West Virginia Wilderness Area for non-motorized hiking and backpacking in remote backcountry.

A 43,007-acre Idaho wilderness of volcanic terrain reserved for non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

Federally protected 18,881-acre New Mexico wilderness for primitive backpacking and hiking with no motorized travel.

13,007-acre CA Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace requirements.

9,474-acre federally designated Wilderness in Georgia offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

9,026-acre Oregon wilderness area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access or developed infrastructure.

A 47,312-acre Nevada wilderness area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

Small Nevada wilderness area offering primitive hiking and backpacking in a motor-free backcountry setting.

867,060-acre federally designated wilderness in Washington for non-motorized backpacking and hiking.

46,359-acre Utah wilderness with primitive non-motorized backcountry for experienced hikers and backpackers seeking solitude.

8,842-acre federally protected wilderness in California with hiking and backpacking in a primitive, non-motorized backcountry setting.

186,223-acre federally protected wilderness in Alaska; hiking and backpacking only, no motors or mechanized travel.

54,464-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

3.1-million-acre federally protected California Wilderness Area offering remote hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized regulations.

4,277-acre BLM Wilderness in Utah: non-motorized backcountry for hiking and backpacking with strict wilderness protections.

A 3,291-acre BLM wilderness in Utah offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

110,735-acre Nevada Wilderness Area offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads, motors, or mechanized travel allowed.

11,951-acre federally protected Wilderness in Michigan's Upper Peninsula with non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

Remote 2.1-million-acre Alaska wilderness with non-motorized backpacking, hiking, and solitude in alpine and tundra terrain.

25,079-acre Utah Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access rules.

Federally protected 160,230-acre Utah wilderness requiring non-motorized, self-sufficient backcountry travel.

64,045-acre federally protected wilderness in California with hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

8,773-acre federally protected wilderness in southeastern Utah offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A small federally designated Oregon wilderness requiring foot travel, solitude-seeking, and Leave No Trace practices.

6,691-acre federally protected wilderness in Missouri offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Roadless, non-motorized 30,520-acre wilderness in Oregon offering backcountry hiking and backpacking in primitive solitude.

A 52,496-acre federally designated Wilderness in Oregon offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 71,376-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering remote hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

30,863-acre federally protected California wilderness for hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

A 17,208-acre federally protected wilderness in Utah offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

17,776-acre federally protected Wilderness in West Virginia for primitive backcountry hiking, backpacking, and solitude.

5,178-acre federally protected New Mexico wilderness with hiking, backpacking, and primitive solitude; no roads or motors.

94,421-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

A 40,096-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads or motors allowed.

66,128-acre federally protected wilderness in Colorado offering remote hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace rules.

Nearly 12,000-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering remote hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

5,792-acre Oregon wilderness—roadless, non-motorized backcountry for hiking and backpacking.

A 6,301-acre federally protected Arkansas wilderness for foot-travel backpacking and hiking with no motors or roads allowed.

8,948-acre federally protected Wilderness in Alabama offering non-motorized hiking and backcountry solitude.

A 15,089-acre BLM wilderness in Utah offering remote hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

356,310-acre federally protected wilderness in Oregon offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads or motors allowed.

135,205-acre federally protected Colorado wilderness with no motors or roads; foot travel only, peak access summer to early fall.

Federally protected 101,000-acre desert wilderness in Arizona offering remote hiking and backpacking with no motors or roads.

A 14,132-acre BLM wilderness in Arizona offering backcountry hiking and backpacking in primitive, roadless terrain.

52,611-acre federally protected Wilderness in NV offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Primitive 10,585-acre federally designated wilderness in Arkansas—foot traffic only, no motors or bikes.

36,651-acre Nevada wilderness with hiking, backpacking, and solitude; no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

13,333-acre BLM wilderness in southern New Mexico offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

204,308-acre federally protected Alaskan wilderness with no roads or motors; backpacking and hiking in remote backcountry.

A 2,664-acre federally protected Wilderness in Maine offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

24,356-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in California offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in remote desert backcountry.

10,361-acre federally protected wilderness in Puerto Rico; non-motorized hiking and backpacking only.

31,977-acre Nevada Wilderness Area offering non-motorized backpacking and hiking in federally protected backcountry.

11,130-acre BLM wilderness in California for nonmotorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

8,300-acre federally protected Wilderness in South Carolina offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized travel allowed.

112,753-acre federally designated wilderness in California for backcountry hiking and backpacking.

