In the winter, Chickadee Trailhead gives access to many cross-country ski trails west of Patterson Lake. In summer months those trails are hiking and mountain bike trails. Map of Chickadee Area Trails

Day use area with picnic tables.

Travel to the Chickasawhay Ranger District on any day and discover the hidden beauty that lies among the rustling pines. If you are lucky enough to venture out on a sunny day, the rays of sunshine peaking through the tall dark green pines will take your breath away. Even on a rainy day, you can drive through the forest and see tall stands of longleaf pine with the ground covered in beautiful bright kelly green…

Chickasawhay Wildlife Management Area is managed by Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks.  For information concerning permits or if you have other questions, contact the local office at 601-344-0600 or go to: MDWFP - Chickasawhay.

Elevation 6200 feet. 8 shady sites, set among pines in Chicken Creek Canyon. Fishing is good in Chicken Creek. Pets must be leashed in campground.

Chicken Park Road is a popular area for dispersed camping and is located north of Red Feather Lakes.  Restrooms are not available at this site. 

Chicken-Deer Creek Trailhead has a large parking lot and offers access to Chicken Creek Trail #138 and Deer Creek Trail #139. There are no facilities.

This area is currently partially closed to camping per Forest Order 0513-21-13 - There is no camping within 350 feet of the Kern River - this area is day-use only until further notice. See link above for further details and map. Dispersed Camping on Upper Kern River approximately 4 to 5 miles north from…

The Chico Seed Orchard is located on 209 acres in Chico, California. Development started in 1904 when the site was assigned to the Agricultural Research Service for the purpose of plant breeding research and plant introduction from all over the world. The orchard's primary functions are: Provide high-quality, source-identified seed. Enhance reforestation success in current and future planting environments.…

A hitch rail, and loading ramp are provided. Located near the popular Sled Springs OHV trails.

Begin at the Chief Mountain Trailhead. The trail passes through a spruce and fir forest and quickly reaches treeline. The last stretch of the trail offers an overlook of the Bear Creek Basin, including Mount Goliath, Rogers Peak and Roslin Peak. The trail is 1.4 miles one way.

The Chief Mountain Trailhead is located south of Idaho Springs. It provides access to the Chief Mountain Trail (#58).

This campground is located near Paulina Lake in the Newberry National Volcanic Monument. This is the only horse campground in the caldera and provides the horse enthusiast a great way to sight-see throughout the entire monument area. There are a couple of resorts nearby for camping supplies and restaurants.

This is a small day use area for equestrian use accessing the Newberry Crater trail, which is at the base of the Big Obsidian Flow and connects to the larger caldera trail network. See also: Chief Paulina Horse Camp Recreation Fee Site: Parking at this site requires a recreation pass. Passes are NOT available at…

Facility includes an enclosed and an open-air redwood hot tub, dressing rooms, and benches. No overnight accommodations. A 0.3 mile trail off Hot Springs Slough provides access at lower water levels. At river levels below 16', boat access is limited and walking along the slough is required to get to the hot tubs. Expect crowds on weekends, holidays, and sunny days throughout the summer. Hot Springs are located…

Starting from Peru Creek Road, the Chihuahua Gulch Road continually climbs upward until it crosses a stream, where it levels off and then passes several beaver ponds and beautiful meadows. The road continues for approximately 2 miles until you come to the end at a buck and rail fence. NO MOTORIZED VEHICLES ARE ALLOWED PAST THIS POINT! Continue on the trail for 1.4 miles until you reach the lake which is nestled…

Chihuahua Pine Picnic Area

This trailhead provides access to the Minnow Ridge ORV Trail #1524, Chikamin Creek ORV Trail #1534, and Lower…

Chilao Campground sits at an elevation of 5,300 feet, giving campers majestic panoramas of nearby Vetter Lookout and Big Tujunga Canyon. The campground offers two different loops for tent camping: Little Pines and Manzanita. Each loop offers 40+ sites for camping. Manzanita is used for overflow during winter months. Little Pines is open year-round dependent on winter and/or road conditions. Wildlife is very active…

Elevation: 5,300-feet. Amenities: 20+ picnic sites with picnic tables, BBQ pedestal grills, campfire rings. vault toilets, trash facilities. Piped water may or may not be available. Due to limited water availability, please bring enough water for cooking, cleaning, drinking, and extinguishing BBQ grill fires and campfires.

Elevation: 5,300-feet in elevation. Amenities: Self-guided trails with exhibits. Vault toilets (-non-flush) are located across the road in the Chilao Picnic Area. Trash receptacles available. No water available at visitor center. Closest water source (drinking water, water to wash hands from an outdoor faucet) is at Chilao Picnic Area, but water may not be available in winter months. 

Chilcoot Campground is in the shade of large cottonwoods in a mixed pine forest alongside Little Last Chance Creek. The campground has water, showers, flush toilets and paved roads. Each campsite has paved parking pad, table, fire ring and grill. 22 of the 40 sites are available for reservation.  

Childers Creek is a parking area for those to access the Hiwassee River and the John Muir Trail. 

In 1908 the Arizona Power Company began construction of the Childs Power Plant. For more than 90 years, the water of Fossil Creek had been diverted by a system of pipes and flumes from its natural course to power the turbines of the Childs and Irving hydroelectric plants. During this time, Fossil Creek had been reduced to a mere trickle, compared with the normal one million gallons per hour flow once witnessed by…

Childs Glacier campground is OPEN but cannot be accessed via the Copper River Highway due to Bridge 339 being closed by Alaska DOT&PF. The Childs Glacier Recreation Area and Campground cannot be accessed via the Copper River Highway due to a bridge closure. However, the recreation area is open to the public if you can get there. No reservations are needed at Forest Service campsites along the Copper…

Located in the Chilhowee Recreation Area, Chilhowee Campground offers more than 70 campsites, electric hookups, RV sites, tent-only sites and multiple bathhouses.The campground is usually open from early April to late October, with an overflow area and day use area open year-round. 7-acre McKamy Lake offers a swim area with a sand beach, and fishing from the bank. Boats are allowed, but gasoline motors are not.…

Shaded by a grove of Ponderosa pine, fir and cedar, Chilkoot Campground offers ample space for tent or RV camping. Chilkoot is named for the creek that runs by the campground. This campground is located at an elevation of approximately 4,600 feet, providing a comfortable camping experience during the hottest days of summer. This rustic campground provides a host and vault toilets but no water. Each unit has a gravel…

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Chimney is part of the Fort Valley Trail System. Located at the base of the San Francisco Peaks, the Fort Valley Trail System was designed primarily for connecting popular mountain biking trails. This system is a multi-use trail to be used by bicycles, hikers, horses and motorcycles. Several sections of the…