Your national forests and grasslands are 193 million acres of vast, scenic beauty waiting for you to discover. Over 3 million acres of land located in 22 National Recreation Areas managed by the Forest Service is preserved for recreational activities like hiking, boating, fishing and swimming, while highlighting natural, cultural and scenic resources. Visitors who choose to recreate on these public lands find 162,984 miles of trails, over 30,000 recreation sites, over 400,000 miles of streams and 3 million acres of lakes, 127 alpine ski areas, 338,000 heritage sites, and specially designated sites that include 36.7 million acres of designated wilderness areas, 130 wild and scenic rivers, 15 monuments, and one preserve. And remember, “It’s All Yours.”
Displaying 1 - 25 of 395Trailhead: Lemei
Provides access to: Lemei Trail #34 which enters Indian Heaven Wilderness from the east.
Parking for 4 vehicles.
Campground: North Fork Group Campsites
Three separate group sites offer secluded camping with gated access within North Fork Campground.
The Bear site has room for 8 cars or 6 RV’s and a maximum of 35 people. The…
Trailhead: Muddy Meadows
Provides access to: Muddy Meadows Trail #13 which enters Mt. Adams Wilderness from the north.Panoramic views of Mt. Adams and sub-alpine meadows along trail.
Parking for 6 vehicles.
Alert: Access to this trailhead is down a narrow…
Trailhead: Monte Cristo-Upper
Provides access to: Monte Christo Trail #53 from the north.
Limited parking down a rough rock road.
Trailhead: Monte Cristo-Lower
Provides access to: Monte Cristo Trail #53 which links up to Monte Carlo Trail #52.
Limited parking.
Trailhead: Monte Carlo-Upper
Provides access to: Monte Carlo #52 and Monte Cristo #53 trail system.
Limited parking.
Trailhead: Monte Carlo-Lower
Provides access to: Monte Carlo Trail #52 across from Oklahoma Campground.
Parking for 2 vehicles.
Trailhead: Middle Trail (Upper)
Provides access to: Upper Middle Trail #26.
Parking for 2 vehicles.
Trailhead: Middle Trail (Lower)
Provides access to: Lower Middle Trail #26.
Parking for 2 vehicles.
Trailhead: Middle Falls
Provides access to: Lewis River Trail #31 and Middle Falls Trail #31C.
Parking for up to 8 vehicles. Trailhead is located on Forest Road 90.
Site: Lower Falls Day Use
Located on the Lewis River in the Lower Falls Campground this day use area is near the Lower Lewis Falls and within the within the Lewis River Recreation Area. A flat, paved parking area accesses rolling paved and dirt trails leading to falls…
Trailhead: Little Huckleberry
Provides access to: Little Huckleberry Trail #49 which climbs Little Huckleberry Mountain.
Parking for 8 vehicles.
Trailhead: Lily Basin
Provides hiker access to: Trail #86 Lily Basin within Goat Rocks Wilderness.
Trailhead: Kincaid
Provides access to: Trail #42 Kincaid which enters William O. Douglas Wilderness.
Boating Site: Goose Lake
Concrete boat ramp with a 10 vehicle parking lot.
Fishing for stocked trout including rainbows and browns can be fair to excellent. Small brook trout and native cutthroat are also present. Try olive wooley-buggers, damsel imitations or spinners and spoons. Goose Lake falls under general zone regulations.
Trailhead: Grassy Knoll
Provides access to: Grassy Knoll Trail #146.
At 5.5. miles from the trailhead Grassy Knoll Trail ends at the Pacific Crest Trail #2000.
Gravel parking lot at the trailhead is at the junction of road numbers 68 and 6800-511. Road is rough and…
Site: Iron Creek Picnic Area
The area consists of very tall old growth trees on basically flat terrain of lush vegetation and room to roam. One of the first recreation sites reached when heading into the forest south from Randle, WA on Forest Road 25. The accessible picnic area is set among a majestic forest glen along the Cispus River adjacent to the Iron Creek…
Trailhead: Jordan Creek
Provides access to: Trail #94 Jordan Creek which enters Goat Rocks Wilderness.
Trailhead: Killen Creek
Provides access to: Killen Creek Trail #113 which enters Mt. Adams Wilderness from the north.
Parking area has a gravel surface and capacity of eight vehicles.
Site: La Wis Wis Picnic Area
Shelter, tables and interpretive plaques are available at this site. This site is within La Wis Wis Campground.
Trailhead: Langfield Falls
Provides access to: Langfield Falls Trail #8.
Parking area is paved and has a capacity of 10 vehicle.
Trailhead: Lake Christine
Provides access to: Trail #249 Lake Christine within Glacier View Wilderness.
Trailhead: Observation Peak
Provides access to: Observation Trail #132 which enters Trapper Creek Wilderness and links up with several trails such as Observation Peak Trail #132A.
Parking…
Campground: Coho Group Camp
This is a small group area that has room for 5 vehicles and 25-30 people. It is located within the La Wis Wis Campground. La Wis Wis is a large campground (100 sites) located right off of US Highway 12 at the junction of the Clear Fork of the Cowlitz and the Ohanapecosh River. It is situated in an old growth stand of…