A 10,212-acre Wyoming Wilderness Area with river-centered backcountry for hiking and backpacking; foot travel only, no motors.

Remote 98,400-acre wilderness in Alaska with backcountry hiking and backpacking; no motorized access, summer-only season.

5,158-acre Arizona wilderness area with hiking and backpacking in a motor-free, primitive backcountry setting.

A 36,322-acre federally protected Nevada wilderness offering primitive hiking and backpacking in a non-motorized backcountry setting.

A 52-acre federally protected Wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 22,339-acre federally protected California Wilderness Area for non-motorized backcountry hiking, backpacking, and solitude.

10,756-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Arizona offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no trails, roads, or motors.

Federally protected 198,907-acre wilderness in Wyoming offering remote backpacking and hiking with no motorized access.

231,062-acre federally protected wilderness in Colorado offering remote backpacking and hiking across roadless alpine and plateau terrain.

10,142-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Arkansas offering primitive hiking, backpacking, and backcountry solitude with strict non-motorized access rules.

2,736-acre Alaska wilderness area with no roads or motors; hiking, backpacking, and camping in primitive backcountry.

4,631-acre federally protected wilderness in Nebraska offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

30,706-acre federally protected Wilderness in Nevada offering remote hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace standards.

32,192-acre Colorado wilderness with hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

A 10,431-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

A 60,791-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in rugged backcountry.

2.3-million-acre federally protected wilderness in Idaho: remote, roadless backcountry for hiking and backpacking under strict Leave No Trace rules.

Remote, federally protected Idaho wilderness requiring non-motorized travel and backcountry skills.

27,609-acre federally designated wilderness in California open to hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 77,584-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering remote backpacking and hiking with no roads or motors.

14,147-acre federally protected wilderness in CA offering foot-traffic-only hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

3,331-acre federally protected Wilderness in Virginia offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

A 3,978-acre federally protected Illinois wilderness offering primitive hiking and backpacking in a motor-free backcountry setting.

A 7.2-million-acre roadless Alaskan wilderness requiring self-reliance, backcountry experience, and charter access for hiking and backpacking.

28,460-acre federally protected Montana wilderness offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

32,996-acre federally protected Wilderness in Wisconsin offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

22,613-acre federally protected wilderness in Oregon offering non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

Federally protected 2,580-acre Wilderness Area in Tennessee for foot-travel backpacking and hiking only.

A 4,801-acre federally protected backcountry wilderness in Vermont offering hiking and backpacking in roadless forest terrain.

18,858-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 559,000-acre federally protected wilderness in New Mexico offering remote backpacking and hiking with strict non-motorized access rules.

2.7M-acre federally protected Wilderness in Alaska with tidewater glaciers, rainforest, and alpine terrain; access by boat/floatplane only; backpacking and hiking in strict non-motorized backcountry.

A 566,229-acre alpine wilderness in Washington with hiking, backpacking, and glacier terrain; motorized travel prohibited.

3,051-acre federally protected wilderness in Washington offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 22,330-acre federally protected Wilderness in Vermont offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

108,196-acre Washington wilderness with alpine backcountry hiking and backpacking; motorized and mechanized travel prohibited.

305,000-acre federally designated Wilderness in California—backcountry hiking and backpacking only, no motors or mechanized travel.

A 37,860-acre federally protected wilderness in CA offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Small federally protected Utah wilderness for foot travel and backcountry solitude, with strict non-motorized access rules.

42,618-acre BLM Wilderness Area in Nevada offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Remote 205,657-acre federally protected wilderness in Idaho offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

6,321-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Nevada offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access rules.

37,338-acre BLM Wilderness in Arizona offering primitive hiking and backpacking in rugged desert canyon country.

28,460-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in remote backcountry.

9,809-acre Arizona wilderness with hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

34,312-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 52,451-acre federally protected Wilderness in Nevada offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

33,000-acre BLM Wilderness Area in CA offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

Federally protected 17,176-acre wilderness in Oregon offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel.

A 19-acre island Wilderness in Wisconsin offering primitive hiking and solitude; water access only, strict non-motorized rules.

287,012-acre Montana Wilderness Area with primitive hiking and backpacking in roadless backcountry.

8,000-acre BLM wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking in non-motorized backcountry.

5,658-acre federally protected Wilderness in New Hampshire offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict no-motor, Leave No Trace regulations.

32,668-acre federally protected Wilderness in Colorado offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in remote, primitive backcountry.

