This 3.5 mile wild and scenic river system finds its source on the heights of San Jacinto Peak in the Mount San Jacinto State Game Preserve and Wilderness Area. The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail crosses its upper reaches. This area supports habitat for many at-risk species, including mountain yellow-legged frogs, California spotted owls, the rubber boa, and the San Bernardino flying squirrel. While there is no…

Plenty of shade, nice beautiful area on a hot day. Note: Fuller Mill Creek is closed to public access within 10 feet of the creek by Forest Order to protect the mountain yellow-legged frog, between March and October. Picnicking is allowed year round.

The Fullerton Lake Recreation Complex was once the site of the Fullerton Sawmill and community, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986. Ruins and foundations of one of the largest sawmill operations in the South may be seen on the 1.6 mile Fullerton Mill Trail. The Fullerton Recreation Complex has single and group day-use picnic facilities, camping areas for trailers, campers, and tents…

Fullmer Boat Landing Boating Site

River access on Ouachita River.

Located on the Savannah River in the southern portion of the Long Cane Ranger District, Furys Ferry Boat Ramp provides secluded access to some of the finest fishing between Clark Hill Reservoir and Stevens Creek Dam. A small, shaded picnic area situated among the hardwoods offers another reason for visitors to seek out this “jewel of the forest.”…

This body of water is part of the Henrys Fork drainage.

This body of water is part of the Smith Fork drainage.

This body of water is part of the Smith Fork drainage.

This body of water is part of the Blacks Fork drainage.

This body of water is part of the Blacks Fork drainage.

Rocky Point River Access has a gravel ramp to the water's edge but parking here is limited. There is an information board with current info on campfire permits and fire restrictions for the area. Interpretive signs are installed and the Forest Service provides a portable toilet here in summer months. *As of August 15th, 2023 this campground is closed due to wildfire activity* 

Gabaldon Campground is situated amid spruce trees at the foot of the Mount Baldy Wilderness. The campground is named for Juan Gabaldon, who retired from the Forest Service after working on many of the trails in the area. The campground is a perfect spot to relax after a day's ride. This campground is limited to campers with horses or stock animals.

The Gabe's Peak Trailhead includes a hitching rack and a loading/unloading ramp for animals. Update:  6-20-2015 Gabe’s Peak Trail is not well defined. Not recommended unless you are a very advanced trail hiker.

Gabions Campground offers camping on the National Scenic stretch of the Au Sable River.  Natural springs are common on this section of the river, including a small one at the river's edge near the gabions.  Gabions are rock-filled wire baskets that are placed along…

Located on Sand Creek, large sandy open area with some shade.Each site;has table, fire ring. Toilets are vault. Garbage bins are provided at entrance to the campground. Road access: 6S42 (Central Camp Road) is an unimproved road - not maintained for low clearance vehicles. This is Bear Country. Please store food properly and don't feed the bears.

This 4 mile trail parallels Gale River before climbing steeply to access the Garfield Ridge trail approximately one half mile west of Galehead Hut. Gale River trail affords the most direct route to Galehead Hut.

The Galena Creek Visitor Center is managed by Washoe County Regional Parks & Open Space under a special use permit from the U.S. Forest Service with a goal of increasing public understanding and appreciation of the many natural, cultural, historical, and recreational resources in the Galena Canyon area and the Mount Rose Scenic Byway. The Great Basin…

By the 1970s, Galena had become a destination for cross country skiers seeking the beauty of the Boulder Mountains, open meadows, challenging hills and powder slopes. Described by Snow Country as "arguably the best cross country ski trail system in the United States," the North Valley Trails was created in 1992 by the Blaine County Recreation district with help from a dedicated group of volunteers committed to…

Galena Lodge is a winter and summer resort located in Idaho's Sawtooth National Recreation Area. Galena can thank a rich history of mining, sheep herding and logging for much of its trail system. Galena has a colorful history dating back to the late 1870's when the first mining claims were made in the area. The name "Galena" refers to basic ore, largely made of lead mixed with silver, found here in the Senate and…

Galena Summit Overlook

The Galiuro Mountains are a large mountain range in the Madrean Sky Islands region of southeast Arizona. The range is noted for its height and ruggedness. The Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness encompasses the north perimeter of the range, and the large Galiuro Wilderness …

Rugged terrain, diverse plant and animal communities, old west history and plenty of solitude are available for lovers of wilderness in the Galiuros. These rugged block fault mountains rise over 3,700 feet above the semi-desert savannas of the Sulphur Springs and San Pedro Valleys in southeastern Arizona. The 76,317-acre Galiuro Wilderness encompasses the mid to upper slopes of the mountains as they rise from…

Day use area near Aspen campground. Great for family fun, sandcastles, sunbathing, and swimming. No lifeguard on duty.

Recreation sites in Gallatin Canyon and further south along the Gallatin River and Highway 191.  Big Sky recreational areas are also included in this travel corridor.

Located at Eagle Lake, the Gallatin Marina offers boat and fishing equipment rentals, open boat storage, slip rentals, boat fuel, showers, laundry, and fish cleaning facilities. Fishing licenses, fishing supplies, camping supplies, ice, clothing, and food are for sale at the Marina store. 530-825-3454

Upper Gallinas Campground provides easy access to New Mexico Hwy 152 and is nicely developed. It is located on NM State Hwy 152, approximately 37 miles east of Silver City. The site is easily accessed by most vehicles, in most weather conditions. The parking lot and picnic sites are lined with gravel, making this the perfect choice for visitors wanting to experience the outdoors without sacrificing comfort.

Gallinas Group Site Day Use Area

The Galloping Goose Trail #499 begins on Lizard Head Pass at a trailhead parking area located on the east side of State Highway 145 and proceeds for 17.6 miles north towards Telluride. It travels past a restored train trestle, over two trail bridges, through a highway underpass, and along segments of the historic Rio Grande Southern (RGS) railway. The route is diverse, following forest roads, single track trails,…

Gambel Oak 05618 is located in the lower southeastern portion of the Manzanita Mountains Trail System map, between Pine Flat Trailhead and Mahogany Trail 05602. It connects with Pokerchip Trail 05612, Gambel Spur Trail 05633, Pine Loop Trail 050636, Pine Flat Connector 05635 and Mahogany Trail…