Trailhead is located on the upper loop of Forest Road 193, approximately 5 miles from State Highway 547.

Gooseneck Cove is one of four boat-access only campgrounds on Shasta lake.  Located on the upper Sacramento arm of the lake, this facility is very popular.  Whether or not the access is difficult varies depends on the current lake level. There are vault toilets and no piped water.  This is a pack it in, pack it out facility.

Gooseneck Lake is an extremely busy lake, with private lands and cottages surrounding most of this 123 acre lake. As a result, pontoon boats, jet skis and water skiers and even occasional fishing boats can be seen and heard on the lake. There is no drinking water available at these campsites. An improved public boat access is located near Site #1. A toilet is nearby which is shared with site #1. The lake offers a…

Summer or winter the Goosenest Ranger District provides opportunities for many types of recreation. Deer Mountain and Four Corners snowmobile parks provide 135 miles of groomed snowmobile trails which are part of a 250 mile network the reaches into the western half of the Modoc National Forest and the northern part of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Juniper Flat OHV Area provides 48 acres of open riding terrain.

This trailhead takes day hikers to the top of Goosenest Mountain, a scenic and ancient volcano.  Elevation at the top is 8,280 feet.  The trail is 1.2 miles, so 2.4 miles round trip.  If you can see snow on Goosenest Mountain, there probably will be snow on the trail. Trails into higher elevations may have snow well into June.

Located less than a mile from Florence, OR, this popular OHV staging area can be accessed from South Jetty Road. This large paved parking area can accomodate longer trailers, but can often be full by mid-morning during the busy summer season and sunny weather weekends. OHV riders have access to large open sand dunes, designated OHV trails through vegetated areas as well as the beach. Goosepasture Staging also…

This is the trailhead for:  Gordan Peak Trail #3387 Scar Mountain Trail #3402 See trail pages for more information

Five miles north of Nederland, National Forest System Road (NFSR) 226, commonly known as Gordon Gulch, turns east off of Colorado Highway 72. NFSR 226 intersects other forest roads: NFSR 314, 228, 233 and their off shoots. There are 15 numbered, designated campsites scattered along the road system within 1.5 miles east of Highway 72. Camping is permitted in designated sites only. Take care when driving in this area…

This site is also known as Prison Camp.The site was a Federal Honor Camp beginning in 1937 to house federal prisoners supplying labor to build a road for access into the Santa Catalina Mountains. Prisoners had been convicted of federal crimes ranging from immigration law violations to tax evasion to bank robbery. During World War II, many of the prisoners of this camp were conscientious objectors whose religions…

This is a trailhead for Gordon Lakes Trail #3386 See trail page for more information.

This is a trailhead for Gordon Lakes Trail #3386 See trail page for more information.

Trailhead provides access to Gordon Meadows Trail #3394. See trail page for more information. 

Gordon Reese Cabin is located near Chief Joseph Pass on the Montana-Idaho border. It was built in 2001. It is a hike-in (1/2 mile) cabin and is used as a warming hut in the winter for cross-country skiers.

The Gore Creek campground is located along Gore Creek in a forested setting near the boundary of the Eagle's Nest Wilderness.This is the closest campground to the town of Vail, CO and there are several trailheads nearby into the Eagles Nest Wilderness; all wilderness regulations must be observed when traveling in the wilderness (foot and…

The Gore Creek Trail trail begins at Bighorn Road in East Vail and ends at the Gore Range Trail #60 on the Dillon Ranger District: The first 4 miles of the trail climbs alongside Gore Creek. There are some short steep sections along the way. The trail winds through meadows and aspen groves and changes to conifer stands as the elevation increases. At mile 4, the trail forks; straight ahead goes over Red Buffalo Pass…

The Gore Lake trail is 2.0 miles long. It begins about 4 miles up the Gore Creek Trail #2015 and ends at Gore Lake. See the description for the Gore Creek Trail #2015 for a description and directions to the beginning of that trail. 

Located at around 9500 feet, this area provides a plowed pulloff and parking area for vehicles and trailers during winter months. Snowmobile Info Snowmobile Area Map Please Note: There are no groomed or marked winter trails in the Gore Pass area.

This area provides parking for multiple vehicles and trailers. Open year round. Snowmobile Info Snowmobile Area Map Please Note: There are no groomed or marked winter trails in the Gore Pass area.

Located 20 minutes west of Kremmling, Colorado and 20 minutes east of Yampa, Colorado on the Routt National Forest, the Gore Range/Gore Pass area has many recreation opportunities. Sarvis Creek Wilderness is located within Gore Range and Colorado Highway 134 runs through the south end of the area.  This area is a largely popular…

The Gore Range Trail runs the north-south length of the Dillon Ranger District portion of the Eagles Nest Wilderness. The trail begins at the Copper Mountain exit along Interstate 70 and finishes in the Spring Creek area north of Green Mountain Reservoir. The trail climbs over Uneva and Eccles Passes before dropping below tree-line. It then climbs in and out of numerous drainages as it travels north.

The first 4.8 miles of this hike is the Angels Rest Trail #415. Continue on from this panoramic viewpoint through Wahkeena Creek basin to Wahkeena Trail #420. Hike down past Fairy Falls, a 20 to 30 foot tiered waterfall, before reaching Wahkeena Falls and the return trail…

This 5.2 mile section of Gorge Trail #400 traverses through evergreen forests and wildflower blooms. The trail is a nice day hike for people of all ages. Look for calypso orchids in early spring, along with other wildflowers throughout the season. Enjoy the view of the towering basalt cliffs. This section runs from John Yeon…

From Eagle Creek Trailhead this 2.6 mile stretch of the Gorge Trail provides some paved sections of the historic Columbia Highway as well as some single track trail. This section ends at Cascade Locks, OR at Bridge of the Gods Trailhead which accesses Pacific Crest…

Provides access to: West Fork Humptulips Trail #806 A popular trailhead for stock users. Limited dispersed camping available at trailhead. Two hitching rails available for stock use. 

On the upper Metolius River, this campground offers opportunities for fishing and hiking. Find a map of this campground here.

This is a free trailhead site located 71 miles south of the town of Hungry Horse on the gravel East Side Reservoir Road #38. The trailhead is located at an elevation of 4,200 feet and is open from May 15 through November 30. Gorge Creek Trailhead is situated ½ mile past Bunker Creek, and near Gorge Creek. There are 6 parking spots. The site is located in an old growth stand of trees. It gets moderate use. It…

Goshen Dam

In 1978, Congress recognized 206,053 acres of undeveloped federal land east of Riggins and north of the main Salmon River as a special area and designated it the Gospel-Hump Wilderness. Since then, the area has been managed to preserve its natural condition and to provide opportunities for primitive and unconfined types of recreation. Elevations in the Gospel-Hump Wilderness range from 1970 feet at the Wind River…