3,611-acre federally protected Wilderness in New Jersey offering primitive hiking and backpacking through swamp and forest with strict non-motorized access.

A 23-acre federally protected Wilderness in the Florida Keys open only to non-motorized backcountry travel.

A 2-acre federally protected Wilderness in Wisconsin offering non-motorized backcountry solitude.

23,116-acre federally protected Colorado wilderness offering backcountry hiking and backpacking in primitive, roadless terrain.

286,000-acre federally protected Wyoming wilderness with backcountry hiking, backpacking, and camping in a non-motorized alpine setting.

46,207-acre federally protected wilderness in Texas offering remote hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

3,896-acre federally designated Wilderness in Mississippi offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

17,769-acre federally protected Wilderness in Colorado offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access or development.

16,093-acre federally designated wilderness in CA; hiking and backpacking only; no motors, roads, or mechanized travel.

23,760-acre federally protected Wilderness on Hawaii—foot-travel-only backcountry managed by the National Park Service.

25,142-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona—backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access or maintained trails.

A 23,000-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering remote hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

12,201-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona with hiking and backpacking in primitive canyon and river terrain; no motors or roads allowed.

A 7,197-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

A 17,931-acre Arizona wilderness protected for non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

132,781-acre federally protected Wilderness in Hawaii with volcanic terrain, foot-traffic only, and strict backcountry rules.

41-acre federally protected Wilderness in southeast Alaska offering backcountry hiking and solitude with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace rules.

A 22,080-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Wisconsin offering non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

A 2,122-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in South Carolina offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

A 217,155-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Oregon offering non-motorized backcountry hiking, backpacking, and solitude.

11,607-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Arizona offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel.

37,457-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona—foot traffic only, primitive backcountry for hiking and backpacking.

A 68,000-acre Idaho wilderness with primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking; no motors, roads, or mechanized travel allowed.

103,240-acre federally protected wilderness in Washington; hiking and backpacking only, no motors or mechanized travel.

12,425-acre federally protected wilderness in Missouri offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

37,347-acre federally protected wilderness in Colorado offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

8,633-acre federally protected wilderness in Pennsylvania offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 46,454-acre federally designated Wilderness Area in northern Nevada offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

59,105-acre federally protected wilderness in Nevada offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

121,459-acre federally protected Nevada wilderness for backpacking and hiking; primitive, non-motorized backcountry only.

Nearly 454,000-acre Utah wilderness with alpine terrain; backpacking and hiking only, no motors or mechanized travel.

A 68,519-acre federally protected Nevada wilderness for non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

Federally protected 22,890-acre Wilderness Area in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

Nearly 123,000-acre federally protected Colorado wilderness with hiking, backpacking, and solitude under strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace rules.

128,106-acre California wilderness offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in federally protected backcountry.

14,574-acre federally designated Wilderness in Utah offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace rules.

3,879-acre federally protected Michigan wilderness for non-motorized backpacking and hiking.

31,651-acre BLM wilderness in Arizona offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Primitive 82,553-acre Colorado Wilderness Area for foot-access backpacking, hiking, and backcountry camping with no motorized travel allowed.

8,471-acre Virginia Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized protections.

A 149-acre federally protected Wilderness in Michigan's Upper Peninsula for non-motorized hiking, backpacking, and solitude.

15,333-acre federally protected wilderness in Arkansas; foot travel only, backcountry hiking and camping.

31,057-acre federally protected wilderness in Wyoming offering backcountry hiking and backpacking in non-motorized terrain.

30,663-acre BLM Wilderness Area in California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 15,743-acre federally protected Wilderness in Arizona with non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

20,783-acre backcountry Wilderness Area in Washington offering primitive hiking, backpacking, and non-motorized solitude.

12,224-acre federally protected Texas wilderness for hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel.

43,844-acre BLM wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking in a non-motorized backcountry setting.

75,185-acre Colorado wilderness with alpine terrain; hiking, backpacking, and camping only—no motors or mechanized travel.

A 2,913-acre federally protected Colorado wilderness offering backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

5,141-acre federally protected New Mexico wilderness for non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

1.3-million-acre federally protected Wilderness in Alaska: remote, roadless, non-motorized backcountry for hiking and backpacking.

74,052-acre California Wilderness Area for non-motorized hiking and backpacking in remote, primitive backcountry.

125,591-acre BLM wilderness in California offering backcountry hiking and backpacking in a primitive, non-motorized landscape.

A 32,533-acre federally protected Nevada wilderness offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access rules.

