This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

This 1.3 mile one-way hike around the lake includes segments of talus (rock rubble) where footing can be difficult. This trail starts at the campground and ends at the boat launch.

A concrete boat ramp provides access to the 926 acre Long Island Lake. Long Island Lake is just east of MN Highway 84. Northern pike, largemouth bass, and panfish such as bluegills, sunfish and perch are found in this lake.

Long lake has well shaded level campsites that can accommodate anything from tents to larger RVs and trailers. The entrance road is a bit narrow and rough along the eastern shoreline of Fish Lake, so larger RV's should use caution. Amenities include an old fashion hand pump well that provides the campground with potable water, flat parking spurs, tables, fire grills, and two outhouses. Long Lake is a beautiful,…

This is a non-accessible primitive/undeveloped trail.

The Long Lake Recreation Area features two picnic areas and a swim beach with buoys on 32-acre Long Lake, a clear-water lake just west of Washburn on Forest Road 251. There is a large picnic area with a designated swim beach located at the east end of the lake. It has accessible with paved trails to the picnic area, pedestal grills, water and vault toilets. There is a large paved parking area that provides…

Three sided shelter on N end of Long Lake access by 0.6 mile Long Lake Trail. Firewood and a 14' skiff with oars provided. Bedding, cooking utensils, and personal flotation devices not provided.

The Long Lake Trail is 1.4 miles long. It begins at the shore of Cut Point - Behm Narrows and ends at Long Lake Shelter - Long Lake. The trail is not routinely maintained by the Forest Service and may be difficult to navigate.

Long Lake Trailhead is only accessible via boat and the trail is not maintained, but provides access to Long Lake and the Bridger Wilderness. It is located on the far Northern shores of Fremont Lake, approximately an 11-mile boat ride in. There is no established mooring location for your boat, so plan accordingly.

One of the most popular trailheads on the Boulder Ranger District, Long Lake Trailhead is located at the west end of the Brainard Lake Recreation Area. In the summer, hosts are available to answer questions. This trailhead provides access to Pawnee Pass, Jean Lunning, and Isabelle Glacier trails within the Indian Peaks Wilderness.

Closing for 2024 season on September 30th. Developed/Dispersed camping, popular OHV recreation area with single track trails leaving campground. Vault toilets. Water nearby at Kaner Flat Campground. 

57 miles SE of Porterville via State Hwy 190 and Western Divide Highway.  Group site for 36 people. Suitable for 16' long RV's; elevation 6,500 feet; toilet; No water; open May to October; supplies at Ponderosa Lodge and R-Ranch. By reservation only. Campfire permits are required for campfires, barbeques, and camp stoves. Permits are available at your local Ranger Station or online at …

The Long Park Trail connects to the Deadhorse-Long Park loop, Forest Road #230.  It also connects with Lost Park Forest Road #231, which is also open to motorcycles and ATVs from 6/21-8/31 only. From the trailhead, the trail climbs rapidly for 1/2 mile to the northeast where it reaches the crest of the ridge between the White River and Long Park Creek drainages. The trail travels through scrub oak and…

This reservoir is nestled in the mountains. There are spectacular views of the mountains with great trails and dispersed camping in the area.  Grayling and trout have been caught where the stream enters the reservoir.

One of the largest of eight land units on the Sioux Ranger District, located in the far south-eastern stretches of Montana.  Opportunities for dispersed camping and day hiking are available.  Designated recreation sites include:  Lantis Spring Campground, Wickham Gulch Campground, Capitol Rock (one of two National Natural Landmark on the Sioux Ranger District) and a historic CCC camp point of interest…

Dispersed camping

The Long Point Trail #628 from the upper trailhead only travels as a single track trail for about 2 miles.  Two miles down from the upper trailhead, the trail descends into a draw where a stock pond has been built, and then continues from this location as a two-track trail.  The trail travels a majority of its distance on a bench above North Fork Escalante Creek and descends at a very gradual grade. …

This site is open year-round.  Primitive camping is available, along with opportunities to fish and boat (shallow launch).  There are no amenities at this site. 

Located in the Antelope Lake Recreation Area, Long Point Campground has 35 sites. It is shady with pine and fir trees, and has some lakefront sites.  It accommodates both tent and RV camping and has 3 double sites.  There are bear boxes on site for food storage.  Located 30 miles NE of Taylorsville, Antelope Lake is one of the more remote, quiet lakes on the forest.  Travelers can…

Located in the Antelope Lake Recreation Area, Long Point Group Campground has 4 sites and accommodates up to 25 people at each for both tent and RV camping.  Located 30 miles NE of Taylorsville, Antelope Lake is one of the more remote, quiet lakes on the forest.  Travelers can stop in nearby communities such as Taylorsville, Greenville, Janesville, Milford and Susanville for ice and…

Trailhead sits about a mile south of Grindstone Creek.

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

​The Long Pond Day Use Area offers picnicking, fishing, and boating. It provides picnic tables, pedestal-mounted fire grates, a vault toilet, and boat launch ramp for small non-motorized water craft.

Long Pool Recreation Area lies along beautiful Big Piney Creek, a wild and scenic river, and offers visitors a variety of recreational opportunities: camping, picnicking, swimming, canoeing, fishing and hiking. Big Piney, a nationally designated a Scenic and Recreational River, offers visitors a…

This trailhead is part of the Monday Creek OHV Trail System. The Monday Creek area of the Wayne National Forest provides some excellent opportunities for riding off-highway vehicles (OHVs). North of Nelsonville, this trail system provides approximately 75 miles of designated trails to off-highway vehicle riders, mountain bikers, and hikers. Loading ramps are available at the New Straitsville and White Oak Trailheads.

Picnic Area  

During a gigantic eruption about 760,000 years ago, an area bordered by what is now Mammoth Mountain, the Glass Mountains and Crowley Lake (approximately 12 miles wide by 18 miles long), collapsed to form the Long Valley Caldera.  The eruption produced the Bishop Tuff, a pinkish-red rock that can be seen along US 395 on the Sherwin Grade.  Three hundred and fifty square miles were buried beneath 500 feet…

Located in Spearfish Canyon, along Spearfish Creek, Long Valley Picnic Area is a beautiful spot for a picnic. Five picnic sites are available for day-use only (area is closed from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.). Please remember to pack your trash out at the end of your picnic. This area underwent renovations in 2014 with funding provided by the Federal Highways National Scenic Byway Grant program and the Lawrence County…

This site, which encompasses approximately five acres, is an old Forest Service work center. There are five buildings on the grounds which are not made available to the public. There are two pedestal grills, a group fire pit, ten picnic tables. Garbage service is available. Water is not provided. Your group must make the necessary arrangements to provide water. There are vault toilets, but for every…

A fishing lake in the North Creek Lakes area. The Department of Wildlife Resourses of Utah (DWR) stocks this lake with Tiger Trout and Colorado River Cutthroat Trout. Other fishing lakes near Long Willow Bottom are Round Willow Bottom,…