Resources
Trails 4 Tomorrow believes in providing information to all 4x4 enthusiasts. By reviewing the provided materials and trainings below, you can support a culture of stewardship and conservation of our trail systems in Alberta.
Public Land Use Zones
A Public Land Use Zone (PLUZ) is public land areas where legislative controls are put in place to manage recreation and support conservation.
Information on PLUZs and links to information and maps for specific PLUZs can be found here. Please remember that PLUZ maps can change seasonally so always check for the most up-to-date map before going out.
To obtain a specific PLUZ map (for example, Ghost PLUZ) click on "Ghost", "Ghost - Georeferenced Map", and then click "Download" on the most up-to-date map.
Regional Plans and Maps
Regional Plans integrate legislation into regions of Alberta that provide direction for decisions regarding land use.
Lower Athabasca Regional Plan (LARP)
Lower Athabasca Regional Plan Map
Lower Peace Regional Plan (LPRP) - Not Started
North Saskatchewan Regional Plan (NSRP) - Phase 2 Online Survey Open
Red Deer Regional Plan (RDRP) - Not Started
South Saskatchewan Regional Plan (SSRP)
South Saskatchewan Regional Plan Map
Upper Athabasca Regional Plan (UARP) - Not Started
Upper Peace Regional Plan (UPRP) - Not Started
Trail Development Resources
Education Resources
American Trails
Ghost Watershed Alliance Society
Upcoming and past webinars
National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC)
Northern Lakes College (online)
Land and Environment Training (click on Land and Environment Training link under Individual Courses)
Please note: Trails 4 Tomorrow will be continuing to update the information in this section as it becomes available.