A 16,509-acre federally protected Wilderness in Missouri offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

Remote 42,484-acre federally protected Wilderness in California for backcountry hiking and backpacking.

199-acre federally protected wilderness in CA offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized rules.

28-acre federally protected Florida wilderness for non-motorized hiking and wildlife viewing.

Remote 140,000-acre federally protected wilderness in Michigan, accessible only by water, offering primitive backpacking and hiking with no motorized travel.

2,850-acre federally protected wilderness in Florida; no motors or mechanized travel; hiking and backpacking only.

A 33,219-acre BLM wilderness in California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 17,129-acre Colorado Wilderness Area offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

8,849-acre federally protected wilderness in Virginia offering non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

Remote 110,513-acre Nevada wilderness requiring foot travel only; true backcountry for hikers and backpackers seeking solitude.

2.6-million-acre Alaskan wilderness with no roads or motors; foot and paddle travel only.

123,726-acre federally protected Wyoming wilderness for hiking, backpacking, and non-motorized backcountry recreation.

A 10,497-acre roadless wilderness in California offering alpine backpacking and hiking with strict non-motorized access and Leave No Trace protocols.

A 116-acre federally protected Wilderness in Idaho offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

120,000-acre federally designated Wilderness in Idaho offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Federally protected 18,885-acre wilderness area in Nevada offering backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads or motors allowed.

A 40,000-acre federally protected wilderness in California with hiking and backpacking only—no motors or roads allowed.

653,430-acre federally protected California wilderness for backpacking and hiking with strict non-motorized, primitive-travel rules.

12,337-acre federally designated Wilderness Area in Vermont for hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, primitive backcountry rules.

A 592,000-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Nearly 20,000-acre North Carolina wilderness area for hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Primitive 4,756-acre Nevada wilderness with hiking and backpacking; no motors or mechanized travel permitted.

Remote 7,374-acre Washington Wilderness Area offering roadless hiking and backpacking for non-motorized visitors only.

A 7,566-acre Arizona wilderness area offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

A 14,298-acre federally protected wilderness in north-central Florida offering backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace rules.

18,720-acre federally protected Arizona wilderness with foot-access-only hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

Federally protected 21,986-acre Wilderness in California; hiking and backpacking only, no motors or mechanized travel.

Remote 180,026-acre Oregon wilderness for backpacking and hiking; primitive, non-motorized backcountry requiring self-sufficiency.

61,501-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona with hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

Remote 6,995-acre Arizona Wilderness for backcountry hiking and backpacking; no roads or motors; primitive and solitude-focused.

Remote 39,924-acre federally protected wilderness in southeast Alaska requiring foot-powered backcountry travel.

3.3-million-acre federally protected Wilderness in Alaska offering remote backpacking and solitude; no roads or motors allowed.

154,000-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no roads or motors.

6,664-acre Arizona wilderness with primitive hiking and backpacking; no motors, roads, or mechanized travel allowed.

A 2,644-acre federally protected Wilderness in the Florida Keys, accessible only by non-motorized travel and reserved for primitive backcountry exploration.

Federally protected 45,247-acre California wilderness requiring non-motorized backcountry travel and Leave No Trace practices.

42,605-acre BLM wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized backcountry rules.

A 6,092-acre Virginia wilderness area offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access rules.

43,217-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering remote backpacking and hiking under strict non-motorized rules.

Remote 266,560-acre federally protected Wilderness in California with primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking; no motors or mechanized travel.

8,701-acre federally protected Louisiana wilderness with hiking and backpacking; no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

Remote 182,607-acre Alaskan Wilderness Area with no roads or motors; backpacking and hiking only, June–September best.

A 548,000-acre federally protected desert wilderness in Arizona for backcountry hiking and backpacking, managed by USFWS with no roads or motors.

A 1-million-acre federally protected Wilderness in Alaska with backcountry hiking and backpacking; no roads or motors allowed.

Remote 380,000-acre Alaskan wilderness with no roads or motors; hiking and backpacking only in summer.

60,199-acre remote wilderness in Southeast Alaska with no roads or motors; backpacking and hiking only.

126,481-acre Colorado Wilderness Area offering primitive backpacking and cross-country hiking with no motorized access.

Primitive 19,048-acre Nevada wilderness with non-motorized hiking and backpacking in remote, protected backcountry.

27,907-acre Nevada wilderness managed by BLM; hiking and backpacking only, no motors or bikes; primitive backcountry solitude.

