Trailhead on Forest Road 94 - Cox Canyon Road for access to Divide Trail #15 and the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74 on the Gila National Forest.

Provides accesses to: Fremont National Recreation Trail #160 - Middle Segment which is open to hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. There is no trail connection south to Mill Trailhead due to land ownership issues. Situated on top of a large butte, Cox Pass is an open meadow surrounded by Ponderosa pine trees. The trailhead affords a memorable view of Albert Rim. Amenities include a parking area, one vault…

The Coxcomb Trail #132 begins at an intersection with the Middle Fork Trail #227 and ends at an intersection with the Wetterhorn Basin Trail #226. The trail intersects the Middle Fork Trail at approximately 11,505 feet and crosses the Middle Fork Cimarron River. It head west as it switchbacks and continues to climb to an elevation of 12,400 feet in approximately 1.4 miles. It turns south and sweeps southwest…

This road travels 17.8 miles from Fawnskin to the northern Forest boundary, eventually ending up in the outskirts of Apple Valley. Important Note: Only street legal vehicles are permitted between Fawnskin and Holcomb Valley Rd. (3N16). OHVs that require a California DMV-issued identification sticker (e.g. green sticker) are now allowed to use the road between Holcomb Valley Rd. (3N16) and Grapevine Canyon Rd.(4N16…

This is a small parking area. The road loops around and goes back out to the main road. Within the loop there are several picnic tables and campsites. Coy Bald Trailhead is the western trailhead for the Hercules Glade Wilderness trails. It connects you to the Coy Bald and Long Creek Trails. Long Creek Trail connects to the 4-mile Pea's Hollow loop and you can hike north along the hollow bottom, then back along the…

Located 20 miles east of Springville, CA, near Camp Nelson via State Highway 190.  The campground has 19 single family units and 1 double family unit. Some units can accommodate recreational vehicles up to maximum length of 24 feet.  Sanitary facilities, potable water, tables, and BBQ stoves are provided. Open from April 12 through October 27 dependent upon weather conditions.  Elevation is…

Visitors to Coyote Camp can enjoy an out-of-the-way camping area within the National Red Dirt Wildlife Management Preserve. Although this camp is a designated hunter's camp, it can be utilized year around by general forest visitors. Very primitive site with limited facilities. There is OHV access to the Sandstone Trail.

Coyote Campground is situated in an open pine forest and grassland. The site offers 6 tent/trailer sites. Primary activities include; camping (summer and during fall hunting season) and picnicking.

Coyote Canyon Camping Area is a primitive campsite and picnic area next to Coyote Creek.   Uses:  picnicking, camping  Facilities:  One picnic table, two fire rings, and one portable toilet.  No potable water.  

Popular trailhead for hiking, horseback and biking. Vault toilet provided at trailhead. Loop trail system.

This is a steep and rocky road, best suited to high clearance 4X4 vehicles. Much of Coyote Flat is almost 10,000 feet in elevation. Views of Palisade Glacier at the South end of the Flat. No water or Facilities in this area.

Coyote Group Campground is located on the north east shore of French Meadows Reservoir in a coniferous forest. Campground is in close proximity to the Granite Chief Wilderness. Group sites can accommodate RVs or tents. Features are cooking grills, campfire rings with benches, serving and eating tables, and lots of tent space. Black Bear has a flush restroom and is designed for accessibility. All other sites have…

Connects from the Pierson Park Road (#119) near Estes Park.

Coyote Hill Trailhead gives access to the Coyote Hill Trail #314. The trailhead has a large parking lot suitable for all vehicle types and horse trailers. Trailhead is open to hiking, biking and foot traffic. No motorized vehicles. Winter groomed for skate /XC skiing and snowshoeing by Pagosa Ranger District when suitable snow conditions exist.  Dogs on leashes ok.

This small campground with only four sites provides easy access to…

This loop takes you over rolling hills comprised of beautiful ponderosa pine forest, sagebrush flats and grasslands.

Hiking and horseback riding is popular on this trail within the Jedediah Smith Wilderness.  The Coyote Meadows Trailhead includes a parking area, 3 hitch rails, a corral, bear boxes, and a  vault toilet.

Coyote Meadows Trailhead

The Coyote Meadows TH is the gateway to Hidden Corral Basin and Camp Lake. Hidden Lake (059) is also accessed from this trailhead. Bitch Creek TR. (002) is a popular choice with horse/stock enthusiast. From the Coyote Meadows trailhead, it is possible to create many loops that will take you back to the parking area.

The Coyote Ranger District, the northernmost district of the Santa Fe National Forest, encompasses 265,100 acres. The Chama River Canyon Wilderness and the northern section of the San Pedro Parks Wilderness provide amazing recreation opportunities. Visitors delight in floating the Wild and Scenic Rio Chama or hiking in the San Pedro…

Provides upper access to: North Fork Umatilla River Trail #3083 within North Fork Umatilla Wilderness. Directions: From Tollgate, OR (approximately 45 miles southeast of Walla Walla, Washington)  take Highway 204 west for about 5…

Coyote Trailhead provides access to the Manzanita Mountains Trail System. The turn off to Coyote Trailhead is approximately 2 miles south of I-40, on NM 337. The first trailhead on that turn off is Chamisoso Trailhead. It …

This webpage is no longer being updated. Please update your bookmarks to: https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/cibola/recreation/recarea/?recid=82473  Coyote Trailhead provides access to the Manzanita Mountains Trail System. The turn off to Coyote…

Coyote Trailhead

A massive formation of columnar basalt, Coyote Wall is one of the Columbia River Gorge's most recognizable features from all directions. Known around the Gorge as "The Syncline", local amateur geologists enjoy debating its proper geological classification over a craft brew. From Coyote Wall Trailhead, bikers, hikers, and riders can access a 30+ mile network trails with an open feel and breath-taking…

The Cozy Cove Campground is located on the southeast shore of scenic Deadwood Reservoir at an elevation of 5,300 feet. Boating, fishing and hiking are popular activities. Natural Features: The campground is situated on a bluff overlooking the reservoir. All sites have lake views. A mixed-growth pine forest covers the campground, offering plentiful shade. Summer wildflowers are abundant. Recreation: Because of its…

 Cozy Dell Trail (23W26)  Length: 1.9 miles  Difficulty: moderate The trailhead is located 3.3 miles north of Ojai and .1 mile south of Friends' Ranch Packing House. Do not park in the parking lot of the packing house.  The trail ends at Cozy Dell Creek, where it ties into the Foothill Trail and Cozy Dell Road. From this junction, a loop can be made by following the Foothill Trail and then…

This is a 7/10 mile loop north of Crab Flats OHV Road 3N34, west of Crab Flats Campground.

This family campground is located in an area with tall pines, oaks and cedar trees. Crab Flats has 28 sites. 23 sites are reservable sites with a space length of 15 feet through the Recreation.gov widget below. There are 5 first-come, first-serve sites. Off-Highway vehicle trails are nearby. Green Valley Lake is approximately six miles away. There is no overflow parking. No large RVs. This campground is for off-…

The Crab Flats OHV Road 3N34 is also known as the "Willow Creek Jeep Trail" on the west end and a portion just east of Deep Creek is known as "Dishpan Springs". The OHV road is just over 14 miles long and travels from State Highway 173 to Holcomb Valley OHV Road 3N16 at the Crab Flats Campground. Important Note: The portion of 3N34 between State Highway 173 and the Pinnacles OHV Staging Area is restricted to street…