Zoning The Role of CSF as a Recreation Provider Recreational use is more than just the demand for a specific activity. It is also a demand for a physical setting conducive to that activity and to the particular experience desired by the recreationist. It is a common method of defining a provider's role and is used extensively by federal, state, and local agencies. Forest settings which generally appear natural or slightly altered. Access is by highway, road and trail.
Users can expect to meet moderate numbers of other people.
Facilities such as developed campgrounds, trailheads, and trails are present but widely distributed. Occasional use of off-highway vehicles occurs. There are ample opportunities to seek solitude and participate in activities where there are no facilities and few people. Forest settings that have obviously been altered by timber harvesting. Access is by highway, road and trail.