This trailhead provides access to: Elkhorn Ridge Trail #3347 French Creek Trail #3349 See Trail page for more information.

Pheasant Fields offers picnicking and access to Tellico River for waterplay. To learn more about TWRA Fish Hatcheries, click HERE.

Located near the confluence of Phelps Creek and the Chiwawa River, about 23 miles from Fish Lake, there are 7 tent sites and 6 equestrian sites at this campground.

This trailhead provides access to the Phelps Creek Trail #1511 which enters Glacier Peak Wilderness at 2.6 miles. This trailhead also accesses Carne Mountain Trail #1508.

The campground has 21 campsites in a beautiful wooded setting. Amenities include one handpump to provide potable water (the natural color of which is rusty), and two vault toilets. Water is only available during the summer months. Non-reservable campground with $10/night fee. Nearby areas of Interest are Kane Lake, Big Fall Creek Lake, Sun Valley/Ketchum Area.

This is one of the most popular mountain biking trailheads in the Pacific Northwest. Numerous trails of varying difficulty originate at this trailhead, including Phil's Trail. This area has quick access to Bend with a small parking area and a toilet.

Operated by PG&E

Operated by PGE

Operated by PGE

Philipsburg Bay Campground is adjacent to Georgetown Lake. The 68 camping units provide ideal access to fishing, boating, and water skiing. It is located in the Pintler Ranger District of the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, the largest national forest in Montana. Surrounded by mountains of outstanding beauty, the location is perfect for visitors who enjoy mountains, water sports, or relaxing and…

  Difficulty:  Moderate     Trail Use:  Heavy Length:   5.15 miles from Fish Cr Road Trailhead to jct with Phillips Pass Trail #4001C Elevation:   6310 ft at Fish Cr Trailhead, 7976 ft at jct with Phillips Pass Trail Open to:  Hikers, Mountain Bikes, Equestrian Trail Highlights: The trail leaves the road and passes through private property, please stay on the…

  Difficulty:  Moderate     Trail Use:  Moderate Length:   5 miles from Phillips Trailhead to Phillips Pass Elevation:   7862 ft at Phillips Trailhead, 8946 ft at Phillips Pass Open to:  Hikers, Equestrian Trail Highlights: The trail begins at the signed junction on the road and climbs up, paralleling the road through open forest.  It continues to climb…

  Difficulty:  Intermediate           Trail Use:   Heavy Length:     8.97 miles from jct with Arrow Trail #4001A to jct with Phillips Canyon Trail #4001 Elevation:   8027 ft at jct with Arrow Trail, 8171 ft at jct with Snotel Trail, 6393 ft at jct with Phillips Canyon Trail Open to:  Hikers, Equestrian, Mt Bikes Trail Highlights:…

This is a front country trailhead located just off of Highway 22, which goes over Teton Pass out of Wilson, Wyoming. Two parking areas exist on either side of the road. The southern parking lot is used to access the Jimmy’s Mom Trail #4002 and the Phillips Connector Trail #4002B, both non-motorized, which lead to the Old Pass Road and the lower trail system. The northern parking lot is a pullout off of the Phillips…

Visitors to Phillips Creek Day Use Area enjoy creek access and picnicking. Please, keep your pet on a leash when in a recreation area or campground. The law requires dog owners to keep their dog on a leash with a length no greater than 6 feet and under physical control when within a recreational area, such as a campground or day use area (36 CFR 2616(j)).

This transfer camp provides access to Loon Creek Trail #4101.

  Phillips Lake is a 1.3-acre, shallow lake nestled beside a breathtaking wetland meadow. This pack it in/pack it out lake is undeveloped with tent camping space available.  Phillips lake is also utilized by visitors to the North Fork Chewelah Creek Campground as a day trip when exploring the area. Requires a short hike in, limited…

This facility has 6 picnic spots. There is no water system and it is unpaved access to the facility. The facility provides hiking access for the Philpot Interpretive Trail.

Philson Crossroads is ADA accessible, with paved paths to targets and accommodates targets at 25 and 100-yard intervals. Annual and daily passes for using the Enoree rifle ranges are available on recreation.gov.   

This is a rustic style 12' x 14' Pan-Abode log cabin that was originally constructed in 1973 and moved to it's current location in 1985. There is a spectacular view of Chapin Peak and the Puppet Mountains from the cabin deck and relatively easy hiking in the area to explore nearby tide pools and forest. There is also the opportunity to see humpback and killer whales in Clarence Strait. FACILITIES: • Two Single…

North of Creede, CO

This site is a popular inner tube take-out point. This lush area is outstanding for birding. The Lower Salt River Nature Trail winds through an adjacent riparian area, allowing hikers to enjoy this unique habitat. The 15 Picnic tables/units are “grouped” under 6 separate…

Provides access to:  Phone Trail #1153 Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water No toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

Phoneline #27 is a popular trail for hikers and runners in Sabino Canyon Recreation Area. The trail smoothly contours rocky slopes of Sabino Canyon’s east side, with steep drop-offs down to the creek, and cliffs rising over 1,000 feet above. From beginning to end the trail climbs 1000 feet in 4 miles, best hiked during the cooler season of…

Phonelink Link #27A connects Sabino Canyon Road with Phoneline #27, also commonly referred to as the connector. This trail climbs up approximately 400 ft in .75 miles, and while short is moderate if difficulty. Phoneline Link facilitates various loop hikes to match your ability and time availability. Access begins at…

The Piburn Trail #880 begins at Forest Service Road #814.1G and ends at an intersection with the Curecanti Trail #870. It is a lightly used trail that begins as an old 4-wheel drive road. It is access to an irrigation ditch and then turns into a regular trail. In the first 5 miles there are a series of casual rises and falls in terrain running through mostly aspen forests with some spruce and fir trees.…

This one mile mountain bike trail is near Green River, WY

This is one of our Backcountry sites which is a near- wilderness single party site and is accessible only by foot or boat. These sites are first come, first served. There are 2 sites on this lake, each have a fire grate, a latrine and may have a picnic table. A few reminders: Hang food packs, put your fire out each time you leave your campsite, treat or boil all water, wash yourself and dishes at least 150ft from…

The Picket Corral Trail #102 begins on Forest Service Road 501.1A and ends at Forest Service Road #500.4C. The trail descends into the East Fork Escalante Creek drainage and follows along the west side of the creek. It heads north, coming to an end at FSR 500.4C near the Picket Corral Ranch. Geo-Ref Trail Map  …

The Picket Corral Spur Trail #102.1A begins at an intersection with the Picket Corral Trail #102 and ends at Forest Service Road #502, Dry Mesa Road. The trail crosses the East Fork Escalante Creek and climbs the eastern canyon wall. It head east, continuing to climb up on Cabin Bench coming to an end at FSR #502. Geo-Ref Trail Map …