Upland forest, bottomland hardwood/swamp

Waterhouse Trailhead

No services provided. Along the Dicks Creek, Waters Creek. Within the Chestatee WMA. Park in designated spaces only (opposite side of the road)

The Watersmeet Ranger District is one of five districts on the one-million-acre Ottawa National Forest. The District has approximately 25 people who manage a variety of traditional lands, fisheries, recreation and timber programs. Both the Wilderness and the recreation area receive high use, particularly during the summer season. Five developed campgrounds and a major visitor center, add to the heavy recreation…

If you enjoy fishing for bass, blue gill, brim and more, then the 46-acre Watertown Lake is waiting for you. This pristine lake sits on the southeastern edge of the Osceola National Forest, just a short drive from the Lewis D. Whitaker Osceola Shooting Range. Fishing and Nature Watching If you're lucky, you'll see…

​This campground is located in the heart of Waterville Valley and serves as a wonderful basecamp for exlporing the numerous hiking trails located in this area.It has 27 campsites.

​Waterville Valley Resort is a unique New Hampshire destination, nestled in a natural snow pocket in the White Mountains and surrounded by other 4000' footers. It offers a variety of terrain for every skier or rider, whether a first-timer or an expert.

Sites are located on Applegate Lake. There are wheelchair accessible facilities. Facilities 14 campsites (tent-sites) with picnic tables, and fire pits 1 group campsite (20-50 people) No drinking water Vault toilet Garbage disposal available during operating season Seasonal information: The site is free and open during the off-season as a walk-in site (parking at the gate, and proceeding on foot). No…

Watkins Creek Trailhead starts off with Trail #215, it is a trailhead that connects to three trail opportunities including:  Trail #215 to #209 - Coffin Lake - A roundtrip 10 mile out and back hike - Coffin Lake gains 1800 feet elevation beginning in an open meadow and gain elevation to the alpine lake.  Trail #215 continues on and connects to the Continental Divide Trail A third choice is #215 to trail #…

Beginning in the trees, this trail climbs above treeline during the first mile. You pass through an area where timber was harvested along the Watrous Gulch Creek during the mid 19th century at the height of the mining days. Once above treeline, wildflowers surround the ground like a quilt.

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

The Watson Falls Trailhead provides access to the Watson Falls Trail #1496. The 0.4-mile trail leads to the beautiful Watson Falls. Watson Falls is the highest water fall in southwest Oregon with its 293 foot drop. The trailhead provides ample parking with picnic tables tucked inside the forest just off the pavement. Several…

Watson Lake Campground is a backcountry campground located on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe off forest road 16N50. This campground is a first-come, first served campground with six campsites, no reservations, no water, and no trash removal. Please pack out everything brought in and used and remember, camping is only permitted in designated spots.  

Provides access to: Anderson-Watson Lakes Trail 611 which accesses Noisy-Diobsud Wilderness.

Forest Trail #497 (Waunita Trail) is 2.2 miles long. It begins at Forest Road #769 (Depler Park Road) and ends at Forest Trail #481 (Canyon Creek Trail). The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Mountain Biking, Horseback Riding, Motorcycle Trail Riding

Waxmyrtle Campground is located near the Siltcoos River among Shore pine, huckleberry, and other coastal shrubs and conifers. Many sites are surrounded by a thick wall of coastal shrubbery, providing ample privacy from neighboring sites. Amenities include paved parking, drinking water, flush toilets and trash recepticles. Parking aprons are paved. The Waxmyrtle Trail offers outstanding views of the…

This is the trailhead for the  Waxmyrtle Trail #1337

A visit to Wayah Bald and Tower is well worth the journey. See the Wilson Lick Ranger Station, built in 1913, Wilson Lick is the first ranger station in the Nantahala National Forest. Continue another 3 miles to Wayah Bald which provides a beautiful view of Franklin. Take a short paved trail to the historic Wayah Bald FIre Tower. The tower offers a great view of the Appalachian Mountains in Georgia, Tennessee and…

The Wayne National Forest Welcome Center located on U.S. 33 between Nelsonville and Athens, Ohio serves as a reception area for visitors. It is also the office of the Athens Ranger District-Athens Unit and the Forest Supervisors Office.

This rugged dirt road starts at Shrine Pass Road #709 and ends at Resolution Road #702 near the top of Ptarmigan Pass. It has several creek crossings and rocky sections requiring a high-clearance 4WD vehicle. There are panoramic views at the top of Ptarmigan Pass, where the much easier Resolution Road #702 then descends down to Camp Hale.   Click here to see a…

Weather Station Trailhead

Webb Mtn. Lookout sits at an elevation of 5988 feet. The lookout has been used as an observation point for fighting forest fires for over 40 years. Constructed in 1959, the structure rests on a concrete block basement and encompasses 196 square feet. The roads to the lookout are well maintained and mini-van worthy. The last 1/4 mile is steep, rocky and bumpy (not mini-van worthy). A high clearance vehicle is…

If you’re looking for a reasonably short trip that offers good views and takes you through some of the Safford District’s most beautiful forests, this trail provides all of the above. It starts at the Columbine public corrals across from the Columbine Visitor Information Station along the…

Webber Falls plunges 76 feet into a deep gorge carved out of basaltic bedrock.  It is located in Sierra County, between the towns of Truckee and Sierraville off of Hwy 89.  The water for Webber Falls comes out of Webber Lake which is privately operated and not open to public access.  The falls themselves drop in several cascades with the largest cascade at the bottom level falling about 50 feet. From…

Webber Lake is a beautiful mountain lake with a reputation for great fishing.  It was once a stop on the Henness Pass Road for stage visitors and freight haulers between California's gold fields and Nevada's silver mines.  The Webber Lake Hotel was built in the 1860's and still stands on the property today.   The property has been in one family's holdings for over 100 years.  The family sold its…

Webbs Ferry is situated on the western shoreline of the Allegheny Reservoir just south of the New York State line. The two-lane boat launch has a 130 foot courtesy dock for loading and unloading boats. There is also a 600 foot, paved, accessible foot trail with benches that will take you to a 45-foot long fishing pier. Willow Bay Recreation Area is located directly across on the eastern shoreline of the reservoir.…

Weber-Cottonwood Picnic Area

This trail has two branches, one leading to the summit of Mt. Webster (3,910 ft.), the other to Mt. Jackson (4,052 ft.), and can be hiked as a 6.5 mile loop using the Webster Cliff Trail to connect the two summits.

The first open ledges can be reached at 1.8 miles, followed by Mt. Webster (3,910 ft.) at 3.3 miles and Mt Jackson (4,052 ft.) at 4.7 miles. The trail ends 0.9 miles past AMC's Mizpah Springs Hut (fee and reservations required) near the summit of Mt. Pierce (4,312 ft.).

Load up the boat and come to Webster Lake!  The Webster Lake Campground, located on the shores of Webster Lake  provides access to boating, a bog walk, hiking, and during the fall hunter walking trails.