Cox calls BLM decision to close Moab off-roading routes 'blatant federal overreach' as state files legal challenge

The state of Utah and a group of off-roading activists have each filed separate appeals challenging a recent Bureau of Land Management travel plan that would close more than 300 miles of dirt trails and roads to motorized use near Moab.

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