Wear a Coast Guard-approved type III-V, properly-adjusted, lifejacket at all times when you are in or near the river.Beware of fast-moving currents and possible undertows.Be sure your skills and experience are equal to the river and the changing river conditions. Be prepared and know your skill level.Participate in water activities with a buddy. Tell someone where you are going, when you expect to return, and where to call if you don't.The following BLM sites offer opportunities for water sports in Arizona: Colorado River District Two of the most popular sites for water-based recreation are the Gila and Colorado Rivers, which provide recreational prospects with unparalleled scenic views, wildlife, and fishing. Whether your pleasure is jet-skiing, kayaking, or simply floating down the river, BLM public lands offer a variety of boating, floating, and water sport opportunities in Arizona. The State has numerous lakes and rivers suitable for both motorized and non-motorized, boating activities. Picturesque landscapes and long seasons of warm weather make Arizona’s public lands a perfect location for those wishing to swim and participate in water sports. Get additional guidelines for responsible biking: Practice low-impact cycling: Be sensitive to the resources-stay on the trail, do not create new trails, and avoid skidding or spinning your wheels. Leave gates as you find them (open or closed).
When overtaking another trail user, let them know you are approaching.
For the biking enthusiast, BLM lands offer nature's peacefulness along breathtaking Arizona backdrops. Biking trails include old mining and railroad routes, and back county paths.
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