The Rocky Mountain Region manages 17 national forests and seven national grasslands throughout Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, along with most of South Dakota and Wyoming. The Rocky Mountain Region offers many different types of world-class recreational opportunities, year-round.
Let's Go Camping!
 It is time to start thinking about where you are going to want to go camping this summer, so check out our Rocky Mountain Region Camping Overview Information Web page. You can find all the information you will need regarding any type of camping you want to do. If your idea of camping is inside a nice warm cabin or fire overlook, you can check out our Historic Cabin and Fire Overlook Rentals page. We also have a Campground List [.pdf file 332KB] that shows all of the US Forest Service campgrounds within the Rocky Mountain Region in one quick document. It's never too early to start thinking about making those campground reservations either, so check out the Recreation.gov Website to see what is available! To see where all of our campgrounds are located you can view any of our National Forest or Grassland Visitor Maps by visiting Maps & Publications.
TWO EASY WAYS TO DISCOVER ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES
If you know WHERE you want to enjoy an activity, but not what you want to do, click on the MAP below.
If you know WHAT activity you are interested in but not where you want to do it, select a recreation activity from the LIST below.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION RECREATION INFORMATION MAP
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION RECREATION ACTIVITY LINKS
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WATCH OUT! TREES ARE STILL FALLING WITHOUT WARNING!
 Safety of visitors is the number one concern of the US Forest Service. An effect of the on-going Mountain Pine Beetle infestation throughout our Region is the danger of beetle-killed trees falling, not only in developed campgrounds, but throughout the forests along backcountry hiking trails and roads, as well. On the campground information pages of forests and grasslands within our Region you will find which campgrounds will be closed for the summer, along with those that will have delayed openings or early closings, while hazard trees are removed. For more information regarding campgrounds, visit the Camping Overview Information Web page. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this situation may cause.
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