Yankee Meadows designated dispersed campground is situated in a beautiful valley near Yankee Meadows Reservoir. For information on dispersed camping click on the related link to the right.

The Yankee Fork of the Salmon has a rich history in it's many uses by settlers and prospectors.  Custer Townsite and the Yankee Fork Dredge are two major attractions.  You can stay at one of many campgrounds in the area or enjoy both motorized and non-motorized trails.

The Yankee Hill area offers a network of OHV opportunities. The main route starting near Columbine Campground allows riders to unload near Bald Mtn Cemetery and continue on NFSR 273.2, to 175.1 and west to the town of Alice. Once in the Yankee Hill area there are more OHV opportunities on adjoining roads. Refer to the Ranger District's motor vehicle use map (MVUM) for more information on roads in this area. …

A river access area along the Yellowstone River on the Gardiner District. *No vehicle access due to flood-related damage. Contact district for info.   Interpretive trail and area history info.Day use only.

Yankee Meadows Campground is a little known gem that offers outstanding beauty and recreation. The scenery is fantastic at the lake with towering volcanic cliffs of Sydney Peaks rising in the distance.  Trout fishing and boating are the most popular activities. There are several ATV routes around Yankee Meadows, including the Markagunt and the Second Left Hand trails. Trail users are strongly advised to pick up…

A scenic lake located in Yankee Meadows.  Activities in the area  include boating, fishing, camping, and hiking.

Trail located on Yarnell Island on Lake Koocanusa

Yates Place Camp was an old home site, but now serves as an attractive destination for tent camping. A vaul toilet, tables, and grills are available at the site. Yates Place Camp is located near the Uwharrie Trail, a 20-mile National Recreation hiking trail.  This camp is also popular with deer hunters and hiking groups that use it as a base camp or staging area.     

Yates Ponds are approximately 1.3 acre ponds on Spearfish Creek. The Forest Service owns the shoreline. Private land ownership is nearby but does not include the shoreline. The South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks manages the fishing here so consult the state fishing regulations prior to fishing. As of this writing the allowed fishing is catch-and release and forbids the possession of organic bait within 100 feet of…

This 22-site campground is located in the Granite Basin Recreation Area amidst granite boulders in mixed pinyon-juniper and ponderosa pines. It is convenient to Granite Basin Lake, Granite Mountain Wilderness, and five day-use sites with picnic facilities and trail access. Yavapai Campground photos on Flickr  …

Yavapai Vista Trail is a 0.5 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Sedona, Arizona that offers scenic views. The trail is good for all skill levels and primarily used for hiking, walking, and nature trips. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.

Yearns Reservoir is a small 3 acre reservoir located next to Manti Community Campground.  The Department of Wildlife Resources of Utah (DWR) stocks this reservoir with Rainbow Trout.

Photo Courtesy:  Mark Oleg A moderately difficult out-and-back trail leads you to the base of a spectacular 50-foot vertical cascade. After a short hike on the Yellow Branch Nature Trail, you will come to the junction with the Yellow Branch Falls Trail. You will pass through groves of dignified hardwoods and cross meandering creek bottoms before turning to circumnavigate the steep terrain. In the winter when…

Yellow Cliffs is above the shoreline along an elevated hilltop which provides gorgeous views of unique yellow-hued boulders surrounding Bartlett Lake. Designated fire rings are spread out to give you more privacy from your neighbors. Here you can lounge…

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Located in the northeast part of the McCormick Wilderness, these falls are located on the Yellow Dog River, one of only a handful Eastern rivers to be named "wild". This trail is seldom used, and it is very likely you will see no other hikers. The trailhead is located off Ford Rd. and the trail is 2.38 miles to the falls. The trail is not marked as it is located in wilderness. As such, some trail finding may be…

Also known as Road 1284 or White Road. The State Highway Department plows the road to their maintenance shed and provides space for approximately 20 cars. This parking area provides access to an area with good views of Mt. Rainier and excellent beginner level cross-country skiing, but also offers some good telemark skiing in the adjacent clearcuts.

The Yellow Jacket Trailhead has no amenities.

A small fishing lake in the North Creek Lakes area. The Department of Wildlife Resourses of Utah (DWR) stocks this lake with Brook Trout. Other fishing lakes near Yellow lake are Flat Lake, Blue Lake,…

A recreation rental cabin on the Bozeman District on the Custer Gallatin National Forest. Yellow Mule Cabin was built in 1920 and was once used as a ranger station. This cabin is unique because it was constructed according to the builder's preference instead of being built with a standard Forest Service design. It is eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. The cabin provides a rustic,…

Another fun drive is to continue east another 20 miles past Yellow Pine on Forest Roads #412 and #340 to Big Creek and the Smith Creek Trailhead. From this trailhead you may easily access the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness along Big Creek. (180 miles round-trip from McCall, 8 hours)

The campground is composed of 19 sites in a single loop among a nice stand of mixed conifers and Aspen. It has corrals available outside the campground. There is brook trout fishing in the South Fork of Lodgepole Creek, which runs close to the Tie City Campground and across the 719 road from Yellow Pine.  This site was approved for a fee change -…

The Yellow Pine Campground offers 14 sites in a peaceful, remote setting near mountain slopes covered in dense pine forest. Peak season for the campground is typically early June through late September. It can be accessed by most vehicles; however the road is narrow and may be rough in spots. Natural Features: The campground sits in a pretty mountain meadow a stone's throw from scenic Johnson Creek, a tributary of…

This is an unpaved campground and has no water available. Popular local recreation activities include hiking.

Yellow Pine Campground is the largest of three Wallowa-Whitman campgrounds along Highway 26, which is part of the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway. The campground offers campsites for both tents and small trailers, and has five accessible campsites. Popular activities include; overnight camping for visitors traveling…

Yellow Pines loop has sites that are nestled within Ponderosa Pine trees. The Courtney Amphitheater and the Santa Clara River Trail access is located near site #2.

This body of water is part of the Weber drainage.

This body of water is part of the Weber drainage.

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