This picnic area is easily accessible, as it is located directly off of a well-traveled, paved road. It is nestled between Eight Dollar Mountain and the pristine Illinois River, which flows just downslope from the picnic area. Visitors can enjoy the unique beauty of the serpentine landscape characteristic of the area, swim in the cool waters, or venture on to some of the area’s trails such as the Babyfoot Lake Rim…

The '76 Trail is a 3/4-mile moderate to strenuous trail that takes hikers to a summit offering panoramic views of Spearfish Canyon. It is a steep trail and climbs over 1,000 feet in a short distance. This trail is limited to foot traffic only (no pets, horses, motor vehicles, and/or bikes are allowed). Although a challenging hike, the reward is the feeling of seclusion and visual beauty of the surrounding landscape.

This sno-park offers access to both motorized and non-motorized winter recreation activities in and around Newberry Caldera. The parking lot generally fills up on weekends during the winter. It can also be used as a base for summer hiking/biking ventures.

10K North and 10K South Trailheads “meet” on Scenic Byway 536, on opposite sides of the highway. The 10K Trailhead gives access to 10K Trail 200 going North and ends at the Del Agua Overlook on North Crest Trail 130. The 10K South Trailhead ends at the junction of Tree Spring Trail 147 and South Crest Trail 130. When hiking across a ski run area, look for a blue diamond marker on the opposite side to help keep you…

Visitors will travel the scenic Magruder Road Corridor to reach 14 Mile Trailhead, which offers a starting point for hikers and pack trains to reach the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness via Trail 501-the Cache Creek Trail and Trail 580-the Boston Mountain Trail. Along with 2 camp pads, an unloading ramp, hitch rails, stock feeders and a restroom, visitors can also enjoy three interpretive panels with…

Motorized vehicles:  Open to vehicles up to 50” or less in width. 20 Odd ATV Trail #896 is an out-and-back motorized trail that follows and old road. The trail ends at a gate below Copper Ridge. There are no stream crossings.

20 Odd Peak Trail #898 climbs to 20 Odd Peak (6048’) and ends at an old lookout platform. There are stunning views of the Clark Fork River valley from the trail and peak. Canyon Peak Trail #903 and Roe Gulch Trail #894 depart from 20 Odd peak offering loop hiking opportunities. There are no stream crossings. Motorized vehicles:  Motorcycle use is allowed on 20 Odd Peak Trail #898. Be advised motorized use is…

This is a trailhead for Multiple Use Trail.

This is a trailhead for Multiple Use Trail.

This is a trailhead for Multiple Use Trail.

Located just past mile post 1 off Forest Road 237, this trailhead offers access to the Forest Lakes Off Highway Vehicle Trails. The 237B offers a good parking and staging location.

25 Mile Road Trailhead.

Three Gun Trailhead gives access to the Three Gun Spring/Tres Pistolas Trail 194. It is 4.0 miles long and ends at Embudito Trail 192. Hawk Watch Trail 215 splits off toward the east, from Three Gun Trail, about 0.5 miles into your hike.

4001 Bridge Canoe Landing is the last take-out along the nationally designated scenic portion of the Au Sable River. As you come around the bend just south of the Gabions you will pass under Federal Highway 4001 and see the landing, located on your right. Set amid a backdrop of mixed hardwoods, the gravel landing area leads up to a pick-up area and parking lot. As the last take out before the impoundments, this site…

Going North - From 40th Street Trailhead to M-20 Trailhead, visitors will find themselves in a heavily wooded red pine area with several stream crossings. Going South - From 40th Street Trailhead to Croton Dam, hikers will cross Bigelow Creek.  The trail provides access to Coolbough Nature Preserve. A spur trail will take visitors to Twinwood Campground. M-20 Trailhead to Croton Dam - No bicycles allowed. Miles…

Large gravel lot that contains parking for 36 vehicles. Provides access to: 44 Trails System, including Surveyor's Ridge Trail #688, Super Connector Trail, and Super-Duper Connector Trail. The 44 Trails system is maintained by our partner, 44 Trails Association, a mountain bike-oriented non-profit staffed entirely by volunteers.

49 Miles on Hwy 49 Interpretive Site (minor).

Washington state's best kept secret, 49° North Mountain Resort truly offers adventures for everyone. This traditional Northwest resort is blessed with wide open groomed runs, moguls, powder, and hundreds of acres of legendary tree skiing.  The ski area is open from approximately November through April, snow conditions permitting. The area offers abundant recreational opportunities year-round.  Check with…

This is a network of dedicated ATV trails and open roads easily accessed from Interstate 90 just a few miles east of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho at the summit of 4th of July Pass.

This 7.3 mile hiking and horseback non-motorized trail is rated as more difficult. The trail travels around the south side of Bonaparte Mountain affording many scenic views to the south, passing by Roggow Cabin. Trail connects to the South Side Trail #308 to the East. From here you can either go East to Bonaparte Lake tying into the Pipsissewa Trail #383 or West on Bonaparte Trail #306 to Bonaparte Lookout.

Located in the far SW portion of the Guadalupe Ranger District, this viewing area (vista) offers spectacular views of the 'Rim' and the Guadalupe Mountains. The Rim is nearly a 1500' - 2000' cliff marking the western extent of the Guadalupe Mountains.  It extends the entire north-south length of the ranger district and extends into National Park land at its south end.

This is a horse camp on the Piney Creek Horse Trail.

The Piney Creek Horse Trail is a system of horse trails that meanders approximately 53 miles through the East Texas pineywoods in the Davy Crockett National Forest. Trail riding groups of more than 75 persons (including spectators) will need a Special-Use Permit and should contact the District Office three months prior to the ride date.

This sno-park offers access to both motorized and non-motorized winter recreation activities. It can also be used as a base for summer hiking/biking ventures.

Trailhead for Mogollon Trail #153 and access into the southwestern portion of the Gila Wilderness. Nine (9) miles of this trail, from trailhead to junction with Trail Canyon Trail was logged in the summer of 2017. This trail is a great access to the wilderness from Gila/Cliff region. It provides access to Mogollon Baldy. Mogollon Creek is still a lush place to hike despite some flooding.

Going North - From 76th Street Trailhead to Bowman Lake Trailhead, hikers will travel toward and along the Pere Marquette National Scenic River. As hikers travel north the terrain will get progressively hilly as the trail heads to Bowman Bridge Campground and River Access. Going South - From 76th Street Trailhead to Nichols Lake North Trailhead, visitors will find themselves in a heavily wooded red pine area with…

A Group Campground

Located next to the Colorado River, the AA Barn is a reservable, day-use site for group picnics and other gatherings, with nearby attractions such as Rocky Mountain National Park, Shadow Mountain Reservoir, Lake Granby, and Grand Lake. The barn is located within the Arapaho National Recreation Area and is ¼ mile SE of the Green Ridge Campground. Site reservations grants user access to the inside of the historic barn…

The Abajo - Harts Draw Recreation Area is located in southeastern Utah west of Monticello, south of Canyonlands National Park and north of Blanding, Utah. The area extends from the east Forest boundary to the Cottonwood Road on the west and from the north to south Forest boundaries. The closest access is from US 191, SR 211 near Harts Draw, and Monticello. It features wonderful views of the Abajo (Blue) Mountains,…

The Abajo Loop leads from the desert floor and red rock canyons to steep mountains over 11,000 feet high, with overlooks and panoramic views. The backway travels Forest Road 105 west from Monticello to the junction of Forest Road-079 where it heads south through North Canyon, northwest of the shadow of Horsehead Peak. The tour concludes in Blanding. Although suitable for passenger vehicles during late spring or…