Poker Jim Picnic Area has gravel access and is located 23 miles south of Ashland, MT. Day Use Area only.  Three picnic sites and 1 picnic shelter are available. Poker Jim Butte Lookout is nearby along with Tongue River Breaks Hiking and Riding Area just north of Poker Jim.  Each year in July Shakespeare in the Park is hosted at Poker Jim Picnic Area Tongue…

Formerly a designated dispersed campsite, this campground is adjacent to Polallie Trailhead.

The trailhead has interpretive signs and a seasonal outhouse. Provides access to: East Fork Trail #650 and Elk Meadows Trail #645 within Mount Hood Wilderness.

Recreational opportunities include hiking, motorcycle riding, horse riding, and OHV riding.  There are no developed recreation sites in this part of the forest.  Trail information will be added as time allows.  Thank you for your patience as we continue to improve this site.

Pole Bridge is an undeveloped campground with scattered tables and fire rings.  Warm River goes through the campground but is a small creek at this site.

These two west side Chiricahua trails lead from the road up West Turkey Creek Canyon into the high country to the south of the canyon. Tall peaks dominate the view as you drive up-canyon to these two trailheads. Both trails follow pine needle-carpeted pathways…

The Pole Bridge Picnic Area is a small picnic site located along the Wild and Scenic Lostine River. Nestled in a cool fir and pine tree forest, the picnic area is popular during the summer for local and regional campers visiting the Lostine Canyon and…

Trailhead

Pole Creek Cabin is unique in not only its quiet end-of-the-road location, but that it is also located along both a winter snowmobile trail and within the Pole Creek Cross Country Ski Area trail system. In the spring the area is full of wildflowers and wildlife to view and in the fall it would make an ideal hunting camp. The cabin was built in the mid-1950s by the E-La-Ka-Wee boy scouts for a summer camp retreat. In…

This walk-in dispersed campground provides access to biking, hiking and fishing. 

Guard Station

Pole Creek Campground is located atop Pole Creek Mountain in a scenic lodgepole pine and Engelmann spruce forest, elevation 10,000 feet. Pole Creek Lake is a five-minute walk from the campground, offering pretty views and rainbow trout fishing. Trailheads for both hikers and ATVs are nearby.

This trailhead provides access to the Three Sisters Wilderness via the Pole Creek Trail #4072 on the Sisters Ranger District. Recreation Fee Site:…

near the headwaters of the Rio Grande River

The area provides opportunities for cross-country skiers and snowshoers to explore loops, hills, ridges and forested areas throughout the winter.

This campground is away from the main road and up the hill overlooking the river and the dredge ponds. Campsites include picnic tables tent pads fire rings with cooking grills. Campground amenities include a vault toilet and drinking water. Sites accommodate trailers and motorhomes up to 32 feet long.

Pole Hill Road is located 3 miles east of Estes Park off Highway 36. Pole Hill Road starts on private land with many side roads branching off. The National Forest boundary is 0.9 miles from the highway. Dispersed camping with trailers along #122 is not recommended due to the roughness of the road. Please note there is no access from Larimer County Road 18E to the east side of Pole Hill Road.

Pole Knoll is very typical of the knolls that grace the White Mountains. View a map of the area. Open now for cross country skiing and winter recreation.

The Pole Mountain area is located north of Interstate 80 between Laramie and Cheyenne in Albany County, Wyo. Approximately 55,000 acres in size, Pole Mountain is a popular area for recreation and the uniqueness of its terrain.  Large rock outcrops, rolling hills, short grass prairie, and many different types of trees inhabit this area on the Medicine Bow National Forest.  In the Laramie, Cheyenne, and Fort…

The Pole Patch Trail is 2.9 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 250 and ends at Forest Road 285.

River access site located on the Wild and Scenic North Fork of the Flathead River.  This river access site has designated parking area, vault toilet, and a native material surface ramp. 

Poleta OHV area includes short trails and single tracks as well as a dirt bowl.  Shooting sports are prohibited in the developed day use area. This 2,500 acre area is managed jointly by the Forest and the Bishop Area BLM office for cross-country, or open motorized vehicle travel.  Many of the roads and trails link to adjacent routes managed by the  …

Polimana Interpretive Site (minor)

Polk Camp is a three bedroom cabin located in Polk Inlet on Prince of Wales Island in southeastern Alaska.  This camp once served as housing for U.S. Forest Service timber staff.  There are plenty of places to view wildlife in the area, including an estuary just south of the cabin.  Anglers will find that Dog Salmon Creek has an excellent run of sockeye, coho, chum and pink salmon, trout and Dolly…

Non-motorized trailhead for trail #179 to Cold Springs Saddle. Dispersed camping available at this trailhead with a new CXT restroom.

Pomerelle Ski Resort is located 25 miles off Interstate 84 via Idaho 77 (Declo/Albion exit #216). The resort offers challenging terrain for beginners as well as expert skiers. Open mid-November through mid-April, the facility offers both day and night skiing. Pomerelle has 22 ski runs, triple and double chair lifts, and a rope tow and half-pipe for snowboarders. Cross-country skiers are welcome and the facility…

Located in Gogebic County 8 miles southeast of the town of Marenisco, Mi, on the Bessemer Ranger District, in the southern half of the Ottawa National Forest. The campground consists of one camping loop with 11 campsites. All sites are spaced with natural vegetation for screening. This campground provides drive-in sites that can accommodate tents, trailers, and motorhomes. Each site offers a picnic table, fire ring…

The lakes have very good fishing for cutthroat and Rainbow crossed with cutthroat. It is stocked periodically and the average sized fish is 10 - 12 inches. The ice does not completely melt on Upper Pomeroy Lake until late June or early July. The road travels past the historic Mary Murphy mine and boarding house. The mine was one of the largest and most profitable producers of gold and silver ore during the…

The Pomeroy Ranger District, the northern-most District of the Umatilla National Forest, is located within the Blue Mountains of southeastern Washington and northeastern Oregon. These mountains are made up of high plateaus, deeply cut by an intricate system of steep-walled, rim-rock canyons, offering excellent views of the canyons and area surrounding them.

Brown Canyon Trail leads into a scenic little canyon with good views and high desert vegetation. A spur trail, the Pomona Mine Trail, leads to the site of an old tungsten mine while the Brown Canyon Trail continues on into Ramsey Canyon. Brown Canyon is a relatively…