Picnicking
Most of our campgrounds on the Forests provide picnic tables and fire grates that work well for picnicking. There are many undeveloped picnic spots on the Forests, as well.
Picnicking - Single
Most of our campgrounds on the Forests provide picnic tables and fire grates that work well for picnicking. There are many undeveloped picnic spots on the Forests, as well.
Currently, the Forests are open to dispersed use in most areas. The Forests are in the process of gathering information and making a decision on future management. Limited motorized access for dispersed use or parking may be allowed from the centerline of designated roads (300 feet) and designated trails (100 feet).
The Forests are yours to enjoy, watch, and keep clean. We ask that you leave it as you found it. You can report any damage you see to the nearest Forest office.
Picnicking - Group
Go to www.recreation.gov or call 1-877-444-6777 to find out which of our group picnic pavilions/areas are available for you to reserve.
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14 Mile Trailhead
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…
Allison Creek Picnic Area
Enjoy a picnic along the Salmon River. Tables, restroom and fireplaces are provided.
Aquarius Campground and Purple Beach Group Site
Aquarius Campground boasts 9 developed sites and 2 group campsites (Purple Beach) on the bank of the scenic North Fork of the Clearwater River. Swimming, fly fishing, tubing and whitewater rafting…
Blackerby Picnic Area
Located approximately 20 minutes southeast of Grangeville, Idaho, the quarter acre Blackerby Picnic Area has a paved parking area, restroom, sidewalk, picnic tables and a grassy sitting area, making…
Boyd Creek Campground
Situated along the stunning Selway River, the Boyd Creek Campground contains five camp/RV sites, picnic areas and a restroom.  Hikers will enjoy taking a trek up the East Boyd Glover Roundtop…
Carey Creek Picnic Area
Enjoy a picnic along the Salmon River, just outside the Gospel-Hump and Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness areas. A restroom, fire rings, two sites with tables are provided.
Colt Creek Trailhead
Although this trailhead requires some patience in order to get to it due to narrow and bumpy roads, the pay off is well worth it.  Approximately 2 hours southwest of Lolo, MT or 2 hours and 45…
Crooked River Campground #3
One camp pad with a toilet. Well-screened by tall, dense timber. Across the road from Crooked River.
Devoto Grove Picnic Area & Trailhead
Only 12 miles from the Montana border in northeastern Idaho along the Northwest Passage Scenic Byway and All American Road (US Highway 12), visitors can enjoy a break from their travels by taking a…
Eagle Mountain Trailhead
At mile marker 135.3 on US Hwy 12, Idaho’s Northwest Passage Scenic Byway, along the Wild and Scenic Lochsa River, a majestic wooden trail bridge forms part of the Eagle Mountain Trailhead,…