The Susan River and Bizz Johnson Trail 

Public lands managed by the Eagle Lake Field Office cover approximately one million acres in northeastern California and northwestern Nevada. The area offers an amazing diversity including forests, peaceful lake shorelines, scenic river canyons and expansive high deserts. These areas provide myriad recreational opportunities, and other uses including timber harvesting and livestock grazing that help meet the food and fiber needs of our nation.

Eagle Lake at Rocky Point

Bizz Johnson Trail

Camping

Eagle Lake

Dry Valley OHV Area

Fort Sage OHV Area

NEPA

Noxious Weed Program

Recreation

Wilderness Study Areas

Watchable Wildlife

Wild Horse and Burro

Top Ten Points of Interest

Twin Peaks Wild Horses BLM completed rounding up excess wild horses and burros on Sunday, September 19.   Wild horses and burros removed from the range will be available for adoption.  Dates and details will be announced. Complete roundup statistics, including veterinary reports, are available online.

Twin Peaks Wild Horse and Burro Roundup Page

California Wild Horse and Burro page

Now Available on-line:

Sage Steppe Ecosystem
Restoration Strategy
and Final
Environmental Impact
Statement
April 2008
(U.S. Forest Service)

Record of Decision
December 2008