The short Pete Lake Tie Trail begins at Forest Road 4616 and ends at Pete Lake Trail #1323.

Provides access to: Pete Lake Trail #1323 within Alpine Lakes Wilderness.

Provides Access to: Pete's Creek Trail #858 which enters Colonel Bob Wilderness and Lower Pete’s Creek Trail #858.1 which accesses the West Fork Humptulips…

Pete's Lake campground is surrounded by many lakes and offers much in the way of camping, hiking, biking, fishing, swimming, boating, and picnicking. All roads are black topped (perfect for bike riding). The Campground boasts a large Day Use Area with two picnic areas, a swimming beach, and an accessible fishing pier. Link to Campground Map

The Peter Creek Trail #856 begins at the confluence of Peter Creek and Robinson Creek at an intersection with the Little Robinson Trail #850 and ends at an intersection with the Kaufman Creek Trail #852. Its primary attraction is that it connects these two trails. The Peter Creek Trail lies within the West Elk Wilderness as it climbs…

The Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway offers 70 miles of sights including the National Forest, Mount Rushmore, Needles Highway, Iron Mountain Rd & Custer State Park.

This trailhead is located on Paulina Creek and provides access to the National Recreation Trail, Peter Skene Ogden Trail and adjacent to Ogden Group Campground.

This is a free campground located 42 miles south of the town of Hungry Horse on the gravel East Side Reservoir Road #38. The campground is located at an elevation of 3,600 feet and is maintained from May 15 through September 30. Peters Creek Campground is situated next to the Hungry Horse Reservoir just off the East Side Reservoir Road #38. The 6 unit campground is set back from the road and the campsites are less…

  Known as the largest OHV trail system in the state of Virginia, Peters Mill Run and Taskers Gap OHV Trail System provides 36 miles of rugged adventure.  Advanced riders will find challenges in steep, rocky and narrow trails, while others can enjoy trails that were once forest roads.  All travelers will find mountain vistas, scenic rock outcroppings and the cool shade of deep forest. This trail has…

The Petersburg Lake wooden pan-abode style cabin has a wood stove, 2 double lower bunks, 2 single upper bunks, wooden table and benches, outhouse, axe/maul, and rowboat. Firewood is provided for wood stove use only, but is not guaranteed. Life jackets, bedding, and cooking utensils are not provided. The cabin is located in the Petersburg Creek-Duncan Salt Chuck Wilderness, which is managed for natural conditions. Be…

The Petersburg Lake and Petersburg Mountain Trailheads are located on Kupreanof Island near the State Dock. The Petersburg Lake Trail heads south along an old roadbed.

The Petersburg Lake and Petersburg Mountain Trailheads are located on Kupreanof Island near the State Dock. The Petersburg Mountain Trail heads north along an old roadbed.

Petersburg RD

The Visitor Center is located on the corner of 1st and Fram St. near downtown Petersburg.

Peterson Bridge is the last take-out before Low Bridge. This large landing area sits just before a sharp bend in the river that will take paddlers underneath the M-37 Bridge. A pond area at the site is home to many species of wildflowers and turtles. The picnic shelter was built…

Peterson Bridge Campground is the only Forest Service campground on the Pine River. Ten of the sites are paddle or walk-in only. The canoe/boat launch is located across the river at Peterson Bridge North.  

The site can be accessed by float plane or by hiking, snowshoeing or skiing 4.5 miles from the Peterson Lake Trailhead on Glacier Highway. The trail has an elevation gain of 800 feet. This 12’ x 14’ cabin is pan-abode style and sleeps six people with two single and two double bunks. The cabin also has a table and benches, a broom, a propane furnace, wood stove, an axe and splitting maul. Propane is provided for the…

Peterson Lake Trailhead

Beginning at the Lyle Canyon #120 Trailhead hikers walk up Scotia Canyon decommissioned road to the official trailhead for 1.2 miles. The Peterperson Peak #119 1.4 mile one-way trail connects to the Huachua Trail #121 and Lyle Canyon Trail #120.

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Petes Hole is a 10 acre Reservoir located in the Thistle Flat area off of the Ephraim/Orangeville Road.  The Department of Wildlife Resources of Utah (DWR) stocks this reservoir with Rainbow, Albino, and Tiger Trout.

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

The Petroleum Lake trail follows Anderson Creek gradually climbing an old jeep road and passing through fir forests before emerging into alpine tundra. Privately owned log cabins are visible. The alpine tundra is extremely fragile--please stay on established trails. In about 1 mile the trail forks. The left fork reaches Anderson Lake in another 1/4 mile. To access Petroleum Lake retrace your steps and take the right…

This campground is named after an early homesteader, the "Wild Man of the Mountains" George Pettingill. His grave is nearby. He is widely admired in the area although he was somewhat of a hermit. The campground is located where the Wise River meets Pettengill Creek.

Pettit Campground and Picnic Area is composed of 8 individual units. The area is suitable for motor homes, trailers and tent camping. This is a fee campground. Fee envelopes and a collection box are provided near the campground entrance. This area is accessible for a season that varies usually between June and September. Campground amenities include toilets. A campground host manages the campground and visits the…

Pettit Lake Campground is located approximately two miles west of Hwy 75 on FS Rd 208. It is in a secluded area next to Pettit Lake nestled at the base of rolling hills and majestic peaks. Swimming, fishing, kayaking and canoeing are wonderful activities for Pettit lake. There are 9 single-sites and 3 double-sites which are all first-come, first-serve. Tin Cup trailhead leading into the…

Pettit Lake Day Use Area is a first-come, first-serve area and there is a Day Use Fee unless you are staying in one of the Campgrounds. It offers access to the boat ramp and Pettit Lake for swimming, boating, canoeing, fishing and kayaking. Spend the day relaxing and taking pictures, exploring the wildflowers and beautiful Sawtooth wilderness, or celebrating special occasions. There is water, picnic tables and …

This is a good place to view bighorn sheep, which feed on the grassy slopes and find safety on the canyon cliffs and talus slopes. Hike the 0.5 mile gravel trail that winds up through the talus rock and Douglas-fir and look for bighorns, pika and rock wrens at the top of the trail.

ALERT - After winter rain events, there is a high possibility for intermittent closures of Sycamore Canyon Road to Pfeiffer Beach. Pfeiffer Beach is located in the Big Sur region of California. It is one of the most popular beaches on the Central Coast and is well known for Keyhole Rock. Due to the steep terrain prevalent along the Big Sur coast, it is one of the few ocean access points within Big Sur. The entrance…

This campground is located on the north shore of Pfieffer Lake. It sites on sandy, rolling hills found north of the Laurentian Divide. Many sites offer scenic views of Pfeiffer Lake.  The two backcountry sites on the lake are only accessible by water. Downloadable information and map.