Recreation
Recreational opportunities abound across 1.3 million acres on the Ashley National Forest! The Ashley National Forest manages 276,175 acres of the High Uintas Wilderness Area offering quiet solitude, as well as access to the highest peak in Utah, Kings Peak. With 1,156 campsites, 7 picnic areas, 1,151 miles of roads and trails for All-Terrain-Vehicles, opportunities for motorized camping and recreation are calling.
The Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area offers many activities including fishing, wildlife viewing, and scenic views of Flaming Gorge to name a few.
You can find a spot on the Forest to indulge your recreational interest by looking at the opportunities or regions of the forest below.
Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, including the section of the Green River below Flaming Gorge Dam, is administered by the Ashley National Forest.
The High Uintas Wilderness, located in northeastern Utah, comprises the wild core of the massive Uinta Mountains and provides a nearly pristine natural setting (primitive a
The North Slope of the Uinta Mountains recreation region consists of the area on the Flaming Gorge Ranger District outside of the Flaming Gorge National Recreation
The South Slope of the Eastern Uinta Mountains recreation region is located primarily in the mountains north of Vernal, Utah and on the Vernal Ranger District.
Often deemed as the gateway to the High Uinta Wilderness, the South Slope of the Western Uinta Mountains recreation region is located on the Duchesne/Roosevelt Ran
The South Unit recreation region is located south of Duchesne, Utah, and is home to many dispersed recreation opportunities, such as hunting, scenic viewing, campi
Antelope Flat Boat Launch Area
Antelope Flat Campground
Antelope Scenic Byway Interpretive Site
Anvil Draw Boat Launch Area
Arch Dam Group Campground
Aspen Campground
Avintaquin Campground
Beaver Pond Interpretive Site
Big Pine I River Camp
Big Pine II River Camp