60,150-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Utah offering primitive backpacking and hiking with no motorized access.

Remote 153,119-acre Washington Wilderness for non-motorized backpacking and hiking in rugged backcountry.

969-acre federally designated Wilderness Area in Florida offering non-motorized hiking, backpacking, and wildlife viewing.

Nearly 80,000-acre federally protected Wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace rules.

20,420-acre federally designated wilderness in northern New Mexico—primitive backcountry with no motors, roads, or mechanized travel.

6,048-acre West Virginia wilderness area with hiking and backpacking; no motors, roads, or mechanized travel.

Federally protected 5,840-acre Wilderness in West Virginia for hiking, backpacking, and backcountry solitude.

Nearly 28,000-acre federally protected Wilderness in northeastern California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking on volcanic terrain with no roads or motorized access.

A 453-acre BLM wilderness in Utah offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

A 2,551-acre federally protected Colorado wilderness—non-motorized backcountry managed by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

A 993-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Mississippi offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

Federally protected 16,792-acre wilderness in Arkansas offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Nearly 238,000-acre federally protected Montana wilderness: foot travel only, Leave No Trace rules, backcountry hiking and backpacking.

A 6,339-acre Montana Wilderness open only to non-motorized hiking and backpacking, managed by the BLM.

6,075-acre Virginia Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking in a non-motorized backcountry setting.

Federally protected 23,694-acre Wilderness in Nevada with primitive hiking and backpacking, no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

Remote 11,948-acre federally protected Wilderness in NC for foot-powered hiking and backpacking in rugged, primitive backcountry.

28,723-acre federally protected California wilderness with non-motorized hiking, backpacking, and backcountry camping in remote desert terrain.

2,856-acre federally protected Virginia wilderness for hiking and backpacking; no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

5,635-acre federally protected wilderness in Tennessee for hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

A 48,346-acre federally designated Wilderness in Nevada with primitive hiking and backpacking; no motors, roads, or mechanized travel allowed.

A 54,936-acre federally protected wilderness in Idaho offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

3,956-acre federally protected Texas wilderness for foot-traffic hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized rules.

A 2,827-acre federally protected wilderness in Florida offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Nearly 23,000-acre federally protected wilderness in Utah reserved for non-motorized backcountry travel.

A 39,000-acre BLM wilderness in California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 4,967-acre federally protected South Carolina swamp wilderness for hiking and backpacking on foot only.

6,240-acre Utah Wilderness Area offering primitive canyon hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access rules.

5,462-acre Virginia Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

41,587-acre Colorado wilderness area with no roads or motors—hiking and backpacking only, alpine terrain, short summer season.

A 30,524-acre Utah wilderness area offering backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

115,203-acre federally protected wilderness in Colorado for non-motorized backpacking and hiking.

5,522-acre federally protected Wilderness in North Dakota offering backcountry hiking and backpacking on prairie and grassland.

21,631-acre BLM Wilderness Area in Utah offering primitive hiking and backpacking in roadless backcountry.

1,734-acre federally protected Wilderness in Oregon offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

1,124-acre BLM wilderness in Oregon offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict no-motor, Leave No Trace rules.

6,505-acre federally protected Illinois Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

18,122-acre federally protected Wilderness in Vermont offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

18,397-acre California wilderness area with hiking and backpacking; no motors, bikes, or roads allowed.

123-acre BLM Wilderness in California for non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

11,426-acre federally protected wilderness in Michigan offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Remote 12,179-acre CA wilderness for backpacking and hiking; foot traffic only, Leave No Trace rules enforced.

Remote 32,125-acre federally protected Wilderness in California open to foot travel, hiking, and backpacking only.

Nearly 13,000-acre BLM wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

37,083-acre federally designated Wilderness in New Mexico offering non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

225,301-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering non-motorized backpacking and hiking in primitive backcountry.

1.3M-acre federally protected Wilderness in Florida offering backcountry hiking, backpacking, and solitude in wetland and forest landscape.

A 65,434-acre federally protected Oregon wilderness area for foot traffic only—hiking, backpacking, and solitude in roadless backcountry.

16,618-acre Georgia wilderness area offering primitive hiking and backpacking in a non-motorized backcountry setting.

Federally protected alpine wilderness in Colorado offering backcountry hiking and camping with strict non-motorized access.

29,648-acre federally protected California wilderness with hiking and backpacking only—no motors, roads, or mechanized travel.

