Webster Pass Road provides a great opportunity to enjoy spectacular scenery along the Continental Divide. You will travel through large open alpine terrain as you climb up to the pass. There are also opportunities to connect with other 4WD roads in the area.  

With paved access, Wee-mee-kute Picnic Area is located near Courtright Reservoir. It provides several picnic sites, a vault toilet, and access to Lake. Drinking water not provided.

This early version Aermotor LX-24 lookout, is located on the Sacramento Ranger District, and is the oldest surviving lookout on the Lincoln National Forest.  Erected in 1926, the 7’ X 7’ cab sits on a 48 foot high steel tower that originally had wooden steps (replaced in 1966 with metal steps).  The site also contained a wood framed cabin that was removed in 1978.  Weed Lookout is listed on the…

The Weehawken Trail #206 begins at County Road 361 and ends at Weehawken Creek. The trail switchbacks as it climbs through aspen forests and open meadows. There are spectacular views of Hayden Mountain, raising 13,139 feet. It intersects the Alpine Mine Trail #206.1A after approximately 1.3 miles, stay left to continue on the Weehawken Trail. The trail ascends and descends as it continues into the Weehawken valley…

The trail provides a much less used route up Mt. Kearsage (3,268 ft.) after passing Shingle Pond. The summit has an historic fire tower which can be accessed by the public and offers excellent views.

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

Lightly gravelled boat launch suitable for backing a trailer.

At 10,500-foot elevation. 11 campsites. Maximum spur length is 33 ft. The campground is a single loop located between the Weir & Johnson and Sackett Reservoirs. The trees are primarily Engelmann spruce. Some sites overlook one or the other reservoir. The mosquitoes are plentiful; repellent is recommended.

Weiser Ranger District Office, Payette National Forest 208-549-4200 8:00a.m. to 4:30 p.m., M - F

Sleeping up to four guests, equipped with woodstove and propane heater, this historic lookout was originally constructed in 1931, and the timbered structure visitors see today was constructed in 1953.  Weitas Butte Lookout is positioned along the the famous and historic Lolo Motorway just 3 miles north of Rocky Ridge Lake. It's remote and peaceful location along the Nez Perce and Lewis and Clark National…

Weitas Campground is a very popular, no fee campground that’s located about 35 miles northeast of Pierce, just off Forest Service road [FSR] 250.  Much of the campground’s appeal comes from its location along the shady banks of Weitas Creek, just south of the North Fork of the Clearwater River (you cross a bridge to reach the campground.)  There are only six campsites, so Weitas Campground tends to fill…

Weitas Guard Station is a remote guard station staffed with volunteers for part of the year.

Located in the Granite Basin Recreation Area, this picnic area is close to Granite Basin Lake and numerous non-motorized trails.   Granite Basin Recreation Area Brochure  (1.54 MB) View photos on Flickr   Note: This site closes…

Welch Creek Campground has long been a favorite gathering spot for family reunion camp-outs and group hunting trips. The campground's open area and easy parking access make it ideal for such events. It features 6 campsties an accessible vault toilet, and 4 stall recreational stock corral.  There is no potable water or garbage service, so please pack your garbage home. …

The Welch-Dickey trail is extremely popular due to it's relatively easy access to fine views. The trail varies through shady hardwood forests to open expansive views. I the summer, wild bluberries can be picked as you approach the summit. There is some rock scrambling required along this trail, so come prepared with appropriate footwear. Trail is marked by yellow markers.  There are many scenic areas along…

Midewin Welcome Center offers a tranquil space with pleasant nature sounds on a recording with colorful interpretive signs that highlight the cultural and natural history of the land. Visitors to the Welcome Center will find out more about Midewin's history and mission and how restoration is occurring. Those coming to learn about or view the Bison will want to start here to find out more about the Bison Project and…

The Welcome Creek Wilderness lies in the Rock Creek drainage about 25 miles east of Missoula, Montana. This 28,135 acre wilderness measures about nine miles by seven miles. The ridges are so steep and the valleys narrow and uneven that even finding a flat tent spot can be tough in much of the area. Most of the land is heavily timbered with pine, fir and larch (although the south-facing slopes have a few open but…

Provides access to: High Divide Trail #630 which accesses Mt. Baker Wilderness.

Well Hollow Walk-In Turkey Hunting Area is located in Holson Valley. It provides 2,500 acres of quality recreational experiences for the turkey hunter. Pursuant to 36 C.F.R. 261.50(a) and (b), forest development road A38 is closed yearround. Roads A38A and A41D are closed from February 1 to July 31 each year. For your safety, the Ouachita National Forest prohibits off-road vehicle use in the area and also has…

This campground has 11 campsites. Picnic Tables, Vault Toilets, Firegrates, Trash Disposal & Potable Water during the season. Access to fishing areas and trails are available. See the nearby Weller Trail. Camping is permitted in developed campgrounds and/or designated campsites only. This area provides access to the…

Weller Lake trail immediately forks from the parking lot, take the right fork following the stream down valley. Cross the wooden bridge on the left then stay right. The trail follows some switchbacks to another bridge crossing just before the lake.

Provides access to: Iron Goat Trail 1074 Wellington For information about accessible recreation opportunities in Pacific Northwest National Forests, visit http://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/r6/accessiblerecreation

This campground is not designed for RVs or trailers. Beautiful high-elevation scenery. Visit Anthony Peak Lookout a mile away for excellent views. 

At three quarters the size of Rhode Island, the Weminuche Wilderness is the largest Wilderness area in Colorado at 499,771 acres. It is part of the National Wilderness Preservation System, established by the Wilderness Act of 1964 to "secure for the American people of present and future generations the benefits of an enduring resource of wilderness." The Weminuche was designated by Congress in 1975, and expanded by…

At three quarters the size of Rhode Island, the Weminuche Wilderness is the largest Wilderness area in Colorado at 499,771 acres. The Weminuche was designated by Congress in 1975, and expanded by the Colorado Wilderness Acts of 1980 and 1993. The Weminuche spans the Continental Divide, North America's geological backbone, with its headwaters diverted to both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Eolus, Sunlight, and…

The Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness was created by the Endangered American Wilderness Act of 1978. This wilderness is located in the northern Blue Mountains of southeastern Washington and northeastern Oregon and encompasses 176,557 acres. The majority of the wilderness is characterized by rugged basaltic ridges and outcroppings separated by deep canyons with steep side slopes. Elevations range from 2,000 feet on the Wild…

  The Wenatchee Guard Station sits on a grassy clearing on a high plateau dotted with mixed conifers, and offers a peaceful view of the northern tip of the Blue Mountains. In the spring, wild flowers, such as Yarrow, Pipers Anemone, Big Leaf Sandwort, Showy Aster, Camas Pink Fairies, Daisies and Peavine, and sagebrush cascade a riot of color down the slopes into V-shaped valleys. The hills are home to herds of…

The Wenatchee River Ranger District encompasses approximately 696,000 acres and extends from the near the city of Wenatchee and the Columbia River to the crest of the Cascades in the Glacier Peak and Alpine Lakes Wilderness areas. It is bordered by the Entiat Ranger District to the north along the Entiat Mountains divide and by the Cle Elum Ranger District to the south along the Wenatchee Mountains - Mt. Stuart…

Provides access to: Wenatchee Trail #3173. There is plenty of parking area for horse trailers at the trailhead.

Recreation Opportunity Guides (ROG) - These guides contains information, maps, and directions to assist you in enjoying your trip to the Eldorado National Forest. Wench Creek Campground Wench Group Campgrounds…