Group Reservation Site located off State Route 410 along the shore of American River.

Approximately 10 - 12 miles of fishable stream.

Salmon Creek is located two miles north of Bassetts on the Gold Lake Highway near Salmon Creek, there are 31 campsites- 7 of them have space for trailers. It has vault toilets and piped water. Salmon Creek Campground is surrounded by lodgepole pine and cedar trees. This area offers an abundance of beautiful high mountain lakes with a variety of accessibility along with scenic rugged geological features of granitic…

This 14 site campground is located in a beautiful, lush, old growth forest along Salmon Creek. The rocky gorge-like area creates two small beautiful waterfalls and several deep pools which reflect the clear blue-green waters. Wild thimbleberries and hazelnuts abound in the summer. This camp is a favorite recreation spot for local residents as well as some more distant travelers.

Salmon Creek Falls Day Use Area is located within the Salmon Creek Falls Campground, a beautiful, lush, old growth forest right along Salmon Creek. The rocky gorge-like area creates two small beautiful waterfalls and several deep pools which reflect the clear blue-green waters. Springtime brings a full range of wildflowers along…

Salmon Falls is located along the Little Naches Road, forest road 1900.  The Little Naches River cascades through large boulders to  much slower waters below where fish rest before swimming up the fish ladder.  CAMPING PROHIBITED  AT THIS SITE

This popular campground is located between the Cle Elum and Cooper Rivers, and offers 69 sites for both tent and RV camping. Some sites are pull through for larger vehicles. Prime location for hiking, fishing, swimming, and mountain biking in summer and early fall.  [Click image for information]

Shared-use Sno-Park offering 38 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and 4 miles of groomed cross-country ski/snowshoe trails. Access to adjoining Red Mountain and Howson Creek voluntary non-motorized areas. Approximately 100 parking spaces. More information can be found on the Washington State Parks Winter Recreation website.

Provides access to: Waptus River Trail #1310, Cooper River Trail #1311, Pollallie Ridge Trail #1309 …

Boat ramp and boating site

15' x 20' historic single story, single room structure with a gabled roof, built entirely of cedar on the shore of Salmon Lake in the Karta Wilderness. Hand hewn beams, wooden door hinges, and shake floor combine to make a uniquely attractive wilderness cabin. Surrounded by cedar trees with sandy beach in front. Good fishing: cutthroat, rainbow, Dolly Varden; pink, silver, sockeye salmon. Swimming, beach activities…

Rustic 15' x 17' Pan Abode style cabin with small deck in front; plywood bunks; table and benches; wood stove; skiff with oars. Capacity 6 persons. Trail access to cabin begins near mooring buoy at head of Silver Bay. Fish Your National Forests: This site can be accessed by Other type of access; Fish available include: Salmon, Steelhead, Trout, Native Trout; Types of fishing available include: Shore, Motorized boat…

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This trailhead provides access to: Salmon Lakes Trail #3585 Waldo Mountain Trail #3592 See Trail pages for more information.

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This campground was originally established in 1937 by the Civilian Conservation Corps and boasts a picnic gazebo built by the CCC as well as an old registration booth. Fourteen campsites will accommodate tents or trailers. Two sites have horse corrals. Each campsite has a picnic table and fire ring. 

The Salmon River was designated a Scenic River and Recreational River within the National Wild & Scenic Rivers System in 1981. The South Fork of the Salmon was designated a Scenic and Recreational River, and the North Fork of the Salmon was designated a Wild and Recreational River, also in 1981. The watersheds of two great wilderness areas combine to form the Salmon River. The North Fork of the…

Located in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest approximately 13 miles east of Glacier, Washington on the Mt. Baker Highway, State Route 542, the Salmon Ridge Sno-Park is at 2,000-feet elevation with approximately 40 parking spaces. Set cross-country ski tracks and skate lanes are groomed weekly when snow levels are sufficient. Designated snowshoe routes follow the river near the main ski trails and across the…

  [Larger version of map] The Salmon River/Highway 95 Corridor offers a wide range of recreation opportunities ranging from mushroom hunting to wilderness backpacking. The western boundary is formed by the Snake River, popularly known as "Hells Canyon…

The Salmon River Area follows Hwy 75 east along the border of the SNRA White Clouds Wilderness and the Salmon Challis National Forest. There is tremendous fishing in this area for species like steelhead and trout. There are aggressive rapids for rafting and lots of creeks flowing off of the Salmon River. There are fabulous hiking trails leading into the White Clouds Wilderness to the south and trails leading north…

The Salmon River Campground has 2 sections, riverside and the north side of Hwy 75. It is composed of 30 campsites including 1 double-site. The campground is situated amongst lodgepole pines and sagebrush. All sites are first-come, first-serve. The campground allows easy access to numerous hot springs in the area. The town of Stanley is very close, visitors can take an afternoon to visit the fascinating Stanley…

The Salmon River Trail accesses the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness and travels through mossy old-growth forest next to the wild and scenic Salmon River. This east access point is less busy than the west access point at Salmon River West Trailhead…

"Freight Train" Rapid on the Salmon River Under the Klamath Wild and Scenic River designation, the entire Salmon River system with its North and South Forks were designated a Scenic River and Recreational River within the National Wild & Scenic Rivers System in 1981. The watersheds of two great wilderness areas combine to form the Salmon River. The North Fork of the Salmon River begins high up in…

Salmon-Cobalt Ranger District This Ranger District is expansive and takes in the Salmon river mountains and most of the forest that one can see from the town of Salmon. From boating at Williams Lake to hiking into the Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness, there is a wide variety of activities to choose from when recreating in "Salmon's Backyard". 

The steep, forested ridges and valleys of the 62,455-acre Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness are located 55 miles southeast of Portland and about 15 miles southeast of Sandy. While a few peaks such as Old Baldy, Salmon Butte and Huckleberry Mountain provide panoramic vistas, more typical of this area is the dense forest. In some canyons towering pockets of old-growth forest remain, protected from historic forest fires.…

Water activities, boating, floating and swimming abound on the two Wild and Scenic Rivers of the Salmon and the Scott.

Salo Lake is a quiet lake with a picnic area, dock, and concrete boat landing. Some of the fish found in the lake include panfish, bass, walleye and northern pike.  Downloadable information and map

Contains native fishes and stocked brown and rainbow trout. In the lower reaches native fish such as speckled dace, longfin dace and roundtail chub are found. There are also nonnative green sunfish. Arizona Game and Fish reports that the fishing area goes into the Salome Wilderness for a couple of miles. There is private property nearby -- please respect that property.

Located off Crown Point Road 139, south of the Poudre Canyon. Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV) use.