Remote 4,814-acre Alaskan island Wilderness with primitive hiking and backpacking; no motors or roads allowed.

A 250,809-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona for non-motorized hiking, backpacking, and backcountry camping.

A 17,184-acre federally protected Wilderness in Michigan's Upper Peninsula; backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, Leave No Trace rules.

A 124,772-acre federally protected Nevada Wilderness Area for non-motorized hiking and backpacking.

30,550-acre federally protected wilderness in California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

11,771-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in northeastern Montana offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

4,965-acre Oregon Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

8,514-acre federally protected wilderness in southwestern Colorado offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 48,316-acre BLM wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access or developed facilities.

83,745-acre Utah BLM Wilderness Area for primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

9-acre federally protected Wilderness in northern Michigan offering non-motorized backcountry hiking and solitude.

7,482-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in North Carolina offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads, motors, or mechanized travel.

8,758-acre Oregon Wilderness Area offering foot-travel backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 17,540-acre Utah wilderness with primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking; no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

17,173-acre Oregon Wilderness Area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized protections.

20,251-acre federally protected wilderness in Arizona with hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

An 17,773-acre BLM wilderness in California offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized travel rules.

7,890-acre federally protected Wilderness in southeast Missouri offering non-motorized hiking, backpacking, and wildlife viewing in bottomland forest.

76,145-acre federally protected wilderness in Montana offering primitive backpacking and hiking with no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

A 2.1-million-acre federally protected Alaskan wilderness with fjords, forests, and rugged terrain; hiking, backpacking, and paddling only.

Federally protected 784,000-acre wilderness in California offering primitive hiking and backpacking in remote desert backcountry.

104,397-acre CA wilderness area offering remote backpacking and hiking with no motorized access or developed infrastructure.

A 6.6-million-acre federally protected Wilderness in Alaska requiring non-motorized backcountry travel and strict Leave No Trace practices.

44,190-acre California wilderness area with backcountry hiking and backpacking; motorized travel prohibited.

A 3,382-acre federally protected wilderness in Massachusetts offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no roads or motors allowed.

20,222-acre federally protected Wilderness in Oregon—foot traffic only, backcountry hiking and backpacking in primitive solitude.

157,164-acre BLM Wilderness in Nevada for foot and stock travel, primitive camping, and backcountry solitude.

A 47,123-acre federally designated wilderness in Washington offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no roads or motors.

A 119,893-acre federally protected Wilderness in Washington offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

6,819-acre Arizona wilderness area with foot-access-only hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized backcountry.

2,179-acre federally protected Wilderness in Nevada offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 73,418-acre federally protected Wilderness in Colorado offering alpine backpacking and hiking with no motorized access.

A 78,729-acre federally protected Nevada wilderness area offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 64,742-acre federally protected Oregon Wilderness Area offering primitive, non-motorized hiking and backpacking in alpine backcountry.

Federally protected Nevada Wilderness: 28,947 acres of primitive backcountry for hiking and backpacking, no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

109,099-acre federally protected wilderness in Oregon offering hiking and backpacking in alpine backcountry with no roads or motors allowed.

7,272-acre federally protected Wilderness in northern California offering roadless hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

A 7,128-acre federally protected Wilderness in Arizona offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

7,602-acre federally designated wilderness in Arizona offering foot-traffic hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry.

23,939-acre Colorado Wilderness Area offering non-motorized backcountry hiking and backpacking.

Federally protected 8,790-acre Nevada wilderness for primitive hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized access.

A 44,569-acre Utah wilderness area offering primitive backcountry hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

27,085-acre federally protected wilderness in Utah offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

Remote, federally protected wilderness in Arizona offering primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

15,434-acre Utah wilderness with non-motorized hiking and backpacking in primitive backcountry; Leave No Trace required.

227,000-acre federally protected wilderness in Washington with hiking, backpacking, and alpine solitude; no motors or mechanized travel allowed.

Federally protected 8,383-acre wilderness in southern New Mexico offering primitive hiking and backpacking in non-motorized backcountry.

A 13,279-acre Washington wilderness for primitive hiking and backpacking with no motorized access.

A 16,495-acre Colorado Wilderness Area offering alpine backcountry hiking and backpacking with strict non-motorized, primitive-use protections.

55,127-acre federally protected wilderness in Oregon offering backcountry hiking and backpacking in primitive, non-motorized terrain.

10,518-acre Utah wilderness area: alpine backcountry for hiking and backpacking, no motors or bikes, summer-fall access.