Jeffery pine shaded camp

Chumash Wilderness 38,150 acres was established 1992 by the Los Padres Condor Range and River Protection Act. The Chumash Wilderness is situated in the Mt. Pinos Ranger District and is also near the town of Frazier Park. It includes Mt. Pinos which was an integral part of Chumash life and is still extremely important to the local Chumash residents. The vegetation is mainly pine forests in the northern portion and a…

This is a large A-frame cabin with a loft and a wood stove for heat. It has sleeping space for up to 7 people. The cabin sits back 50 yards (46 m) from the beach. Facilities: 4 single wooden bunks, Sleeping loft, Wood stove, Table and benches, Cooking counter, Broom, Axe, Maul, Wood. The water source from a nearby stream is intermittent. A boat is necessary to get water from other drainages. Treat all water before…

Tassajara Road to Church Creek Divide

Provides access to: Church Creek Trail #871.

Provides access to:  Church Creek Shelter Trail #870.

Provides access to: Church Creek Trail #871 from the Wynoochee area. This trailhead may be unmarked.

The Church Fork picnic area is in Mill Creek Canyon just below the Mill Creek Inn restaurant.This picnic area closes at 10:00 p.m. dailey

Provides access to: Church Mountain Trail 671

Parking is tight and hikers must immediately ford the Swift River to access the trail. Hikers can access Church Pond and the magnificent views it affords at 1.1 miles heading clockwise on this trail.

Chute Group Campground is located in beautiful Huntington Canyon, along the Huntington Canyon National Scenic Byway on Utah Highway 31. It is situated at an elevation of 7,800 feet. Many recreational activities are available, including hiking, biking and fishing. Huntington Creek flows alongside the campground. Pine and fir trees line the edges surrounding the campground, but offer little shade within the site. The…

Chute Gulch Trail #761 starts at the end of FSR 215. The trail quickly climbs to a major ridgeline and intersects Black Peak Trail #763 approximately 2 miles to the north of Black Peak. Motorized vehicles: Motorcycle use is allowed on Chute Gulch Trail #761. There are no stream crossings on the trail.

25 sites.

Trailhead includes a large turnaround suitable for horse trailers. The trails associated with this trailhead are: Cienega Equestrian Bypass Trail 266 ; Armijo Trail 222; and Faulty Trail 195. Please not that trails may be closed seasonally, please call the district office for up to date information.

This was an old jeep road, which is outside the Wilderness, but provides access to the Wilderness.

Cimarron area of the San Juan Mountains (Ouray District)

Located in the Cimarron Recreation Area and surrounded by tall cottonwood trees, this scenic campground has 12 campsites. A great variety of birds provide excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.  The Cimarron Fishing Ponds are nearby.

Cimarron Campground is located in the scenic Valle Vidal within Carson National Forest in northern New Mexico, at an elevation of 9,300 feet. The sites are tucked among spruce, aspen and fir trees, and the camp offers an open range feel. Visitors have opportunities to enjoy a variety of recreational activities in a picturesque setting. Viewing wildlife and simply relaxing in the mountain air are popular activities.…

Located in Cimarron Recreation Area. Access key and volleyball and horseshoe equipment are provided with rental. No hook ups available. 

Welcome to the Cimarron National Grassland, 1 of 20 National Grasslands administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. Located within Morton and Stevens Counties in southwestern Kansas, the Cimarron National Grassland manages 108,175 acres.

This self-guided tour, in "The Sea of Grass" brochure, highlights many points of interest, scenery, and amenities found on the Grassland.  It is approximately 30 miles long, so plan on about 2-3 hours.  Roads are good when dry, but use caution if there's been rain.  Sites include a Prairie Dog Town, the Santa Fe Trail, Point of Rocks, the Cimarron River, and much more. For a printable tour map, click…

Located in the Cimarron Recreation Area, there are many picnic tables available for day use.

Located in the Cimarron Recreation Area, these four, man-made ponds, were constructed for migratory birds.  There is an accessible fishing pier, covered picnic sites, and campgrounds nearby. Trout are stocked in the ponds in the winter and channel catfish are stocked during the summer. Please refer to Kansas Dept of Wildlife and Parks for further information regarding licensing, size limits, etc.

The Cimarron Recreation Area includes the Cimarron Campground, Cimarron Picnic Area, Cimarron Group Site and Cimarron Ponds. It also provides access to the Turkey Trail. See individual listings for specific information about these sites.

A small overlook and parking area which  has scenic views of the Cimarron River valley and interpretive displays about the area's history.

Cimarrona Campground is located next to Cimarrona Creek with views of the meadow and Williams Reservior to the south. The campground has 21 sites. There are both sunny and shady sites to choose from as well as a few sites that can handle large-sized RVs. It’s only a short walk to fish in the creek. The campground is adjacent to the Cimarrona Trailhead. Services include potable water, trash pickup…

This area receives a high amount of use. It provides a gravel beach and is an excellent swimming area. This site is on Suttle Lake and is operated and maintained by Suttle Lake Resort.

East Lake, in Newberry Caldera, is a popular recreation lake in a setting of wooded shorelines, sandy beaches, and brilliant blue-green water. This small boat launch is located at the north end of the Cinder Hill Campground and best suited for launching non-motorized watercraft due to its shallowness.

East Lake, in Newberry Caldera, is a popular recreation lake in a setting of wooded shorelines, sandy beaches, and brilliant blue-green water.  This boat launch is on the northeast side of the lake with a paved ramp, docks, and a parking lot. There is a 10 mph speed limit for motorboats. Recreation Fee Site: Parking at…

This campground is located along the shore of East Lake with several of the sites close to the shore and the rest within easy walking distance to the beach area. The Cinder Hill Trailhead provides access to the Newberry Crater Trail #3958 and other connecting trails are accessible from the campground. There are two boat launch areas and a trailhead within this campground.