This easy hike allows for visitors to the popular Turtletown Falls. For a bonus waterfall, hike further down stream to see the lower falls before leaving.

The Tusayan Ranger District is on the northern portion of the Coconino Plateau. It is bordered on the north by Grand Canyon National Park, on the east by the Navajo Indian Reservation, on the south by private and State lands, and on the west by the Havasupai Indian Reservation. The total area of the Tusayan Ranger District is about 360,000 acres. It lies completely within the watershed of the Colorado…

The lovely Tusayan-Montane (formerly known as Ten-X) Campground is located 2 miles south of Tusayan and 47 miles north of Williams on U.S. Highway 180/AZ Highway 64. The campground is only approximately 10 miles from the south entrance to Grand Canyon National Park. Located in a beautiful ponderosa pine/Gambel oak forest on the Tusayan Ranger District, Tusayan-Montane is a quiet, peaceful campground that…

Ascends from Fetzer Gap to ridge of Little North Mountain, goes south and descends to Sheffer Gap, crosses Cedar Creek, and ascends to ridge of Paddy Mountain (state line).  The Potomac Appalachian Trail Club (PATC) maintains and manages the approximate 250 mile Tuscarora Trail that is located in Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia. The trail follows an extensive route that bypasses the…

Tushar Lakeside Campground is nestled in an alcove of picturesque Aspen and Fir trees near the Tushar Reservoir. The campground has 16 multiple family units, a large covered pavilion near the water, two restroom facilities, drinking water and a small meadow for sports activities. Water activities include kayaking and canoeing rentals along with swimming. Forest Trail  #3626  takes off from…

Recreation areas located on the Tuskegee National Forest. 

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This 158,900-acre district lies in the far southwestern tip of North Carolina in Cherokee and Clay Counties. The Tusquitee District has three large lakes that offer a variety of recreation. Two major rivers, the Hiwassee and Valley, provide canoeing. Three reservoirs in beautiful mountain settings provide a playground for recreation enthusiasts. Hiwassee Lake, Chatuge Lake, and Appalachia Lake offer boating, water…

Twelve Mile Flat Campground is located beneath the shadow of Mt. Baldy near the top of the Wasatch Plateau in an open wildflower-filled meadow surrounded by spruce and pines, elevation 10,120 feet.  ATV trails are abundant in the area, providing exciting riding for all skill levels.  Skyline Drive passes outside the campground.  A short, but steep drive over the ridge leads to Ferron Reservoir for…

This loop ride is 33 miles long and begins at the mouth of Twelve Mile Canyon east of Mayfield, UT or it can begin at the Birch Creek Staging Area about two miles east of the Forest Boundary.  From Birch Creek Staging Area turn onto the Beaver Creek Road #50290 (Arapeen Route #2).  Travel up Beaver Creek Road for approximately 6.5 miles to Skyline Drive #50150 (Arapeen Route #1).  Turn left (north)…

Twelvemile Cabin is a fully accessible cabin located on Twelvemile Inlet on Prince of Wales Island in southeastern Alaska. The site offers recreation, relaxation and a unique lodging experience in the Tongass National Forest.Construction of this cabin was made possible through mitigation funds from Alaska Power and Telephone and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.The cabin is accessible by vehicle and a short…

Twenty Six Boat Ramp is located on Cave Run Lake, on the Cumberland District. Cave Run Lake is nestled among the beautiful mountains of eastern Kentucky. Built for flood…

The Twenty-five Mile Bar dispersed site has a toilet, fishing access and a beach.

The Twenty-mile Bar dispersed site has a toilet and boating and fishing access. The sandy bar makes a nice swimming beach and a convenient place to catch brook and rainbow trout. Carry-down access for boats. 

At an elevation of 7,400 feet in shady, conifer forest, this campground (map) offers groups a secluded camping escape from the summer desert heat. The scenic mountain setting is a great base for hiking, wildlife viewing, and picnicking along the Swift Trail. …

This is a paved parking area near the Grand Mesa Visitor Center.

The Twin Bridges Trailhead is located west of Winter Park and provides access to several popular mountain biking trails.

Twin Buttes Observation Site is one of many interpretive sites on the forest. Mirror Image The two rounded rocky mounds before you are named Twin Buttes.  Buttes are remnants of rock layers in the Earth’s crust that resists weathering.  The steep sides of a butte are formed by erosion of the surrounding rock by wind and water.  These buttes are unusual because they appear to mirror images of one…

Provides access to: Grizzly Bear Trail #3103 and East Butte Trail #3112 that access Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness. This trailhead offers a parking area, vault toilet,…

This is the trailhead for Twin Buttes Trail #3404. See trail page for more information.

Developed trailhead with horse ramp, picnic table, and toilet.  Twin Cabin trail ties into the Porcupine Trail after about two miles.  Trail is closed to all motorized use.

5100-foot elevation. 40 campsites near the North Fork of the Salmon River. Fishing in the river and in Twin Creek. Loop hike on trails #108 & #109. Historical monument marks the Lewis and Clark National Historical Trail. There are no garbage services at the campground or pavilion.

The Twin Creek Shelter is a three-sided Adirondack-style shelter located just off the Twin Creek Road. The surrounding area is forest and muskeg.

Twin Creek Trailhead

The Twin Creeks Amphitheater is managed by the Fremont River Ranger District. The outdoor site is great for summer interpretive and conservation education programs. The Twin Creeks Visitor Center is located next to the amphitheater and is open to all. It is staffed by Forest Service volunteers who can provide helpful information, and offer a variety of recreational information and opportunities, merchandise, maps…

Group Picnic Site. Located along Scenic Byway U-25 on the shore of Fish Lake. Facilities include parking, picnic shelter, picnic tables, and flush restrooms. 

Twin Eagles Campground is 14 miles north of Lake George, off CR 77. It has nine campsites, some of which are walk-in/hike-in, with a maximum trailer length of 22 feet. The elevation is 8,600 feet. Facilities include toilets, tables, and fire rings; there is no water or trash service. 

Twin Eagles Trailhead provides access into Lost Creek Wilderness on the Brookside-McCurdy Trail. Once inside the wilderness area, Brookside-McCurdy can be combined with several other trails to form your own loop.

Twin Falls Picnic Site

Twin Glacier Trailhead