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The Department of Agriculture has closed all its land to the public and the Department of Transport has closed its footpaths.
However, the majority of glens and plantations will remain open with the exception of Ballaugh and Tholt-y-Will. Dhoon Glen is also closed.
Many reservoirs are also off-limits, but access to Cringle, Ballure and Injebreck will remain open next to the road, and they will continue to be stocked.
(Picture: a winter day at Injebreck reservoir, courtesy of manxscenes.com)
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